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paydesk has 12 reporters who cover Nigerian Police Force. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Nigerian Police Force are Yemi Adebayo and Justina Asishana. Use our journalist directory to find an Nigerian Police Force member to work for you.

Journalists Who Cover Nigerian Police Force

Yemi Adebayo

Abuja, Nigeria
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Yemi Adebayo is a journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Why I rejected lethal Military force to free train attack victims- Buhari
05 Oct 2023  |  ait.live  |  English  |  Government Policy
President Muhammadu Buhari has stated that he will not use lethal military force to secure the release of the remaining captives from the Abuja-Kaduna train attack, citing concerns over potential collateral damage and the lack of guaranteed success. He emphasized the government's ongoing efforts to ensure the safe return of the captives and commended the bravery of the Nigeria Police Force during the attack. Buhari also highlighted recent successes in neutralizing terrorists and freeing hostages, reaffirming the government's commitment to protecting all citizens. The Minister of Transportation, Jaji Sambo, and a representative of the victims, Sabiu Mohammed, also spoke on the government's efforts and the families' pleas for the safe return of their loved ones.
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Justina Asishana

Minna, Nigeria
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Justina Asishana is a data/investigative journalist based in Minna, Nigeria. She is also a fact checker and a health and nutrition advocate. She is currently the Niger state Correspondent for The Nation Newspaper in Nigeria. She is open for work in any part of Nigeria
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Principal suspect of murdered FUTMinna lecturer in custody
31 Oct 2023  |  The Nation Newspaper  |  English  |  Murder Investigation
The main suspect in the murder of Dr. (Mrs) Fumilola Adefolalu, a lecturer at the Federal University of Technology, Minna, has been arrested. The suspect, known as Joy, was turned over to the police by her mother and is alleged to have confessed to the crime, with two accomplices still at large. The victim, who was also a pastor at the Voice of Mercy Ministry, was stabbed to death in her Minna residence. The church has issued a statement through Pastor Bolaji Olanipekun, calling for justice and a thorough investigation by security operatives.
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Egungwu Chukwuka Benjamin

Ikeja, Nigeria
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Egungwu Chukwuka Benjamin is a distinguished Nigerian freelance journalist, born on March 4th, with roots in Enugu State from his father's side and Anambra State from his mother's.

A Mass Communication graduate with National Diploma from Gateway Polytechnic, Saapade Ogun State and Higher ...
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Equivocal Trajectory of State Policing in Nigeria
03 Mar 2024  |  blueprint.ng  |  English  |  National Security
State policing in Nigeria is a contentious issue being deliberated by lawmakers, with a bill for its establishment passing a second reading in the House of Representatives. The bill aims to address insecurity through localized policing, but concerns include potential for abuse of power by state governors, issues of tribalism and sentiment in dispute resolution, and financial challenges for states in paying salaries and providing equipment. The author argues that the government should first address root causes of insecurity such as poverty, unemployment, religious intolerance, and partisanship in politics. The article suggests that trust between citizens and police is crucial for effective security.
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Nelson Chukwudi

Port Harcourt, Nigeria
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Nelson Chukwudi holds Diploma (Mass Comm); BSc (Public Admin); and Post-Graduate Diploma (Journalism). He began Journalism practice over 33 years ago at The Tide Newspapers in Rivers, Nigeria. He has held various Editorial positions: Reporter; Investigative & Crime; Oil & Energy Correspondent, ...
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Reminisces On Tributes To Mrs Adeline Ndalu Jaja
25 Mar 2024  |  www.thetidenewsonline.com  |  English  |  Tribute
Mrs Adeline Ndalu Jaja, mother-in-law to Rivers State Governor Sir Siminalayi Fubara, passed away at 87 and was buried in Opobo Town. Her life was celebrated with numerous tributes highlighting her generosity, bravery, and positive impact on her community. She was remembered as a loving mother, a devout Christian, and a respected police officer. The funeral events included a Service of Songs, a Funeral Service, and a Thanksgiving Service, attended by various dignitaries and community members who praised her legacy and contributions.
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Yahaya Ibrahim

Lagos, Nigeria
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Yahaya Ibrahim is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria, with 10 years experience in journalism. I had worked as an intern with Thisday Newspaper and also worked with Daily Trust Newspaper. Currently I am a freelance journalist. During my stay in Daily Trust Newspaper I covered the  Boko Haram ...
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Again Nigerian Troops Rescue 17 Kidnapped Persons in Kebbi
13 Oct 2023  |  prnigeria.com  |  English  |  Terrorism
Nigerian troops from the Quick Response Force of Operation HADARIN DAJI rescued 17 kidnapped individuals in Kebbi state after receiving a distress call about a kidnapping at Kanya village. The operation led to the terrorists abandoning the victims and escaping with injuries. The rescued, including a police officer, were handed over to the Divisional Police Officer at Bena. Five motorcycles were recovered and destroyed at the scene. Major General Godwin Mutkut praised the troops' swift action and the public's timely information.
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Kiki Mordi

Lagos, Nigeria
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Nkiru Mordi is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria.
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The key role women have played in the fight to #EndSARS
15 Oct 2020  |  The NATIVE  |  English  |  Women's Rights
Nigerian women have played a crucial role in the #EndSARS movement, providing legal and financial support to protesters and highlighting gendered experiences of police brutality. Despite facing harassment and threats, women like Feyikemi Abudu and Moe Odele, along with the Feminist Coalition, have been instrumental in mobilizing resources and ensuring transparency. The article criticizes the Nigerian Police Force for their violent actions and the older generation for their lack of involvement. It also addresses the systemic oppression and sexism within the movement, emphasizing the need for inclusive and representative activism.
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Emeka Nwokocha

