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NIGERIA'S growing insecurity has taken a turn for the worse as it spreads across the southeast geo-political zone as over 100 gunmen attacked the Bende Divisional Police Station in Abia State and burnt it to the ground.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Our herdsman crisis can only be resolved by opening cattle ranches. We need to attract about $5bn to build six mega ranches with accompanying leather tanneries, milk processing plants, veterinary clinics and animal feed compounders

NIGERIA'S insecurity crisis has taken on a new dimension across the southeast and south-south geo-political zones with law enforcement agents now fleeing from armed hoodlums and seeking refuge within the populace.

LAWMAKERS representing the 17 states that make up southern Nigeria have commended steps taken by their state governors to stem the rise in insecurity across the country at their recent meeting in the Delta State capital Asaba.

NIGERIA'S growing insecurity is having a dire effect on the country's economy as foreign investors have withdrawn N1.64trn ($4.26bn) of portfolio investments over the last three years in response to the crisis according to the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

INFORMATION minister Alhaji Lai Mohammed has made a startling revelation that the federal government knows where all the kidnapers currently terrorising the nation are hiding and has promised that they will soon be confronted.

ENGLAND manager Gareth Southgate is under pressure to invite playmaker Ebere Eze to his senior squad ahead of the impending European Championships to fend off interest from Nigeria after Super Eagles head coach said he fancies having the midfielder in his team.

Ayo Akinfe 

[1] Every state shall establish a local security outfit along the lines of Amotekun. Robust measures shall be put in put in place to prevent governors using these networks as private armies

FINANCIAL experts have warned the federal government that the recent fresh restrictions introduced to arrest the spread of the coronavirus pandemic could hurt the Nigerian economy particularly flight restrictions which could limit the flow of foreign direct investment.

CONTROVERSIAL clergyman Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka has announced the closing down of his Adoration Ministry in Enugu for a period of one month to allow for a period of reflection and the cooling down of the political temperature.