2 Police Officers Allegedly Fueling Ugep, Idomi Crisis Intercepted with Firearms, Ammunition

2 Police Officers Allegedly Fueling Ugep, Idomi Crisis Intercepted with Firearms, Ammunition

By Odey Ojeka Two Nigeria Police officers have been arrested and taken into custody after being found with firearms and ammunition in connection with the crisis in Ugep and Idomi in Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State. Community members alleged that the officers were supplying weapons to one of the communities, further fueling…

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Nigerian Army Deployed to Ugep and Idomi as Gov. Otu’s Chief Security Adviser Urges Peace

Nigerian Army Deployed to Ugep and Idomi as Gov. Otu’s Chief Security Adviser Urges Peace

By Odey Ojeka Troops of the Nigerian Army have been deployed to Ugep and Idomi communities in Yakurr LGA to restore peace and prevent further escalation of the renewed communal crisis. On ground, the soldiers are engaging both communities, urging residents to lay down their weapons and avoid confrontation with security personnel. “We are here…

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UNICROSS, FRSC Deepen Partnership on Road Safety, Research

UNICROSS, FRSC Deepen Partnership on Road Safety, Research

By Kingsley Agim The University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) has reaffirmed its commitment to strategic collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to advance research and student-focused initiatives aimed at promoting safer road use. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Francisca Bassey, made this known on Friday, April 24, 2026, when the Cross River State…

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Political Surveillance and Spying on Americans: FISA Reauthorisation Without Fourth Amendment Protection

Political Surveillance and Spying on Americans: FISA Reauthorisation Without Fourth Amendment Protection

By Renee Parsons More than 50 years ago, after reports of government abuse that the CIA was illegally collecting information about political activities of American citizens, the Senate created a Select Senate Commission in1975 which became known as the Church Committee named after its Chair, Sen. Frank Church (D-Idaho). An earlier 1972 Supreme Court Decision that warrantless electronic surveillance…

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