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13/12/2025

Insecurity in Nigeria Continues to Rise as Citizens Live in Fear.

Investigation by News Curb On Air

Insecurity in Nigeria continues to worsen, leaving millions of citizens living in constant fear and uncertainty. Across different regions of the country, cases of terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, armed robbery, and communal violence are increasing at an alarming rate.

Investigations by News Curb On Air reveal that many communities no longer feel safe, as attacks now occur not only in rural areas but also in towns and major cities. Farmers are afraid to go to their farmlands, travelers face danger on highways, and families live with the daily fear of abduction or violent attacks.

Despite repeated assurances from authorities, citizens express growing frustration over what they describe as slow response, poor intelligence gathering, and lack of accountability within the security system. Many victims and eyewitnesses told News Curb On Air that security agencies often arrive after attacks have already taken place.

Experts warn that the continued rise in insecurity poses a serious threat to national unity, economic growth, and public confidence in governance. They call for urgent reforms, improved intelligence coordination, community policing, and sincere political commitment to end the crisis.

As fear spreads across the nation, Nigerians are demanding decisive action, justice for victims, and a comprehensive strategy to restore peace and security.

27/11/2025

Condolence Message from News Curb On Air

With heavy hearts, News Curb On Air extends its deepest condolences to the people of Nigeria and to the entire world over the passing of Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauchi, the revered Leader of the Tijjaniyya Order in Nigeria.

This loss is not only for Nigeria, but for the global Muslim community. Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauchi was a beacon of knowledge, peace, spirituality, and guidance. His teachings touched millions across continents, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.

We pray that Allah (SWT) grant him Aljannatul Firdaus, forgive his shortcomings, and comfort his family, followers, and all those who mourn him.

May his light continue to shine through the countless lives he transformed.

Signed,
News Curb On Air

23/11/2025

PRESIDENT TINUBU ORDERS THE WITHDRAWAL OF POLICE OFFICERS GUARDING VIPS FOR CORE POLICE DUTIES

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered the withdrawal of police officers currently providing security for Very Important Persons in the country.

Henceforth, police authorities will deploy them to concentrate on their core police duties.

The presidential directive was issued at the security meeting President Tinubu held on Sunday with the police, Air Force, army chiefs and the Director-General of the Department of State Services, DSS, in Abuja.

According to the Presidential directive, VIPs who want police protection will now request well-armed personnel from the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.

Many parts of Nigeria, especially remote areas, have few policemen at the stations, thus making the task of protecting and defending the people difficult.

In view of the current security challenges facing the country, President Tinubu is desirous of boosting police presence in all communities.

Already, President Tinubu has approved the recruitment of 30,000 additional police officers. The federal government is also collaborating with the states to upgrade police training facilities nationwide.

Sunday’s meeting was attended by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt General Waidi Shaibu; the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke; the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun; and the Director-General of the Department of State Services, Tosin Adeola Ajayi.

Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President,
(Information and Strategy)
November 23, 2025

23/11/2025

PRESS RELEASE

Nigerian Youth Inspiring Voices Raises Concerns Over Rising Insecurity and Governance Failures

Nigerian Youth Inspiring Voices (NYIV) has expressed deep concern over the persistent rise in terrorism, kidnapping, armed violence, and corruption across the country, noting that the current administration under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has not demonstrated sufficient capacity to address these critical national challenges.

As a nation widely regarded as the mother of African countries, Nigeria’s reputation and regional leadership role continue to be undermined by worsening insecurity and weak institutional responses. NYIV states that the apparent inability of the government to decisively confront these threats has left citizens vulnerable and has damaged public trust in the nation’s leadership.

Speaking on the situation, Nigerian Youth Inspiring Voices said:
“The continued surrender to terrorist activities and the failure to protect innocent Nigerians is unacceptable. Our country deserves a leadership that is proactive, accountable, and committed to securing the lives and properties of its people.”

NYIV therefore calls on the Federal Government to urgently implement transparent, strategic, and people-centered security reforms. The organization also urges anti-corruption agencies, security institutions, and community leaders to collaborate effectively to restore peace, justice, and stability nationwide.

Signed
Management
23 Nov 2025

15/11/2025

A Reverend Father arrested with AK-47 guns and ammunition in connection with bandits and killings in Plateau State, Nigeria.

