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A World Without America’s Deep Pockets, Written by Gimba Kakanda
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If you think the United States government was throwing around those billions in aid for nothing, it’s only because you don’t understand how it has managed to remain a superpower since the Second World War. Those billions of dollars dispensed year in, year out have secured what is arguably the…
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Take It Back Movement Student Wing Demands Justice and Reinstatement for Nasarawa State University Students Expelled Over WhatsApp Protest Organization
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The Take It Back Movement student wing has expressed outrage over the unjust expulsion of 37 Nasarawa State University students for their alleged involvement in organizing a protest via a WhatsApp group. The students were accused of “criminal conspiracy, inciting public disturbance, and cyber-stalking” following their participation in a chat…
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Tinubu’s 2027 Plan: A Rigged System and the Urgent Call for Revolution, Written by Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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As Nigeria drifts further into economic hardship, insecurity, and political oppression, one thing has become abundantly clear: Bola Ahmed Tinubu is already laying the groundwork to rig himself into power once again in 2027. The signs are glaring, and history has taught us that trusting a system built on fraud,…
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Pa. Egbetokun, IGP, Should Retire & Go Home, Written by Adeola Soetan
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Extension of tenure kills service morale & discipline in the Force.. It politicises the force or any institution and destroys its agelong ethics. When a Force becomes a Force of anything goes, it dies morally. Pa. Egbetokun, avoid rogue politicians intrigues. Integrity counts! Having served the force meritoriously or otherwise…
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Sowore Condemns Use of Official Police Accounts for Anonymously Penned Opinions Under “Illegal IGP” Leadership
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Human rights activist and the convener of the RevolutionNow movement Omoyele Sowore, has condemned the Nigerian Police Force’s practice of using official social media accounts to promote private opinions under “fake names”. Sowore’s criticism comes amid the issue surrounding Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun’s extended tenure, despite his reaching…
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Take It Back Movement Backs Ondo Nurses’ Strike, Condemns State Government’s Neglect of Healthcare Workers
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The Take It Back Movement (TIB) has declared its support for the ongoing indefinite strike launched by nurses employed by the Ondo State Government. The strike was initiated in response to the administration of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s failure to address the nurses’ grievances, particularly regarding poor working conditions and the…
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Take It Back Movement Warns Police PRO Against Targeted Harassment of Sowore, Condemns Attempts to Fabricate Charges
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PRESS STATEMENT Take It Back Movement Warns Police PRO Against Targeted Harassment of Sowore, Condemns Attempts to Fabricate Charges We, the Take It Back Movement, are deeply troubled by reports that Nigerian Police Spokesman Olumuyiwa Adejobi is seeking to arrest Omoyele Sowore on fabricated charges of “breach of public peace.”…
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“Equal Principles Must Apply”, Sowore Says in Wake of Police Service Commission’s Senior Officer Retirement Approval
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Human rights activist and the convener of the RevolutionNow movement Omoyele Sowore, has made a strong case for equal principles in response to the Police Service Commission’s recent approval of immediate retirement for senior police officers above 60 years of age or with more than 35 years of service. Sowore’s…
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Human Rights Lawyer Deji Adeyanju Vows ‘Visa Ban’ Advocacy Against Police Officers Targeting Freedom of Speech
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In response to what he perceives as a growing threat to freedom of speech in Nigeria, human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju, has vowed a ‘Visa Ban’ advocacy campaign to target police officers and their family members. Adeyanju’s initiative aims to hold those who undermine free speech accountable by lobbying for…
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Report Reveals N3.5 trillion Missing from Nigerian Government Agencies in 2021
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A recent report published by the Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative has unveiled alarming financial discrepancies across various Nigerian government agencies. The report, which covers the financial year ending December 31, 2021, indicates that a staggering N3.5 trillion remains unaccounted for. Additionally, the report disclosed a series of alarming discrepancies, including…