Dr. Matthew Ibitoye, the president of the Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), is urging for a new mapping of the country to address insecurity issues.

Tackling Insecurity With Technology, by Shuaib Shuaib Agaka It is obvious that the Nigerian government continues to search for solutions to unprecedented insecurities that have been disturbing the nation over the past years. Amidst the quest for a way out, the Director General of the National...

Insecurity: Arewa Economic Forum Wants Replication of Amotekun in Northern Nigeria   Concerned about rampant cases of banditry and terrorism in Northern Nigeria, the Arewa Economic Forum (AEF) has advocated the establishment of a Regional Security Outfit as obtained in the south to complement the efforts...

FCT Businesses Record 33% Drop In Revenues Due To Insecurity According to a report by the research organization SB Morgen (SBM) Intelligence, businesses in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) recorded a 33 percent decline in their revenues between January 2023 and January 2024. The report by...

Senate Seeks To Partner With Germany on Insecurity, Power Generation Godswill Akpabio, the Senate President, has called on the German Government to collaborate with Nigerian counterparts in the fields of security and electricity to enhance the country's socio-political development. Akpabio made the call when he led...

A National Emergency on Insecurity, by Reuben Abati   The biggest problem Nigeria faces at the moment, beyond the parlous state of the economy, is the general insecurity in the land, and it is about time government declared a national emergency on the challenge. Certainly, the...