Source Biyora Online TV

10/10/2025

Burkina Faso has rejected a U.S. proposal to take in migrants deported under President Donald Trump’s renewed immigration crackdown. Foreign Minister Karamoko Jean-Marie Traoré called the offer “indecent” and said Burkina Faso is “a land of dignity, not a place of expulsion.” The move follows the U.S. Embassy in Ouagadougou suspending most visa services and redirecting applicants to Togo.

DW

10/10/2025

“He Who Depends on Foreign Food Loses His Freedom”

Buying food and goods from outside the country is not progress — it is a major setback to our hardworking Nigerian farmers. Each time we import what we can produce locally, we weaken our economy and discourage those who dedicate their lives to feeding the nation.

Today, Nigerian farmers face countless challenges: the high cost of fertilizers, fuel, seeds, and farming tools; lack of access to affordable loans; poor road networks; and limited support from the government. Prices of basic commodities have skyrocketed, and yet, our farmers are expected to continue producing without sufficient help. This is unfair to the people who keep our tables filled and our markets alive.

The Nigerian government must wake up to this reality. It must reduce the cost of agricultural inputs, invest in modern farming tools, and provide subsidies that will make farming profitable again. Farming should not be a punishment — it should be a pride and a profession of national value.

During the rainy season, when farmers are supposed to be fully active and productive, many cannot even afford to plant. The high cost of living, coupled with expensive materials, has made it almost impossible for small-scale farmers to operate. When local farmers can’t farm, the country loses food security and depends on foreign nations for survival.

This is not the way forward. We must return to supporting our own. The government, the private sector, and every patriotic Nigerian must join hands to empower our farmers through fair policies, affordable loans, mechanized tools, and local market protection.

If we truly want to grow as a nation, we must grow what we eat and eat what we grow.
Let us stand with our farmers — they are the backbone of our economy and the pride of our land.

01/10/2025

🇳🇬 Happy Independence Day, Nigeria @65!
Warm greetings to all Nigerians as we celebrate 65 years of unity, resilience, and progress.

22/09/2025

People's are crying 😢 😭

19/09/2025

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Arrives Kaduna State

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has arrived in Kaduna State to attend the wedding Fatiha of the son of former Governor of Zamfara State, Senator Abdulaziz Yari. During his visit, President Tinubu will also commission the renovated Sultan Bello Mosque, a project undertaken by some members of his cabinet.

Before departing Kaduna, the President is expected to pay a courtesy visit to the family of the late former President, Muhammadu Buhari.

19/09/2025

PRESS BRIEFING

From the ADC Progressive National Youth Wing

Fellow Nigerians,

The time has come for us to take our destiny into our own hands. For too long, the APC government has failed the people—failing to provide good governance, security, and hope for the future. The suffering of Nigerians has reached its peak, and we cannot afford to sit idle while our nation bleeds.

The power to change lies in one thing: the Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC). That small card is our weapon against bad leadership, our shield against oppression, and our voice for freedom.

We, the Progressive National Youth Wing of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), are calling on every Nigerian, especially the youth, to rise up and go register for your PVC now. Don’t wait for tomorrow—tomorrow may be too late.

In 2027, we will make history. With our PVCs, we will sweep the APC out of power and open the doors for a new Nigeria—one of justice, fairness, and progress.

No more excuses. No more waiting. The future is in our hands. Let us register, let us mobilize, and let us defend our votes when the time comes.

Together, we will reclaim our nation!

Get your PVC today. Save Nigeria Tomorrow

14/09/2025

Nigerians Need Vibrant Leaders, Not Failed Administrators — Tijjani Hadi

Nigeria is in urgent need of vibrant leadership — a leadership built on sympathy, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to the welfare of the people. True leaders are those who draw wisdom from the sacrifices and legacies of our past heroes, leaders who placed the nation above personal interests. Sadly, under the current administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigerians are faced with disappointment, as the government has failed to take responsibility for the economic hardship, insecurity, and lack of direction that continue to plague the country.

When a government neglects its duty to protect the poor, provide relief, and build a fair system, the people lose confidence in democratic leadership. Many citizens now feel that a disciplined military administration — despite its limitations — may even be more preferable than the current civilian government, because at least it would enforce accountability, order, and responsibility.

Nigeria deserves leaders who listen to the cries of the masses, who act with compassion, and who are bold enough to correct past mistakes while charting a new course for the future. Anything less is a betrayal of the trust of the people.

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