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EDITORIAL: Why Nigeria's insecurity is intractable

View this email in your browser Headlines EDITORIAL: Why Nigeria's insecurity is intractable With the lack of good governance and political will, aloofness and official corruption being the real vectors of insecurity, the frustration of the Service Chiefs was discernible from their delivery. Read More We are expanding our newsletter offering and would like to know what newsletters you, our loyal readers, would be interested in receiving from PREMIUM TIMES. Kindly fill in this survey. It should take no longer than five (5) minutes to complete. Thank you! TAKE THE SURVEY! How to submit complaints about Premium Times' journalism to Ombudsman Board We recognise that our journalists and other personnel are human beings and, therefore, fallible. Citizens lament Nigeria's third largest delegation at COP28 amidst austerity Out of the total 1,411 Nigerian delegates, 821 have the "Overflow" badges, while 590 were approved to carry the "Party" badge. 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