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The Niger State tragedy: Another reactionary inquiry, By Umar Yakubu
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The Niger State tragedy: Another reactionary inquiry, By Umar Yakubu

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Umar Yakubu

​The loss of 37 lives in state custody is a grave indictment of public safety standards. Setting up a panel is not an achievement. The measure of true leadership lies in unyielding structural reform, state level accountability, and uncompromising prosecution. Until the government applies as much energy to prevention, enforcement, and executive liability as it […]

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