Workers Group Faults Tinubu Over Governance and Democracy
The All Workers’ Convergence has criticised President Bola Tinubu, alleging policies threaten democracy, security, and citizens' welfare, urging governance reforms.
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Secure Nigeria, Protect Nigerians, Professor Jibrin Tells Tinubu
Professor Oludayo Tade urges President Tinubu to intensify security efforts, citing national and transnational threats. The NSC conference highlights economic and citizenship crises.
Odumosu urges security collaboration, cites rivalry as crime bane
NSCDC FCT Commandant Dr. Olusola Odumosu identifies unhealthy inter-agency rivalry as a key factor undermining Nigeria's fight against insecurity, urging enhanced synergy and intelligence sharing among security agencies.
NUJ Names DSS DG Ajayi 'Man of the Year' for Media-Security Ties
The NUJ has named DSS Director-General Adeola Ajayi its 'Man of the Year' for strengthening media-security collaboration at a summit in Abuja.
Canada Unveils Six New Asylum Rules to Streamline Claims
Canada introduces six major asylum reforms under Bill C-12, including a single online application, stricter timelines, and faster work permits, aiming to reduce a backlog of 298,200 cases and average wait times of 25 months.
Trump Says UK PM Starmer Will Resign Over Immigration and Energy
US President Trump claims UK PM Starmer will resign due to failures on immigration and energy policies, citing poor leadership and political pressure.
CLEEN Foundation Flags Security Impartiality in Ekiti Poll
CLEEN Foundation reports 46.3% of security personnel lacked impartiality in Ekiti governorship election, though 90% arrived early and voters felt safe.
Brazil football chief accused of using funds for mistress trip
Brazilian Football Confederation President Samir Xaud is accused of using federation funds to fly a mistress to New York and cover her hotel stay before meeting his wife for the World Cup opening ceremony.
Reps Minority Caucus Blames Poor Budget for Insecurity
The House of Representatives Minority Caucus has blamed poor budget implementation for worsening insecurity, citing under 30% funding for security agencies.
DSS DG Wins NUJ Man of the Year for Media-Security Ties
DSS Director-General Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi receives NUJ Man of the Year Award for strengthening media-security collaboration at a summit in Abuja.
Africa's Leadership Challenge: Shortage of Presence, Not Leaders
Africa's leadership crisis is not a scarcity of leaders but a lack of presence, argues Nqobile Pamela Xaba. True leadership requires deep listening, curiosity, and creating environments where people thrive.
Reps suspend NILDS DG probe over lack of evidence
Nigeria's House of Representatives committee suspends investigation into NILDS DG Suleiman Abubakar over alleged APC primary participation, pending submission of evidence.
SSS Backs Trust Fund Bill, Rejects Foreign Donations
The SSS supports a proposed Trust Fund for stable funding but rejects foreign contributions, urging amendments to governance and funding structures at a House hearing.
Shell Appoints Elohor Aiboni as First Nigerian Country Chair
Shell appoints Elohor Aiboni as new EVP and Country Chair for Nigeria, succeeding Marno de Jong. She is the first Nigerian to hold the combined role, with over 24 years of experience.
Italy's Top Court Acquits Milan Prosecutors in OPL 245 Case
Italy's highest court acquitted two Milan prosecutors of failing to disclose documents in the Eni-Shell OPL 245 Nigeria corruption case, overturning a prior conviction.
Tinubu Orders Permanent Security Reinforcement at NIPSS
President Tinubu orders immediate and permanent security reinforcement at NIPSS after an attack killed two soldiers and a police officer. VP Shettima conveys directive, demanding a security plan within 72 hours.
Tinubu Must Allow Nigerians to Own Rifles for Self-Defence
An analyst argues that President Tinubu's security strategy has failed, citing the killing of General Rabe and kidnapping of Hakeem Baba-Ahmed's nephew, and calls for legalising rifle ownership for self-defence.
Nigeria's Fight Against Organised Crime: Policy Brief Tracks 16 Commitments
A new policy brief evaluates progress on 16 recommendations to counter organised crime in Nigeria, revealing stalled implementation and persistent funding gaps despite trillions in security spending.
Ribadu Backs Bill for Strategic Intelligence Institute
NSA Nuhu Ribadu supports a bill to establish the Strategic Intelligence Management Institute (SIMI), aiming to strengthen intelligence-driven governance and security in Nigeria.
AIG Commends Enugu for Security Tech Investment
AIG Ifeanyi Uche praised Governor Mbah's investment in security tech like Command Centre, drones, and training for personnel on cybersecurity and data gathering.
SSS Convictions: Justice Cornerstone of Nigeria's Security
Recent SSS courtroom victories, including death sentences for Owo church attackers, signal a shift from arrests to lawful convictions, strengthening rule of law and public trust.
EFCC Operatives at Governor Oyebanji's Polling Unit in Ekiti Election
EFCC operatives arrived at Governor Biodun Oyebanji's polling unit in Ekiti State during the governorship election, amid concerns of possible vote buying.
US to phase out HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa amid tensions
The US government plans to phase out PEPFAR HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa, citing policy disputes and worsening diplomatic relations, affecting over 8 million people living with HIV.
Yiaga Africa Flags Ekiti Election Material Discrepancies
Yiaga Africa warns that inconsistencies between ballot papers, result sheets, and INEC's candidate list for the Ekiti governorship election could cause confusion during voting and collation.
Yiaga Africa Flags INEC Material Discrepancies in Ekiti
Yiaga Africa raises alarm over inconsistencies in INEC election materials in Ekiti, citing mismatches between ballot papers, result sheets, and candidate list.
MCE demands probe of vote-buying and irregularities in Ekiti
The Movement for Credible Elections has called for a thorough investigation into allegations of vote-buying and other electoral irregularities reported during the Ekiti governorship election.
Professor Claims Buhari Was Not Fulani, Sparks Ethnic Debate
Professor Alkasum Abba asserts that no Fulani has been Nigeria's president except Atiku Abubakar, claiming Buhari was Hausa, not Fulani, igniting online reactions.
Analyst Urges Caution on Yari Corruption Allegations
Political analyst Umar Muhammad warns against trial by social media, stressing that unproven allegations against Senator Abdulaziz Yari require due process and judicial confirmation.
Women Seek Gender Equity, Not Rivalry with Men at Summit
At MOUAU's maiden International Women's Conference, participants called for gender equity, not rivalry with men, emphasizing women's role in national development.
Group demands ICPC probe into alleged ₦2bn OGWAMA fraud
The Assembly of Patriots International calls for ICPC investigation into former OGWAMA MD Abayomi Hunye over alleged ₦2bn fraud, abuse of office, and nepotism.
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