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Ekiti State and the shifting security landscape

By HC Ade Security is the inalienable right from any fear or threat. Security, they also say, is a stage of being free from danger...

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Buhari Suffered PTSD For Many Years After Civil War-Aisha Buhari

Nigeria’s First Lady, Aisha Buhari, has stated that her husband Muhammadu Buhari suffered Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) for many years. According to ThisDay and Arise...

News5 years ago

Insecurity In Nigeria Now Worse Than Civil War – Emir Of Daura

The state of insecurity in the country has become a cause of worry for the Emir of Daura, Kastina State; Dr. Umar Farouk Umar. Dr. Umar...

News12 years ago

Obasanjo fires back at Gen. Alabi-Isama

Gen. Alabi-Isama in an interview in The Nation on Sunday to promote his memoir, described Obasanjo as a blundering General in his review of Obasanjo’s role...

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Ekiti State and the shifting security landscape

Buhari Suffered PTSD For Many Years After Civil War-Aisha Buhari

Insecurity In Nigeria Now Worse Than Civil War – Emir Of Daura

Obasanjo fires back at Gen. Alabi-Isama

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