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THE spike in terrorism in the North, especially in the North-East and North-Central, is alarming. Boko Haram and ISWAP have ...
Nigeria is grappling with an alarming drug crisis, with a United Nations report revealing that 14.4 per cent of its ...
Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, on Monday announced plans to resettle 6,000 families displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency, citing a surge in prostitution and other social vices at the ...
The Nation Newspaper Senate to prioritise tax reforms, Rivers crisis, Boko Haram resurgence as plenary resumes ...
Government and Nigerian Military to salvage what he described as a 'scary situation', noting the worst insecurity is food ...
The lawmakers embarked on holiday on 27 March. They were supposed to resume plenary on 29 April, but extended the recess by another week.
The passage of the Tax Reform Bills, reconciliation of the warring parties in Rivers State and how to tackle the resurgence of Boko Haram in the Northeast are on top of the agenda of the Senate as it ...
Zulum announced the plan on Monday at Muna internally displaced persons (IDP) camp, one of the largest with about 11,000 families taking refuge due to the over a decade old insurgency crisis in Borno.
Gov. Babagana Zulum of Borno says he has resettled 6,000 families displaced by insurgency in Dikwa and Mafa Local Government ...
This was during an unannounced visit on May 1, 2025 to Nigerian troops on the frontline of Operation Fansar Yamma in Katsina ...
Mr Zulum cited increasing incidents of prostitution, gangsterism, child abuse and other crimes within the camp, saying such conditions undermined efforts at restoring normalcy.
Dr. Mohammed Sani, a renowned security analyst and public affairs commentator, has issued a scathing assessment of President ...