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ANALYSIS: LT GEN TUKUR BURATAI’S AFCRD 2026 LECTURE ON NIGERIA’S SECURITY…
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Lt Gen Tukur Buratai's Armed Forces CELEBRATIONS AND REMEMBERANCE DAY
(AFCRD) lecture stands as one of the most coherent doctrine-level security blueprints ever…
Beyond Khaki: Will NYSC Reform Deliver Real National Service?
Beyond Khaki: Will NYSC Reform Deliver Real National Service?
By Matthew Eloyi
For more than five decades, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has stood as one of Nigeria's most…
Nigeria–UK Counterterrorism Training: Capacity Building or Structural Dependence?
Nigeria’s latest counterterrorism training programme with the United Kingdom once again highlights a familiar feature of the country’s security architecture: a growing reliance on external…
Safe Schools Initiative: Security Gains, Gaps, and the Burden of Community Vigilance
Safe Schools Initiative: Security Gains, Gaps, and the Burden of Community Vigilance
By Matthew Eloyi
As concerns persist over school abductions in parts of Nigeria, the Nigeria…
Beyond Paper Promises: Nigeria’s Education Data Overhaul Faces the Real Test of…
Beyond Paper Promises: Nigeria’s Education Data Overhaul Faces the Real Test of Execution
By Matthew Eloyi
Nigeria’s education sector is once again placing its hopes on technology,…
STATE POLICE AND NIGERIA’S SECURITY DILEMMA: SOLUTION OR NEW CHALLENGE?
STATE POLICE AND NIGERIA'S SECURITY DILEMMA: SOLUTION OR NEW CHALLENGE?
By Comfort Pius
When armed attackers storm communities in Plateau State, Benue, Zamfara, Kaduna, and other parts…
STATE POLICE: Nigeria’s Biggest Security Gamble?
STATE POLICE: Nigeria’s Biggest Security Gamble?
By Matthew Eloyi
Nigeria may have just taken one of the most consequential steps in its democratic journey since the return to civilian…
When the Powerful Begin to Fear
When the Powerful Begin to Fear
By Jerry Adesewo
Former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai (Rtd.), stirred national debate recently when he warned that governors, ministers,…
The Business of Fear: How Kidnapping Became Nigeria’s Underground Economy
The Business of Fear: How Kidnapping Became Nigeria’s Underground Economy
By Comfort Pius
At a busy motor park in Jos, passengers preparing for a journey to Abuja spoke in low tones,…
EFCC, Hospitals and the Human Cost of Force
EFCC, Hospitals and the Human Cost of Force
By Jerry Adesewo, Abuja
What happened at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital was more than an operation gone wrong. For many Nigerians…