Ribadu Concedes Military Force Cannot End Banditry

Ribadu Concedes Military Force Cannot End Banditry

National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu admitted on Saturday that military operations alone cannot crush armed banditry across north-western Nigeria, calling for sharper intelligence, tight border policing, and community cooperation to stem rural terror. Speaking through Zakari Mijinyawa at an anti-banditry forum in Sokoto, Ribadu acknowledged that bush gangs have progressed from cattle rustling and highway…

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Court To Rule On El-Rufai Case 26 October

  The Federal High Court in Abuja has reserved ruling until 26 October on a no-case submission filed by former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, who is standing trial over the alleged unlawful interception of telephone communications belonging to the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu. According to the court proceedings on Tuesday, both the prosecution…

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Ribadu Concedes Military Force Cannot End Banditry

US Challenges Nigeria on Fiscal Transparency and Security

Nigerian officials sat down in Washington this week to seek deeper security ties with American diplomats. National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu led a heavy team including ministers for defence, interior, and foreign affairs. Washington initiated these talks after reclassifying Nigeria as a country of particular concern regarding religious freedom. President Donald Trump pushed that designation…

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Igboho Says Iru Ekun Tops 80,000 Volunteers

  Yoruba nation activist Chief Sunday Adeyemo, better known as Sunday Igboho, says more than 80,000 volunteers have now registered for his Iru Ekun Security Network, a figure that overshoots the 50,000 target the outfit set for itself and places the region’s newest community security experiment squarely within the national conversation on insecurity. In a…

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Tinubu Aide Defends Government Silence On Kidnap Rescue Operations

  Rising public frustration over the federal government’s silence on school kidnapping rescue operations has drawn a direct response from the presidency, with a top aide defending what critics have described as a communication blackout around abductions that have claimed lives and left families in anguish across the country. Dada Olusegun, Special Assistant to President…

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