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The Insecurity Triad Enters Academic Application as African PR scholar, Ibietan Uses Framework for Agatu Crisis Study

Daily Dispatch May 26, 2026

The Insecurity Triad, the original analytical framework developed by scholar-journalist, Dr. Max Amuchie, CEO of Sundiata Post and author of The Sunday Stew syndicated column, has drawn an emphatic endorsement from one of Africa’s foremost public relations scholars, Dr Omoniyi Ibietan — a

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The Arbiter: How I Returned from the Gate of the Other World (4)

Daily Dispatch May 24, 2026

The nurses at Al Shifa Hospital in Makkah are well-trained, diligent and passionate about their work. They are very active as well. When I started to come around — returning to this world through the gate of the other world — I imagined the hospital as an army unit and the nurses as soldiers. Mostly […]

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Oyo kidnap saga: DHQ’s needless political correctness

Daily Dispatch May 24, 2026

By Taiwo Adisa, PhD (Published by the Sunday Tribune, May 24, 2026) Discussions have been tempered, while activities are being ruled by sober moods and sombre moments since the news broke on May 15, about the abduction of no fewer than 25 students and seven teachers from their schools in Ahoro-Esinele community in Oriire Local […]

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The Role of Intelligence in the Nigeria-US Joint Counter-Terrorism Operations That Neutralized Top ISWAP Commander, Fighters

Daily Dispatch May 24, 2026

By Augustine Aminu On Friday, May 16, 2026, the world was jolted by news of the killing of top commander of the Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP), Abour Mainok and several other fighters. Also known as Abu Bilal al-Minuki, andconsidered the second-in-command of ISIL (ISIS) globally, the top terrorist commander was reportedly killed during […]

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The Sunday Stew: The Insecurity Triad: Azikiwe, Awolowo, and Chinweizu — Nigeria’s Elite Class of Framework Builders

Daily Dispatch May 24, 2026

By Max Amuchie Last Sunday, I indicated that this week’s edition of The Sunday Stew would pay tribute to the late political economist and public intellectual, Claude Ake. That tribute remains, but its timing has shifted. Later this year will mark the 30th anniversary of his passing — a more fitting moment to revisit the […]

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IGP Disu: Inside the rotting walls of Zone II

Daily Dispatch May 22, 2026

By Tunde Odesola (Published in The PUNCH, on Friday, May 22, 2026) Except for its motto and morality, there is hardly anything wrong with the Nigeria Police Force. If burnished in the furnace of grammar, the statement, “Police is your friend,” which is the motto of the Nigeria Police, is wrong because ‘police’ is a […]