Unidentified gun men suspected to be enforcing a two-day ‘phantom’ sit-at-home allegedly declared by yet to be identified dissident group in South-East attacked Ebebe Junction in Abakaliki metropolis, Ebonyi. The […]
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Niger Joint Security Team Repel Attack, Kill 10 terrorists
1 min read The Niger State Joint Security team has allegedly neutralized no fewer than ten bandits and rescued fourteen persons at Kawo, Uregi villages in Rafi local government area […]
From “Western Education is Forbidden” to the World’s Deadliest Terrorist Group – Madiha Afzal
2 min read Boko Haram — which translates literally to “Western education is forbidden” — has, since 2009, killed tens of thousands of people in Nigeria, and has displaced more […]
The Impact of Flooding on Nigeria’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – Adaku Jane Echendu
2 min read Abstract Nigeria has Africa’s biggest economy and a population of over 200 million people. Nigeria faces numerous challenges as it struggles to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals […]
Security is NOT the One-Size-Fit-All Model – Prof. Adoyi Onoja
9 min read The Special Military Operation launched by Russia in Ukraine or what the West and its media described as Invasion and/or War, in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine-Western crisis, is […]
Nigeria: What’s the Worth of Flood Alerts? – Kayode Komolafe
6 min read From Lagos to Jalingo, flood news has been reported in parts of Nigeria in the last few days. Streets and neighbourhoods have been submerged after intense rainfalls. […]
Nigeria’s Plastic Pollution is Harming the Environment: Steps to Combat it are Overdue – Emmanuel O. Akindele
3 min read A key theme at this year’s United Nations Environment Assembly in Kenya is plastic pollution. It will be returning to a theme from 2018 World Environment Day. The evidence for the prevalence and […]
4 Critical Security Strategies to Prevent Cyberattacks in 2022 – Tyler Farrar
5 min read The growing threat of cyber adversaries loomed over organizations throughout 2021, and it shows no signs of slowing down as we enter March 2022. As teams continue […]
Looking Back to Look Ahead: Anticipating the Cybersecurity Landscape in 2022 – Rick Grinnell
4 min read From a CISO’s point of view, 2021 was not a very good year. It started with a scramble to address the SolarWinds cyberattack and is ending with […]
Four Mobile Cybersecurity Threats to Watch in 2022 – Justin Lie
3 min read Mobiles have become an extension of our arms. We use them for anything, and everything — from checking our heart rate to making sure a photo frame […]
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