A Left Note Analysis of Insecurity in Nigeria, by Adefolarin A. Olamilekan   The last couple of months have seen the emergence, intensive and destruction, of a whole dimension of insecurity in Nigeria. From the Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorist activities and the herders’ farmer crisis,...

Insecurity in North West Nigeria: Armed Banditry or Jihadist Expansionism?  By Abdulhaleem Ishaq Ringim       North West Nigeria has for the past four to five decades suffered from waves of crisis and violence. The trajectory of such violence started with ethno-religious clashes and moved through electoral violence,...

Katsina, New Haven of Terror-Banditry in Nigeria? By Yushau A. Shuaib Was it not strange that the abduction of Kankara boys occurred on the day President Muhammadu Buhari arrived Daura, his hometown, in Katsina State, on a private visit? It is even more curious that the...

Reviewing Nigeria’s Cybersecurity Act for National Development By Inyene Ibanga     In the bid to address emerging cyber security challenges threatening Nigeria, the Federal Government announced that it has commenced work on the process of reviewing Nigeria’s Cyber Security Act. This was made known by the minister of...

GITEX 2020: Pantami Leads Nigeria’s Delegation, Speaks on Africa at Global Tech Conference Nigeria's Minister of Communications and Digital Economy Dr. Isa Ali Pantami leads major players in the Nigerian tech industry and digital economy to the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX 2020) taking place...

Buhari, Banditry and the North By Usman Abdullahi Koli Recently, more often than before, Nigeria has been trending on both local and international media over ceaseless kidnappings, banditry, robbery and other criminalities in the Country. According to BBC Hausa Service, 16 people were killed on the Abuja–Kaduna...