Delta’s Crime Crackdown: Policing, Public Trust, and the Pursuit of Safety A closer look at Delta State’s evolving security approach Delta State has found itself in the national spotlight following a sweeping crackdown that led to the arrest of 95 suspects and the recovery of 16 firearms in just one month.According to Commissioner of Police […]
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Justice for Somtochukwu: The Arise News Tragedy and the State of Media Safety The human cost of insecurity and what it means for press freedom in Nigeria The shocking death of Somtochukwu Christella Maduagwu, a promising journalist with Arise News, has once again drawn national attention to the growing dangers of practicing journalism in Nigeria.Somtochukwu,
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Unused TETFUND Allocations: A Mirror of Systemic Inefficiency Why Nigeria’s education funding model needs a reset The Federal Government’s directive to tertiary institutions to refund unused TETFUND allocations has stirred strong reactions across Nigeria’s academic community.Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa, while speaking in Abuja, lamented that billions of naira meant for infrastructure, research, and staff
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A test of Nigeria’s anti-corruption resolve The conviction of Garuba Duku, a retired Director of Finance and Administration at the Abuja Metropolitan Management Council (AMMC), has sent ripples across the civil service.Duku’s fall from grace serves as a stark reminder that corruption, no matter how long buried, can still catch up with its architects. The
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The Protest March & Its Symbolism In Southern Kaduna, farmers — largely women — once more took to the streets, protesting recurrent attacks by herders on lives and farmlands.The rally began in several villages and culminated at the palace of the Chief of Koro, His Highness Yohanna Akaito, in Kagarko LGA. Protesters wore black and
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A Surprise Early Exit Professor Mahmood Yakubu has formally ended his decade-long tenure as Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).His official departure took effect on October 7, 2025. While his term was originally slated to expire in November, Yakubu said his decision allows for a smoother transition as INEC prepares for the 2027
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