5 min read Summary: The security situation in Nigeria is worsening, despite the efforts of the leadership. The recent security crises such as abduction/kidnapping and banditry in the Nothern local communities have […]
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Border Patrol And Surveillance In The Control Of Transnational Terrorism In Nigeria And Niger – Abbas Yakubu and Dr. Roosevelt Idehen
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The Borderless-Border and Internal Security Challenges in Nigeria – Osimen, Goddy U, Anegbode, E. John (Ph.D), Akande, Clement. A. and Oyewole, Oyindamola O
26 min read Summary: Nigeria’s security challenges and border crimes have recently become frightening, particularly the operations of the Boko Haram terrorist group. Nigeria’s porous borders have assisted in the growth of […]
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A border patrol force is unlikely to solve Nigeria’s smuggling problem – Joachim Jarreau
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Border Security Issues and Challenges of the Nigeria Customs Service – Babatunde Olomu, Alao, David Oladimeji, and Eyitayo Adewumi
22 min read Summary: In the context of global security, it is difficult to control access to territories, because technology has increased interconnectedness. The contradiction lies in the increasing relevance […]
Trans-border crimes and lingering security challenges in Nigeria – Ya’u Mukhtar
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The Node Between the Porous Borders, Arms Proliferation and Insecurity in Nigeria – Sanusi Moyi
10 min read Summary: Nigeria is the third most dangerous country in the world, according to the 2020 Global Terrorism Index. This is a result of repeated terrorist strikes throughout […]
Nigeria’s Poor Response to Boko Haram has Left Border Communities Feeling Abandoned – Samuel Okunade
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