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A doctor who has spent the past year treating COVID-19 patients on Friday became the first person in Nigeria to be vaccinated against the disease, kicking off a mammoth campaign that aims to inoculate 80 million people this year. Vaccinating all of Nigeria's 200 million people and those in other developing countries is seen as key to stemming the global spread of the coronavirus. "I am happy to be the first and I am happy I am not the last," the doctor, 42-year-old Ngong Cyprian...

March 7 - 2021 KHARTOUM Oil well in Kordofan region (File photo) The Undersecretary of the Oil Sector, Dr. Hamid Suleiman, said that "oil security is linked to the national security of the country," calling for “everyone to work in a spirit of partnership” to ensure production targets are met by the end of 2021 in accordance with the directives of the Council of Ministers. Addressing a Security Challenges in Oil Areas workshop on Thursday at the Ministry of Energy an...

Singaporean Minister for Defence Ng Eng Hen has held phone talks with US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin, during which they reaffirmed strong bilateral defence ties between the two countries and their desire to further deepen the relations.

Robotic Assistance Devices Announces Dealer Agreement with St. Moritz Security Services Read full article 5 March 2021, 4:30 pm·4-min read Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc., (OTCPK:AITX), today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) has entered into an agreement with St. Moritz Security Services, Inc., one of the ten largest security firms in North America. Through this agreement, St. Moritz broadens its offering to include all of RAD’s a...

Overnight Defense: White House defends not punishing MBS after Khashoggi report | Pentagon says one militant killed in Syria strike | $125M military aid package for Ukraine announced Rebecca Kheel © Getty Images Overnight Defense: White House defends not punishing MBS after Khashoggi report | Pentagon says one militant killed in Syria strike | $125M military aid package for Ukraine announced Happy Monday and welcome to Overnight Defense. Im Rebecca Kheel, and heres your night...

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What are Africa’s Security Challenges in the 21st Century? What are Africa’s Security Challenges in the 21st Century? It is quite humbling when a distinguished academic you read his works as an undergraduate asks you to review his book. That was exactly what happened when Professor Tunde Adeniran asked me to review his book, Africa’s Security Challenges in the 21st Century: Power, Principles and Praxis which was presented to the public on November 24 2020. And when he told me I would hav...

• Angry senators declare govt incompetent • Demand state of emergency on security • APC assures of safe return of abductees • Defence Minister rally Nigerians to resist kidnappers, bandits • Fleeing terrorists kill 11 policemen, residents in Yobe In another bout of terror, armed bandits in military uniforms, yesterday, invaded Government Science College Kagara, in Niger State and herded unconfirmed number of students and their teachers into the forest. Failure to effect immediate rele...

The Senate asked the president to declare a state of emergency on security in response to Tuesday’s abduction of staff and students of Government Science Secondary School, Kagara, Niger State.