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48 Nigerian CSOs ask Tinubu to declare state of emergency on security - Vimarsana News

48 Nigerian CSOs ask Tinubu to declare state of emergency on security

Mr Musa said over the past decade and a half, insecurity in Nigeria spiralled due to a variety of violent phenomena, including but...

48 CSOs Urge Tinubu to Declare State Of Emergency On Security - Vimarsana News

48 CSOs Urge Tinubu to Declare State Of Emergency On Security

A coalition of 48 civil society organisations (CSOs) in Nigeria has urged President Bola Tinubu to declare a state of emergency regarding the country's

Watch the Bridge discussion on toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes - Vimarsana News

Watch the Bridge discussion on toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes

Circle of Blue reporter Keith Schneider moderated a Zoom talk with three experts on the causes and possible solutions for toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes, with opening remarks from Sen. Debbie Stabenow

Nigeria democracy? A blatant lie!!! - Vimarsana News

Nigeria democracy? A blatant lie!!!

In 1999, the year it returned to civilian rule, Nigeria approved a self-governing system of governance. It also publicly declared an abidance to democracy.The new turn was widely adopted by Nigerians. It was viewed as key to facilitating legitimacy, changing cultures of exclusion and assuring better conclusions. Such goals were elusive under the military regime.

Watch Bridge discussion on Michigan's aging water infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Watch Bridge discussion on Michigan's aging water infrastructure

Bridge Michigan reporter Kelly House and Circle of Blue reporter Brett Walton moderated a Zoom discussion for Bridge readers with three experts about the state and region’s decrepit water infrastructure.