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Omoyele Sowore

‘If I become president, my minister of defence will be a drone’ — says Sowore

Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), says he would deploy technology and artificial intelligence to tackle insecurity if elected president in 2027, noting that a drone would effectively serve as his minister of defence. Sowore spoke during an interview on Arise Television on Thursday. The former presidential candidate emerged as the…

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MACBAN Rejects Link Between Fulani Community and Armed Militants

The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has rejected attempts to associate the wider Fulani community with criminal groups operating across the country. The association said the estimated 30,000 militants and bandits mentioned in a recent report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) do not represent the 14.5 million Fulani…

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Defence Minister Rates Tinubu Government 70% on Security Performance

Musa Says Terrorism Has Reduced Nationwide Bello Matawalle has rated the security performance of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration between 65 and 70 per cent. The minister said military operations have significantly reduced terrorism across Nigeria. He spoke during an interview on ARISE News while reviewing the administration’s three years in office. According to him,…

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Victim’s Sister Slams Mackenzie Shirilla Over Fame From Netflix Documentary

Family Reacts to Popularity of The Crash The sister of Dominic Russo has criticised convicted killer Mackenzie Shirilla over the attention surrounding the Netflix documentary The Crash. Christine Russo described Shirilla’s growing popularity as painful and deeply upsetting for the victims’ families. The documentary recently became one of Netflix’s most-watched productions, recording more than 39…

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Power Generation Drops by 877MW as Experts Warn of Worsening Electricity Crisis

Electricity Supply Declines Nationwide Electricity generation in Nigeria dropped sharply on Friday, raising fresh concerns over the country’s unstable power supply. Data obtained from the Nigerian Independent System Operator showed that generation fell to 3,527.76 megawatts. The figure represents a decline of 877.28MW from the 4,405.04MW recorded the previous day. Consequently, businesses and households may…

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