Warri, Nigeria
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Emeka Nwokocha is a journalist and Senior Correspondent at TheBrief Online News Platform. He brings his honed expertise in news reportage and feature writing to bear on his current job. His area of specialty includes politics, governance, economy, gender inequality and human rights. He is a ...
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Delta Conflict Prevent Council Strengthens Collaboration with Police, NDLEA, Community Leaders to Curb Drug and Substance Abuse in Ughelli and Environs
01 Oct 2023  |  www.thebrief.com.ng  |  English  |  Youth Development
Delta Conflict Prevent Council (DCPC) has enhanced its collaboration with the Nigerian Police Force, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), and community leaders to combat the rising issue of drug and substance abuse among youths in Ughelli and its surroundings. During a sensitization workshop, various stakeholders emphasized the importance of collective efforts, good parenting, and community involvement in addressing the menace. The initiative received commendations from local government officials and community leaders, who pledged their support to ensure a drug-free society.
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Timothy Obiezu

Abuja, Nigeria
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Timothy Obiezu is a multimedia journalist with years of reporting and broadcast experience. He freelances for global media outlets like VOA, TRT World, Vice News, etc from his current based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Nigerian Troops Rescue 16 Abductees in Kaduna
20 Mar 2024  |  allAfrica.com  |  English  |  Military Operations
Nigerian troops rescued 16 abductees in Kaduna state after a firefight with insurgents. The incident is part of a series of kidnappings in the region, highlighting rising insecurity amid economic challenges. Security analysts attribute the situation to economic problems and ineffective governance. Recent kidnappings have led to calls for strategic changes in security deployment, especially in rural areas. President Bola Tinubu has pledged to address the insecurity, and the military is investigating a recent attack in Delta state where 16 soldiers were killed.
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Chika Oduah

Dakar, Senegal
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I am an multimedia journalist based in Dakar, Senegal. I have 20 years of experience as a journalist, working in radio, television, newspaper and online platforms. My reportage coverage focuses on current affairs, culture and history across Africa.
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Gone: The lost victims of Nigeria’s ‘most brutal’ police station
20 Jan 2021  |  www.aljazeera.com  |  English  |  Protests
The article delves into the harrowing experiences of families affected by the brutal practices of Nigeria's Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), particularly focusing on the Iloanya family whose son, Chijioke, was arrested and never seen again. It highlights the widespread allegations of torture, extrajudicial killings, and corruption within SARS, which led to the nationwide #EndSARS protests demanding police reform. The narrative is enriched with personal accounts from victims' families, activists, and survivors, painting a grim picture of the Nigerian police force's actions and the ongoing quest for justice and closure by the affected families.
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Niyi Oyedeji

Ibadan, Nigeria
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Niyi Oyedeji is a freelance journalist, who currently currently works with the Nigerian Tribune,Ibadan Nigeria.
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Heavily armed troops patrol Ekiti ahead of gubernatorial election
16 Jun 2022  |  The ICIR- Latest News, Politics, Governance, Elections, Investigation, Factcheck, Covid-19  |  English  |  Security
Security forces including the Nigerian Police Force, Nigerian Army, and others are patrolling Ado-Ekiti and Ekiti State ahead of the gubernatorial election. The heavy security deployment aims to ensure the safety and integrity of the election process. The election features 16 candidates, with a significant contest expected among the APC, SDP, and PDP. Key figures include APC's Biodun Oyebanji, supported by the incumbent governor, PDP's Bisi Kolawole, backed by former governor Ayodele Fayose, and SDP's Olusegun Oni, a defector from PDP.
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Salihu Awwalu Salihu

Abuja, Nigeria
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Salihu Awwalu Salihu is a journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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30 Katsina Children Rescued After Being Kidnapped by Gunmen
02 Apr 2024  |  www.voahausa.com  |  Hausa  |  Immigration
Thirty children in Katsina were rescued less than 24 hours after being kidnapped by gunmen, as confirmed by police spokesperson ASP Abubakar Sadiq. The Olympic flame will continue to burn near the Louvre in Paris during the upcoming Olympic Games. Newly elected Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has vowed to fight corruption and unite the country. The rescue of students in Kuriga sparked debate over the methods used for their release. Immigration issues in New York City have tripled from West African countries. Amidst corruption allegations, supporters have expressed sympathy and well-wishes for Amal. Atiku Abubakar, a presidential candidate, has called for an urgent investigation into the allegations against Ningi.
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Abubakar Shehu

Maiduguri, Nigeria
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Abubakar Shehu is a journalist based in Maiduguri, Nigeria.
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Nigeria’s difficulty to implement 2022 budget
31 Dec 2021  |  Tribune Online  |  English  |  Nigerian Politics
President Muhammadu Buhari signed the 2022 budget into law, despite describing it as difficult to implement due to changes made by the National Assembly. The budget, initially estimated at N16.39 trillion, was increased to N17.1 trillion by lawmakers, raising concerns over increased projected revenues and reduced provisions for critical sectors like the Nigeria Police Force and Navy. The article highlights the challenges in executing additional projects without increasing the deficit, questioning the National Assembly's discretionary allocation of funds.
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