By Adewole KehindeFor years, a familiar refrain has echoed through the reports of Amnesty International and the pages of Sahara Reporters: references to the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) and Special Tactical Squad (STS) offices located […]
By Adewole Kehinde As Nigeria looks toward the 2027 general election, one cannot ignore the sweeping influence social media continues to have on the nation’s political landscape. What began as a platform for sharing pictures, jokes, and […]
By Adewole Kehinde President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2026 budget proposal sends a clear signal about the administration’s priorities. With ₦5.41 trillion allocated to defence and internal security, the largest sectoral allocation, the government has framed […]
As Nigeria steps into 2026, there is a cautious but growing optimism about the future of internal security. This optimism is not accidental; it is anchored on the clear vision, mission, and reform agenda of […]
Nigeria’s telecom industry has, over the years, established itself as one of the strongest pillars of the country’s digital and economic growth. Beyond enabling everyday communication, the sector supports businesses, financial services, education, healthcare, and […]
By , Olome JosephIn an era when global development increasingly demands leaders who can bridge continents, institutions, and ideas, Olumide Kola-Lawal’s journey stands out as a compelling case study in purposeful public service. From the […]
By Adewole Kehinde The recent posture adopted by the International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria raises troubling questions about motive, objectivity, and institutional responsibility. By hastily suspending relations with the Nigeria Police Force while a matter […]
By Danjuma Lamido The arrest and detention of Mrs Adenike Atanda and her nine-month-old baby at the Owutu Police Station in Ikorodu, Lagos, is condemnable, plain and simple. No civilised society should countenance the needless […]
By Adewole Kehinde“The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The leader adjusts the sails.” –John Maxwell The recent outburst by Omoyele Sowore over the arrest of Sodeeq Atanda, a senior reporter […]
When news broke that Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, former Chief Justice of Nigeria, had died, the moment called for reflection rather than noise. Death has a way of closing a chapter, but it does not […]
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