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How NSA Ribadu’s Washington engagement is yielding results for Nigeria’s counter-terrorism effort

How NSA Ribadu’s Washington engagement is yielding results for Nigeria’s counter-terrorism effort

Public debate on Nigeria’s security crisis is often loud, partisan and incomplete. Behind that noise, a quieter process has been taking shape in 2026: a structured United States–Nigeria security partnership, led on the Nigerian side by National Security Adviser Mallam Nuhu Ribadu and Defence Minister General Christopher Gwabin Musa (rtd), and anchored in Washington through […]
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Selective probe or not, let the music play on

Selective probe or not, let the music play on

I WILL go straight to the point without any preamble. Allegations abound against President Muhammadu Buhari [PMB] that he is selective in his war against corruption. It is being alleged that his war to “kill” corruption is targeted against members of the People Democratic Party [PDP] alone and that he is not lifting a finger against members of the All Progressive Party [APC]. Beyond the selective attack on the opposition party members and every member of the previous government under President Jonathan, Buhari’s accusers also detest his type of Gestapo system of arrest and investigation.

Delta State, poverty and sustainable job creation

Delta State, poverty and sustainable job creation

JOB creation is the notion that jobs are created in response to some sort of event or situation, for example; great depression – an economic slump (a period of poor performance or inactivity in an economy, market or industry, a recession, signaling a slowdown of business activity) or high level of unemployment. Conceptually, job creation is the proactive opposite of unemployment.

Saving Nigeria from oppressive governors

Saving Nigeria from oppressive governors

NIGERIA is undergoing change, even when some, who started chanting change, may not believe in the true change, the people have accepted change in all its ramifications, and it will run through Nigeria till we change.

A Diasporan in the storm of Edo politics

A Diasporan in the storm of Edo politics

WHEN an accomplished professional returns home from the Diaspora to contribute his quota to the development of his country, it ought to be seen as an act of patriotism and compassion. Against this background, the conference on the role of members of the Diaspora, which took place recently, in Abuja, must be aptly situated as a deft strategic move by government to mainstream the vast human resource outside the shores of this nation hitherto excluded from developmental calculus.