By Olatunde Ajayi An Assistant Controller of Corrections and Officer-in-Charge, Medium Security Custodial Centre, Agodi, Ibadan, Mr Sunday Adekunbi, has urged the government to remove the ‘stigma’ hindering released convicts from easily securing employments. Adekunbi made the call at the second edition of the Inmates’ Debate Competition organised by theContinue Reading
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs and Narcotics, Senator Joseph Ikpea with the Chairman, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), retired Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa By Ibironke Ariyo The Senate Committee on Drugs and Narcotics has assured the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) of its full support inContinue Reading
Security experts, media practitioners and other stakeholders have endorsed a rights-based communication framework aimed at promoting professionalism, accountability and respect for human rights in security and media reportingContinue Reading
Stakeholders validate toolkits to combat ethnic stereotyping, profilingContinue Reading
Nigeria, Cameroon sign MoU on securityContinue Reading
The National Chairman, Nigerian Legion, Ms Grace Henry, has called on the Federal Government to harness the vast experience/expertise of military veterans in tackling national security.Continue Reading
The Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, has commended the Nigerian Legion for its unwavering commitment to the welfare of veterans.Continue Reading
Stakeholders from the security, media, academic and peacebuilding sectors have evolved strategies to address ethnic stereotyping and profiling in crisis and security reporting in Nigeria.Continue Reading
By Ibironke Ariyo The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) says it has arrested more than 80,000 suspected drug offenders between January 2021 and May 2026. The Director, Media and Advocacy of the agency, Mr Femi Babafemi, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) inContinue Reading
his remarks of Chairman, Optimal Image Media Limited, Shu’aibu Mungadi
urged the Federal Government, to further regulate the activities, mining, activities in northern Nigeria.
He said this would enable the region to benefit from the abundant mineral resources being stolen on daily basis, either from the powerful Nigerians, or in collaboration with expatriate. Continue Reading
