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Gov. Lalong inaugurates justice reform committee

In a bid to speed up the dispensation of justice, Governor Simon Lalong of Plateau state has inaugurated a justice sector reform team comprising of legal practitioners, security agencies and members of the Human Rights Commission. The committee inaugurated on Tuesday in Jos is to also drive and monitor the implementation of the Administration of […]
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Edo sets up special team to tackle cultism

The Edo state government in collaboration with security agencies is setting up a special team to review and tackle incidents of cultism in the state. Governor Godwin Obaseki, who disclosed this after the monthly state security meeting held at Government House, Benin, stated that the special team would ensure that the law passed on cultism […]
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FG launches garment factory for security agencies

The Federal Government has launched a modern garment factory to produce uniforms for the armed forces and other security agencies in the country. This is to ensure standardisation and guard against the misuse of military and security uniforms by impostors and criminals in Nigeria. Mr Mohammed Manga, Director Press and Public Relations of the Ministry […]
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Service chiefs, finally appear before Reps

Heads of security agencies have on Monday, finally appeared before the House of Representatives to discuss insecurity issues ongoing in Nigeria. Recall that last Friday, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, criticised Nigeria’s service chiefs for failing to attend the meeting he called to discuss security matter affecting the nation. Punch
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Britain cautions Nigerian security agencies ahead of 2019, urges NASS to enact people – oriented laws

The British government has cautioned the Nigerian security agencies and their operatives to guide against unprofessional conduct while discharging election duties during next year’s general polls in the country. This is coming twenty four hours after issuing a joint statement with other leading countries of the world on the need for relevant stakeholders in Nigeria