First Bank, NAOSRE & Internal Security is a contextual analysis of NAOSRE’s commitment to a safer Nigeria and the supporting role of First Bank through a philosophical approach to the relationship between media and corporate institution. Andy Ennette, a NAOSRE member, writes from Lagos Unarguably, the year 2020 has particularly been very contending for Nigeria as a country. The year …
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A smelling mouth shouldn’t try to whisper words into anyone’s ears because of the odour. One of the funniest proverbs I have heard in recent times. Maureen Badejo, how dare you talk about me in that polarised illiterate consuming worthless Facebook program of yours, GIOTV, GIO NONSENSE. A show that lacks any form of pedigree A PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR CHEAP …
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David Otto, a writer, in this piece made available to NAOSRE, gives clinical details on how ISWAP terrorists’ camp has been thrown into confusion and bloodbath over ‘governorship’ tussles A deadly mutiny broke out at ISWAP terrorists’ self-proclaimed Headquarters, located at Koyowa, a remote camp in the fringes of the Lake Chad Basin, West and Central Africa region, with …
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Daniel Banjo, a security expert reacts to attacks on Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, Nigeria Chief of Army Staff over a statement which ordinarily should be applauded. The excerpts of his submissions are presented below: “There is general misunderstanding of what insurgency and terrorism entail. There is likelihood of terrorism persisting in Nigeria for another 20 years. It only depends on …
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The most exhilarating part of the US Presidential election 2020 is the fact that President Trump lost the election. It is what many observers thought would happen. They prayed for it. They wished it. In the end, that is what happened on Saturday, November 7, 2020. The major news networks called the election and announced Joe Biden as the President-elect …
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Just like I promised to keep the people of God and the entire populace informed with the truth and the current state of things, I am here again to burst yet another Maureen’s bubble of new set of 32 lies told so far about MFM but I will focus on 2 or 3 allegations that has made her the oaf …
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While preparations were in top gears for a professional and peaceful policing of the entire length and breadth of Nigeria in view of the yuletide season that usually attracts unusual traffic, the Nigeria Police Force and indeed, security agents in Nigeria had to fall back on its reservoir of strategy to deal with sudden protests over Police brutality. Within days, …
Continue ReadingThe #EndSARS protests which lasted for about two weeks until the crisis in Lagos on October 20, 2020, now known as the Black Tuesday in Nigeria’s contemporary history, may have abated, with the disappearance from Nigerian streets of the horde of protesters, looters, hijackers, and miscreants who together lent a new dimension to the protests. But essentially what we are …
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Events of the past few weeks have been tumultuous. Unfortunate things have happened. Lives have been lost. Property damaged. Essential institutions such as the police force and army are under justifiable scrutiny. Protests call for needed reform. Taking advantage of the situation, less noble actors have pressed forward, either to steal the hard-earned property of others or to prosecute selfish …
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Our dear gallant youths, you have done well and virtually the whole nation is proud of you. You have accomplished much and you must gain maximally from this unprecedented national achievements. You really have *#sorosoke* with no disguise. I want to particularly ask you to note that in all dealings with governments and sovereignties worldwide and throughout all history, including …
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