By JohnPaul Nwosu When Nigeria returned to democratic rule on May 29, 1999, the country’s military faced a new reality. After decades of military rule, the armed forces were expected to retreat from politics and focus on their constitutional responsibility of defending the nation’s territorial integrity.
US-Iran war, how unmanned systems are redefining 21st century warfare
By Philip Nwosu In the evolving theatre of modern warfare, few technologies have altered the rules of engagement as dramatically as the drone.
Brutal killing of officers by Boko Haram and the consequences for the Armed Forces
BY PHILIP NWOSU The killing of senior military officers in Nigeria’s ongoing counter-insurgency operations has once again drawn attention to the persistent security challenges in the North-East and the evolving tactics of Boko Haram and members of the Islamic State for West African Province (ISWAP).
Tribute to Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Joseph Ekene Nwosu
The news of the passing of Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Joseph Ekene Nwosu came as a heavy blow to all who knew him — family, friends, colleagues, and the wider police community.
Counter-insurgency: 21 NSCDC personnel receive medals of honour in Yobe
A total of 21 officers and men of the Nigeria Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) have received medals of honour for gallantry in the fight against terrorism in Yobe.
Chad’s president Idriss Deby dies in battle
The Army in Chad has announced the death of the country’s President Idriss Déby whom they said died from injuries sustained in fighting at the front line.