By Jideofor Adibe It was a great privilege to be invited as one of the three keynote speakers on a security management symposium and book launch under the theme “Sustaining […]
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Tackling multi-dimensional insecurity in major political transition
By Uche Nnadozie With Boko Haram still active but massively degraded in the last eight years and banditry becoming the next outpost of terrorism but under heavy pushback by our […]
Insecurity: The Task Before The Tinubu Administration
By Maharazu Ahmed Nigeria will on May 29, 2023, have a new leadership that will steer the affairs of the country in the next four years. The new administration will […]
Tinubu’s Agric Policy And Farmer-Herder Conflicts
By Adamu Lawal Toro As Nigeria awaits the inauguration of President Ahmad Bola Tinubu come May 29, there are high expectations that some of his economic policies, even though well […]
Rethinking the Approach to Nigeria’s National Security
By Fola Aina The Nigerian state is currently confronted with multiple security threats, most of which emanate from, and are perpetuated by violent non-state actors (VNSAs). In the troubled Northeast […]
In Search of “Global or International Security”
By Prof. Adoyi Onoja It is conventional to hear and read about “global or international security”. The notion of “global or international Security” is not dissimilar to “international community”. […]
How insecurity heightens traveling challenges in Nigeria
By Jide Ojo A popular phrase says ‘traveling is a form of education.’ This is because it is not only in classrooms that you can acquire knowledge. Traveling provides field […]
INTERVIEW: How climate change affects oil palm production in Nigeria – Expert
Okomu Oil plantation agriculture coordinator, Billy Ghansah, speaks on how changes in rainfall patterns and other issues have impacted oil palm production in Nigeria.By Abdulkareem Mojeed Prior to the discovery […]
Inflation, Food Security And Implications For Agric Revolution
“My pension is only N90, 000 monthly; my children, two undergraduates, and one graduate all rely on this money and my wife’s little income from her petty trading. “With the […]
Nigeria’s national security nightmare
Nigeria does have a national security challenge. This is very serious. Nigeria’s strategic vitals are nonetheless, still strong, and she may yet survive the current situation. Perhaps I speak too […]
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By Maharazu Ahmed Nigeria will on May 29, 2023, have a new leadership that
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INTERVIEW: How climate change affects oil palm production in Nigeria – Expert
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“My pension is only N90, 000 monthly; my children, two undergraduates,
Nigeria’s national security nightmare
Nigeria does have a national security challenge. This is very serious.