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Akinwale Aboluwade  The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC, Oyo State Command, indicated on Tuesday that it has deployed a total of 150 personnel of the Corps to the trouble zones in the state. Mr Iskilu Akinsanya, state Commandant of NSCDC, gave the indication at the command’s headquarters saying the people of the state should give maximum support to the security agencies in the state in a bid to combat insecurity. Akinsanya, during the monthly review of security situation in the state, announced that a total of 150 men from its Counter Terrorist Unit were deployed to su...

No fewer than seven people have been confirmed dead after operatives of Amotekun engaged some Fulani herdsmen in Oyo State. The incident reportedly

January 3 Marines show Japan Ground Self-Defense Force service members room-clearing techniques during Exercise Forest Light Western Army at Kirishima Maneuver Field, Kumamoto, Japan, Jan. 27, 2020. (Sgt. Audrey M. C. Rampton/Marine Corps) In 2021 the Corps will launch a new pilot program to extend the time new Marines spend at the School of Infantry to 14 weeks. The pilot program comes as the Corps looks to develop a new way to fight as the threat of a near-peer enemy like China or Russia takes precedent over the Middle East wars of the past two decades. “We have at least one advers...

Outrage erupts over Trump pardons of convicted Blackwater murderers and corrupt GOP congressmen. The first of what may be many presidential pardons from Donald Trump’s final weeks in office shocked the military, veteran and national security communities. While the political press focused on Trump setting free two people who pleaded guilty in Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, George Papadopoulos and Alex van der Zwaan, here’s what we were stunned to see…  They massacred civilians in Iraq 13 years ago, buton Tuesday evening, the White House announced Trump had pardoned the four former Bla...

Daily Post Nigeria Published To ensure a hitch-free Christmas and new year celebrations, the Nigeria Civil Defence Corps Kaduna State command has deployed 2,500 personnel in the state. This, according to the Command’s Spokesman, ASC Orndiir Terzungwe, was to ensure surveillance and physical security during the yuletide. According to a statement issued on Tuesday, “The Corps Commandant, Nurradeen Abdullahi, disclosed this while addressing Heads of Departments and Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in an expanded meeting held at the command annex, Tudun-Nufawa.” The statement further...