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Tinubu orders recruitment of 20,000 new cops to tackle rising insecurity
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday declared a nationwide security emergency, ordering the Nigerian Police and Armed Forces to ...Military takes over Guinea-Bissau in coup d’etat, suspends democracy
Military officers in Guinea-Bissau declared “total control” of the coup-prone West African country on Wednesday, closing its borders and suspending ...Ex-workers sue Premium Pension over unpaid entitlements, other benefits
No fewer than 70 former staff members of Premium Pension Limited, PPL, have taken the firm to court to challenge ...I’ll lead amnesty push for Nnamdi Kanu if he shows remorse – Gumi
Ahmad Gumi, the Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, says he is prepared to personally lead a campaign for amnesty for Nnamdi Kanu, ...Tinubu commends rescue of Kebbi schoolgirls, directs security agencies to free remaining captives
President Bola Tinubu has welcomed the release of the 24 schoolgirls abducted in Maga, Kebbi state, on 17 November. The ...Police units begin enforcement of Tinubu’s order
All units and departments that are seeing to the protection of the VIPs in the country are gradually withdrawing policemen ...US to provide intelligence support, defence equipment to Nigeria — Presidency
The Presidency says the United States Government has affirmed its readiness to deepen security cooperation with Nigeria, including the provision ...The time for state police has come, say south-west governors
The Southwest Governors’ Forum on Monday declared that the time for the country to establish state police has come. The ...UK rejects FG’s request for Ekweremadu to complete prison term in Nigeria
The United Kingdom (UK) government has rejected the federal government’s request to transfer Ike Ekweremadu, the former deputy senate president, ...Atiku formally joins ADC ahead of 2027 elections
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has formally registered his membership with the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Atiku registered and collected his ...














