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US agrees to provide security assistance to help end the violence raging across Nigeria

WASHINGTON has agreed provide Nigeria with assistance that will enable it to combat the growing insecurity ravaging the country following a recent meeting between both governments in response to President Donald Trump's intervention into the matter.

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Southwest governors expected to increase funding for Amotekun at today's Ibadan meeting

GOVERNORS of Nigeria's six states that make up the southwest geo-political zone are expected to come up with a new security initiative this week in response to the growing insecurity that is ravaging the country.

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With kidnapping now the most lucrative industry in Nigeria our National Assembly needs to pass an Emergency Security Measures Bill immediately

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Our intelligence agencies must be compelled to publish details of any politician, monarch or publicly exposed person on whom they have information that he could be a sponsor of terrorists, bandits, kidnappers or hoodlums

[2] Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria and all its splinter groups must be declared terrorist organisations

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About 50 of the kidnapped students in Niger State escape from their abductors

ABOUT 50 of the students kidnapped by terrorists from St Mary’s Catholic School in Niger State have escaped from their abductors and have been reunited with the families in a development that has lifted spirits in the area.

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Maybe President Tinubu should launch his security strategy with the revival of the Mokwa Cattle Ranch, using it as a training centre for herdsmen and Almajiris

Ayo Akinfe

[1] This is the Mokwa Cattle Ranch (MCR), established in 1964 specifically for livestock fattening purposes under a bilateral agreement between the German and Nigerian governments. Sir Ahmadu Bello, the then premier of the Northern Region planned to make it Nigeria’s primary livestock production centre

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Italian prime minister adds her voice to the debate over the killing of Nigerian Christians

ITALIAN prime minister Georgia Meloni has added her voice to the ongoing debate surrounding the killing of Christians in Nigeria by calling on the federal government to arrest and prosecute all those responsible for the violence.

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With the G20 currently meeting in Johannesburg, it is time for Nigerians as a people to learn a bit from industrialised nations. Let us start with the Japanese sense of civic responsibility

Ayo Akinfe

[1] From the first to the sixth primary school year, Japanese students must learn ethics when it comes to dealing with people. They are taught from a tender age how to relate to other human beings

[2] Even though among the richest people in the world, the Japanese do not have servants. Parents are responsible for the home and children. Nigerians are notorious for having unnecessary house helps

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Pope Leo wades into Nigerian religious debate saying violence affects people of every faith

POPE Leo XIV has waded into the ongoing debate about the persecution of Christians by debunking the myth that they are being particularly targeted by terrorists pointing out that the widespread violence in the country affects adherents of all faiths.

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Sowore claims Nnamdi Kanu has been moved to Sokoto Prison to leave him vulnerable

HUMAN rights activist Omoyele Sowore has accused the Nigerian authorities of secretly moving the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) leader Nnamdi Kanu to Sokoto Prison following his recent sentencing in a bid to isolate him from his supporters.

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