Tag: Babagana Monguno

The NSA says the directive is meant to contain cybercrimes and their impact on information and security infrastructure in the ...

The appointment of the coordinators follows the approval for the establishment of Zonal Centres in the six geoplolitical zones namely, ...

"What we know in UK and in Nigeria is that to keep civilians safe, you need to have effective, accountable, ...

The three days long dialogue is the first of its kind since both countries formed the ‘UK-Nigeria Security and Defence ...

President Buhari will be Special Guest of Honour at the ceremonies to be attended by other African leaders at the ...

Some former directors of NIA had alleged in petition that the DG of the agency, Ahmed Abubakar, failed various exams ...

“There’s no gun more powerful than enlightenment and education at the grass roots level.”

The attacks occurred as the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, visited Sokoto and vowed to flush out bandits from the ...

The NSA said porous border had remained a major source of concern as it aided smuggling of prohibited items and ...

“I want to reassure the general public that the security agencies are going to do everything within their power to ...

The president will be joined at the 5th edition of the flagship investment event by business executives from Nigeria.

“Two days ago, the man who succeeded him, one Malam Bako, one of the prominent leaders of the Shura Council ...

The 7th Meeting of the National Advisory Council reviewed emerging risks in the cyberspace and discussed modalities to facilitate and ...

Mr Buhari was reported on Thursday by his National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno, to have vowed not to leave ...

Mr Buhari and members of his entourage returned to Nigeria last Friday after about two weeks in London, UK.

Apart from urging the 31-member council to be more serious, experts also advocate transparency in the management of cybersecurity funds.

The meeting is expected to review the security situation in the country.

The ad hoc committee is investigating the status of all recovered loot from 2002 to 2020.

Mr Gbajabiamila says a large chunk of the nation’s defence budget is for recurrent expenditure.

Mr Buhari is billed to attend the African Finance Summit during the four-day visit.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how dozens of police officers and other security operatives were killed in the past few weeks in ...

This is the third meeting held by the president and service chiefs in about two weeks.

Apart from attacks on civilians, security agencies have also been targeted lately with many killed and properties destroyed.

Mr Buhari's handlers said he would return in the second week of April.

Mr Buhari ordered the service chiefs ''to identify and crush the heads of bandits, kidnappers and their collaborators''.