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From Panic to Preparedness: The Need for Security First Aid in Schools and Communities
Since Thursday, 4th June, I have been reflecting on a security-related incident that reportedly occurred in Karu and some parts of Abuja. Although the...
Twelve Years After Chibok: Why Are Nigerians School-children Still Not Safe
For the past week, I have been watching videos and reading reports about the recent schoolchildren kidnappings in Nigeria, and one question has refused...
Kugbo Bus Terminal Didn’t Collapse by Wind—It Collapsed by Greed
Yesterday, it was just a bus terminal. Today, it has become a story Nigerians cannot ignore—a story about how we do things in this...
Defection Without Conviction: Nigeria’s Ideological Crisis
When party loyalty collapses, democracy becomes a revolving theatre of ambition.
Politics is not a marketplace of convenience; it is a sanctuary of conviction. A...
Silence is Killing Us: The Untold Role of Citizens in Nigeria’s Security Crisis
I have been observing, analyzing, and increasingly growing disturbed by the alarming pace of violence and insurgency in Nigeria, particularly across the northern region.
One...
