Tukur Buratai

If security agents can track online critics, they can find terrorists, says Buratai

Tukur Buratai, former Chief of Army Staff, has questioned why security agencies appear unable to track terrorists and bandits despite their ability to monitor ordinary citizens and social media users. Speaking during an interview on TVC News, the former army chief said security agencies possess the capacity to locate criminals who openly communicate and share…

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US Delivers Key Military Supplies to Nigeria, Strengthens Security Ties

US Delivers Key Military Supplies to Nigeria, Strengthens Security Ties

US forces delivered critical military supplies to Nigerian partners in Abuja on January 13, 2026. This action supports Nigeria’s ongoing security operations. Moreover it emphasizes the shared security partnership between the two nations. AFRICOM announced the delivery through a post on X. They highlighted how the supplies aid Nigeria in combating threats. As a result,…

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Abia Governor Urges Vigilance Ahead of Festive Season

Abia Governor Urges Vigilance, Pardons Minor Offenders

During the November edition of his monthly media interaction in Umuahia, Governor Okezie Otti appealed to residents to remain security-conscious throughout the festive period. He emphasized the importance of vigilance and personal responsibility. “Intelligence is key. Give information, take charge of your security, and don’t fear,” he said. Government Collaborates With Security Agencies Governor Otti…

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Kano State Approves N54.7 Billion for Development Projects

Kano State Approves N54.7 Billion for Development Projects

The Kano State Executive Council approved N54.7 billion to fund development projects across key sectors. The council aims to accelerate development and improve service delivery. Projects Target Infrastructure, Education, Health, and Security The Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Ibrahim Abdullahi-Waiyya, told journalists that the council ratified submissions from Ministries, Departments, and Agencies totaling N54.8…

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