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VIPs Move to Engage NSCDC After Recall of 11,000 Policemen

In the wake of the recent withdrawal of 11,566 policemen from individuals and private establishments nationwide, several high-profile Nigerians have begun making plans to seek alternative security arrangements through the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). The directive—issued as part of an ongoing effort to redeploy police personnel back to core operational duties—has left…

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Nigerian Cyber Expert Charles Awuzie Calls for Radical Overhaul of Nigeria’s Security Architecture: “Democratise Security Like South AFRICA”

Prominent Nigerian cybersecurity expert, Charles Awuzie, has ignited a national conversation with a strongly worded open letter urging the Nigerian government and lawmakers to immediately liberalise and democratise the private security industry, using South Africa as a working model. In a viral post that has been widely shared across social media platforms, Awuzie drew a…

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NARD Faults Labour Ministry’s Claims, Insists Nationwide Strike Continues

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has rejected assertions by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment that the government has met the union’s demands, insisting that its nationwide strike remains firmly in force.In a statement issued late Monday, NARD described the Ministry’s claims as “misleading and premature,” stressing that none of the core…

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NIGERIAN SENATE PUSHES FOR 100,000 NEW MILITARY RECRUITS AMID SCHOOL ABDUCTION CRISIS

In a urgent bid to shore up the nation's defenses against a relentless wave of violence, the Nigerian Senate on Tuesday implored President Bola Tinubu to greenlight the recruitment of 100,000 fresh personnel into the armed forces. The resolution, adopted unanimously during a heated plenary session, comes on the heels of a deadly attack on…

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Seven Years After: Fresh Outrage Over the Death of 13-Year-Old Ochanya as Nigerians Renew Calls for Justice

It has been seven years since 13-year-old Elizabeth Ochanya Ogbanje died from the physical and emotional trauma allegedly inflicted on her by those who were meant to protect her. Yet today, her story burns anew in the national conscience — a haunting reminder of how justice delayed often feels like justice denied. Born in Benue…

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