SPEAKERS at the event include Prof George Obiozor, Chief Audu Ogbeh, Chief Ayo Adebanjo and Senator Florence Ita-Giwa.

See their quotes below.

WATCH THE FULL VIDEO ON: ICIRNIGERIA.ORG

lexy2014:


Grammar...more grammar. Without action, grammar is empty words

There's hope for us as a nation.

The International Centre for Investigative Reporting (The ICIR) has concluded plans to hold a conversation on Nigeria’s security challenge.

The Zoom dialogue will be held on Wednesday, January 14, 2021, with a theme, “Solving Nigeria’s Security Conundrum: The Pan-Nigerian Approach.”

The dialogue will attract leaders of various socio-political groups in Nigeria, including President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo and Nigeria’s former Ambassador to the United States, Professor George Obiozor, and Chairman of Arewa Consultative Forum and former Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh.

Others are: Leader of Afenifere, Pa Ayo Adebanjo; former Senator representing Cross River South Senatorial District, Florence Ita Giwa; and Spokesman of the Northern Elders Forum, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed.

The dialogue is aimed at harvesting ideas that can help to halt Nigeria’s security challenge, ranging from kidnapping to banditry, terrorism to other security threats in the country.

The conversation is also expected to raise critical questions about Nigeria’s leadership problem and proffer solutions to ethnic, religious and other primordial tensions facing the country.

Executive Director of The ICIR, Dayo Aiyetan, says the dialogue is one of the investigative news platform’s means of contributing to the peace, harmony and democratic development of the country.

He hopes that issues slated for deliberation on July 14 would help to shape policies and strategies of the Federal Government to arrest some of the challenges facing the nation.

“The ICIR cannot afford to keep quiet when the nation is drifting towards anarchy,” says Aiyetan.

“We investigate a lot of critical issues and help to stem corruption, abuse of office and other vices in the country. We wish to take it further by galvanising dialogue on insecurity, which is important at this critical moment.”

Founded in 2010, the International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) is an independent, nonprofit news agency that seeks to promote transparency and accountability through robust and objective investigative reporting, with a mission to promote good governance and entrench democratic values by reporting, exposing, and combating corruption.

The ICIR is one of only three media organisations that pioneered investigative journalism outside the traditional newsroom and it has also spearheaded a programme of popularising a culture of investigative journalism by training reporters in other newsrooms.

Let's all voice out our minds on Nigeria's security problems. Try to participate in this national webinar via ZOOM: https:///3ydVe6p

You can also WATCH LIVE on Facebook and share your views in the comment session: https:///e/P3DiTZ0k?ti=wa

Let's all voice out our minds on Nigeria's security problems. Try to participate in this national webinar via ZOOM: https:///3ydVe6p

You can also WATCH LIVE on Facebook and share your views in the comment session: https:///e/P3DiTZ0k?ti=wa

That question has been disturbing my mind for weeks now.

Can't we all just sleep and wake up to a new Nigeria where we become our brother's keeper?

Lend your voice at this webinar holding on ZOOM: https:///3ydVe6p OR watch on Facebook LIVE and share your views in the comment session here: https:///e/P3DiTZ0k?ti=wa

We can't continue to watch our fellow citizens suffer amidst the current insecurity.

Let's all voice out our minds on Nigeria's security. We can do that through dialogue like participating in this webinar. Register here on ZOOM via: https:///3ydVe6p

Or watch on Facebook LIVE and share your views in the comment session here: https:///e/P3DiTZ0k?ti=wa

Let's all voice out our minds on Nigeria's security by participating in this webinar. Register here on ZOOM via: https:///3ydVe6p

Or watch on Facebook LIVE this Wednesday (10am, JULY 14, 2021) and share your views in the comment session here: https:///e/P3DiTZ0k?ti=wa

ShadowCracker:
https://saharareporters.com/2021/07/12/south-west-governors-hiding-sunday-igboho-security-operatives%E2%80%94-miyetti-allah

Let's all voice out our minds on Nigeria's continued existence. We can do that through dialogue like participating in this webinar. Register here on ZOOM via: https:///3ydVe6p

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A United States Navy commander KELECHI Ndukwe will on 2nd of April 2021 take command of a U.S. Navy Guided Missile Destroyer, USS HALSEY (DDG-97), making him the first Nigerian-American to attain this feat.

Ndukwe currently serves on the Joint Staff in the Force Structure, Resource, and Assessment Directorate (J8) in charge of developing, maintaining, and improving the models, techniques, and capabilities used by combatant commands to conduct studies and analysis.

He has experience working with warships, including destroyers, cruisers and mine countermeasures, with extensive deployments to the Mediterranean Sea, Horn of Africa, Arabian Gulf, Western Pacific Ocean, and South America.

The U.S. Navy commander is also a qualified surface warfare officer and has served as auxiliaries mechanical engineering officer and represented the Navy on Capitol Hill as a congressional liaison officer in the Navy Office of Legislative Affairs.

Read more about this great man from the Igbo tribe of Nigeria here: https://www.icirnigeria.org/nigerian-to-command-u-s-navy-guided-missile-destroyer/

But those two deserve some accolades. At least, they gave Nigerians good reputation with their Grammy wins.

Babaken:
2021 yes past years I don't know they are so many problems in this country wizkid and burnaboy Grammy award is not part.

Who's talking about bosses and servants here?

OBALOLA55:
IGBOS WILL FOREVER BE YORUBAS BOSS, OYA GBA FUN OGA E

That's why Nigerians must ensure they get justice by fire by force. Until justice is served, no peace for the wicked.

Jostoman:
oga they are talking about the horrible show at lekki tollgate.

It's seriously baffling how the elites pay lip services to what unites us as humans first, before any other considerations.

SuperBold:
Some states are making progress, especially Lagos and South West state.


The South East is no where to be seen, Peter Obi is above the law to be questioned of his involvement in Ezu River massacre.

The other South East state despite with the worst and shocking reports of Sars show little interest.

The North is not even ready

God save us

See some of the reports of the Police, Army atrocities here:

https://www.icirnigeria.org/blood-on-uniforms-1-inside-horrific-extra-judicial-killings-by-police-officers-enforcing-covid-19-lockdown-in-kaduna/

https://www.icirnigeria.org/blood-on-uniforms-2-no-justice-for-inmates-killed-by-nigerian-correctional-officers-as-families-beg-for-corpses/

https://www.icirnigeria.org/blood-on-uniforms-3-in-nigerias-south-east-no-justice-for-several-killed-injured-during-lockdown/

https://www.icirnigeria.org/blood-on-uniforms-4-policewoman-killed-by-policeman-in-rivers-man-gunned-down-by-soldier-in-delta/

https://www.icirnigeria.org/blood-on-uniforms-5-10-year-old-aspiring-doctor-dead-after-police-raid-on-jigawa-market/

I saw this news report saying they aren't the first Nigerians to have won Grammy.

Here's the link to the report: https://factcheckhub.com/burna-boy-wizkid-not-the-first-nigerians-to-win-grammy/

Read the report and Kindly enlighten me more if it's true.

he needs psychiatric evaluation pls.

Kindly redeploy if you aren't sure of your safety.

May the gods of Nigeria expose all enemies of that great nation.

Thanks for the info.