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givedemwotowoto:
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TheStreetNews:
https://statehouse.gov.ng/president-tinubu-establishes-task-force-on-ebola-approves-n10b-for-emergency-preparedness/

TunezMediaBlog:
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tesseract:
The delusional army continues to endanger the lives of gallant Nigerian soldiers by keeping these terrorists and bandits alive. A leopard can never change its spots but NA thinks otherwise. RIP to the soldiers, your bosses failed you.

AsomughaChuks02:
You may have probably heard Peter Obi say that the office of first lady is illegal and that he will scrap it if he wins and takes office. Well, evidence shows that when Peter Obi was Anambra governor, he maintained that office and funded his wife's lavish lifestyle with state funds. Talk about hypocrisy.

This is the 2009 Anambra state budget for the office of Governor. See the office of first lady attached to it.

Note that Obi was governor from 2006 to 2014.

EmmaSeun12:
By Our Correspondent

A retired military officer and security expert, Captain Oyeleke Folajuwon Oluwole (Rtd.), has called for the establishment of a military reserve force in Nigeria, describing it as a strategic necessity for addressing the country's growing security challenges.

Oluwole, a United States-trained security professional and former U.S. Army combat veteran, said Nigeria's current security architecture lacked the manpower required to effectively confront terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, oil theft, piracy, communal conflicts and other emerging threats.

In an article titled "Nigeria Needs a Military Reserve Force: A Missing Link in National Security," the retired officer argued that the Armed Forces of Nigeria had performed creditably under difficult circumstances but remained overstretched due to multiple internal security operations across the country.

According to him, the nation's active-duty military personnel alone cannot provide the manpower depth required to simultaneously respond to numerous security threats in a country with a population exceeding 230 million.

He noted that many countries, including the United States, Israel, the United Kingdom and India, operate military reserve systems that serve as force multipliers during conflicts, emergencies and natural disasters.

"Nigeria should adopt a similar approach. A military reserve force would allow the country to expand its available manpower without incurring the enormous costs associated with maintaining a significantly larger standing military," he said.
Oluwole explained that reservists could continue their civilian careers while undergoing periodic military training and remaining available for mobilisation during emergencies.

He added that the proposed reserve force would enable Nigeria to harness the expertise of professionals such as doctors, engineers, pilots, cybersecurity specialists, intelligence analysts, logistics experts and telecommunications professionals for national security purposes.
The retired officer also argued that the reserve system would prove useful during natural disasters, humanitarian crises and other emergencies requiring rapid government intervention.

He said the initiative could support disaster management agencies, assist in evacuation and relief operations, protect critical infrastructure and reinforce security operations during periods of heightened threat.
Oluwole further maintained that a reserve force would provide an alternative platform for patriotic Nigerians who wish to serve the country but are unable to pursue full-time military careers.

According to him, the arrangement would strengthen civic responsibility, patriotism and national cohesion by allowing citizens from different backgrounds to participate directly in national defence.

He suggested that reserve components could be established within the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, with retired military personnel serving as immediate-response reservists while trained civilians and specialists form a broader operational reserve.

The security expert also said the proposed reserve force would complement ongoing discussions on state policing and other security reforms by providing additional manpower and resilience during national emergencies.

"As Nigeria rethinks its security framework and searches for innovative solutions to evolving threats, the creation of a military reserve force should no longer be viewed as an option. It should be regarded as a strategic necessity," he stated.

Oluwole also paid tribute to serving military personnel, commending their sacrifices and urging them to maintain professionalism, discipline, accountability and respect for the rule of law while adapting to evolving security threats.
He stressed that the future of Nigeria's security would require stronger collaboration among the military, intelligence agencies, law enforcement bodies, local communities and emerging security institutions.

The retired officer concluded that while history would remember victories against terrorism and criminality, it would also judge the country's ability to build stronger institutions and leave behind a sustainable security framework for future generations.

cl0r0x:
Seems something else is cooking. During the last war, isreal started by taking out air defenses and what followed was a defenseless Iran.

Yesterday the Isrealis has an opportunity and instead of going much more important targets, they destroyed air defences. Something might be cooking.

SlavaUkraini:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/09/2027-ill-be-surprised-if-peter-obi-performs-as-he-did-in-2023-mohammed-baba/

SlavaUkraini:
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https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/09/insecurity-hardship-may-stop-tinubus-re-election-dalung/

TrioVibes:
BY ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM



https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CfCtBkMpg/

adenigga:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/08/tinubu-swears-in-new-ministers-for-power-foreign-affairs

chopnaira:
NEWS RELEASE FROM THE LABOUR PARTY

Beware, Obi, Supporters Destroyed Labour Party, Abure Cautions Dickson


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Yemmytt:
ABEOKUTA. The Ogun State Police Command has dismissed speculations that the recent attack on a private dredging site in Magbon Etido, Mowe, was carried out by bandits, describing the incident as an isolated criminal act.

The Command's spokesperson, DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, disclosed this in a statement on Monday, saying preliminary investigations had not established any link between the attack and banditry activities in the state.

According to him, the incident resulted in the death of a soldier who was on security duty at the facility, while another soldier sustained injuries and is currently receiving medical treatment.

Babaseyi stated that following the report of the attack, police operatives, working in collaboration with the military, swiftly deployed to the area and commenced coordinated operations aimed at tracking down and arresting those responsible.

He noted that investigations and tactical operations were ongoing, adding that security agencies were intensifying efforts to ensure the perpetrators were brought to justice.

The police spokesman assured residents that the situation had been brought under control, stressing that security presence in the area had been reinforced and that there was no cause for alarm.

fergie001:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/08/if-you-want-to-be-nice-sell-ice-cream-leadership-requires-harshness-vp-shettima/?fbclid=IwdGRjcASUDEtjbGNrBJQMMWV4dG4DYl7D_Av3zdn_aQoQAKw#mq5p0i7apz7shtvqv3j

Kanwulia:
2. A small bag with some food, water, snacks and toiletries. Enough for 3 DAYS.✅

Tooth brush A MUST!😂

press9jatv:
Osun Amotekun deployed to guard Adeleke's brother's power plant in Ondo – APC

State.

https://www.osun.life/2026/06/08/osun-amotekun-deployed-to-guard-adelekes-brothers-power-plant-in-ondo-apc/

Prestar:
https:tatus/2064003441056256123

CyynthiaKiss:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14duJya4sHC/?mibextid=wwXIfr


https:us/2063869133536559173

etokhana:
https://dailytrust.com/breaking-bandits-kidnap-50-zamfara-elders-on-reconciliation-mission/

Babangidapikin:
Six Packs is gone

givedemwotowoto:
https:/originalproflle/status/2063713084779151729

God1000:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/06/07/iran-launches-missile-attack-on-israel/

joelbooks:
UPDATE ON THE BENIN-SAPELE ROAD

You cannot watch this and say President Tinubu isn’t solving real issues facing the common man.

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ikorodureporta:
Lagos state government needs to have a transportation law to address the unnecessary hiking of tfare...

Imagine, from CMS to Ajah was #2,500 and the roads were free
Even those going to Lekki on other days now pay 1,000 with those going to Ajah..

If you want take a boat from this end to Lekki, it's N4,5000

The government is not concerned because it has become their business ventures..

How much are people earning to be spending that much... This is why people sleep at their workplaces these days