(By Emmanuel Ojeifo) "Compiled from interviews, testimonies and evidence gathered over a period of 10 years, from over 500 torture survivors and family members of victims, but also from police Read More >>
(By Don Okereke) "Life is quid pro quo! As they say, to him much is given, much is also expected. Nigerians are coaxed into volunteering their priced personal information on Read More >>
(By Tunde Leye) "In many cases, the problems are systemic. The systems are simply set up in such a way that it makes following due process superbly hard for citizens and Read More >>
(By Hussain Obaro) "Everywhere in the world, the mentality and concept of policing has changed from the normal conventional policing into a more people’s friendly and people’s centered community based Read More >>
(By Adejoh Idoko Momoh) "Close to 54 years after the Federal Republic of Nigeria swore in its constitution to protect its citizens and guarantee them the freedom of movement amongst Read More >>
(By Gbenga Olorunpomi) "So, who is the biggest loser? Is it the soldiers who have lost all the little reverence they have gained in through the little successes they have Read More >>
(By Peregrino Brimah) "If this denial of the truth stands, what kind of reassurance does this give us about our army’s engagement in the north east; what does it tell us Read More >>
(By Olu’Seun Esan) "In the past five years, an average two million people enter the job market despite the declining rate of job creation in the economy, fuelling the massive Read More >>
(By Rosabeth Moss Kanter) "He didn’t cling to power. He empowered. He announced during the election that he would serve only one five-year term – a remarkable action not only in Read More >>
(By Robert Siciliano) "Standard security measures are never enough. Depending on the size, scope, type of data requiring protection, compliance and regulatory environment, possible insider threats, and what "bring your own Read More >>