The Brain Magazine

11/09/2025

The Brain Magazine Reaches Lagos State Leadership

The Brain Magazine was formally delivered today to the Lagos State Permanent Secretary, Mr Semiu Oluwasanu Kadiri and the Governor’s Press Crew during the inauguration of Durow Global Travel Inc., established by none other than Otunba Shafadeen Durowoju, Director of the Project Implementation and Monitoring Unit, Lagos State.

The event highlighted the convergence of governance, entrepreneurship, and intellectual engagement, with the magazine serving as a symbol of knowledge-sharing and recognition of excellence.

11/09/2025

Celebrating Excellence: Dr. Ray Echebiri Bags NES Distinguished Economic Journalist

For over three decades, Dr. Echebiri has dedicated his craft to making complex economic policies and financial data accessible to the general public. His pioneering work as the publisher of Businessworld Newspaper has created a platform where clarity meets credibility, bridging the gap between policymakers, industry experts, and citizens hungry for knowledge

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10/09/2025

Breaking Barriers with Faith and Integrity: The Story of ACP Tanaruno Antonia Folashade |

In a world where policing is often considered a man’s domain, ACP Tanaruno Antonia Folashade stands tall as a shining example of courage, faith, and unwavering integrity. Recently appointed as the first female Area Commander of Agbara Command, her story is not just one of professional excellence but also of deep spiritual conviction and dependence on God.
A Trailblazer in Uniform
From her early days in the Nigeria Police Force, ACP Tanaruno charted a course that many believed was almost impossible for a woman. Rising through the ranks with hard work, intelligence, and discipline, she has earned the respect of both colleagues and the community. Her appointment as the first female Area Commander at Agbara Command is not only historic but also inspirational to young women aspiring to leadership in security and governance.

Her colleagues describe her as “a brain that listens to God,” someone whose decisions are guided not just by policies and statutes, but by divine wisdom. This rare combination of professionalism and spirituality sets her apart as a leader of probity in a time when Nigeria needs officers who embody both competence and character.

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10/09/2025

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03/09/2025

When the Nigerian Police Force needed a new voice to champion transparency, restore trust, and bridge the growing gulf between citizens and security operatives, one name naturally emerged from the ranks—Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Benjamin Hundeyin.

From his days as a young officer at Zone 2 Command, Onikan, Lagos, to his rise as Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), and now stepping into the national spotlight as the official spokesman of the Nigerian Police Force, Hundeyin’s story reads like that of a man born for the communication frontline.

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16/07/2025

Guarding with Empty Pockets: The Nigerian Police and the Crisis of Security Welfare |

By The BRAIN Magazine

“You cannot keep starving the gatekeepers and expect the gate to remain secure.”

In a country where senators pocket over ₦30 million monthly while the men and women tasked with guarding lives and property walk home with ₦35,000 after 35 years of service, the social equation is dangerously flawed. This is not just about salary—it is about justice, dignity, and national security.

THE UNHEARD VOICE: POLICE STRIKE AND PUBLIC OUTCRY
Nigeria's police force recently considered a quiet strike action—a symbolic withdrawal, not necessarily from duty, but from hope. Their concerns are simple, yet weighty: poor remuneration, lack of benefits, dehumanizing working conditions, and societal disrespect. A constable with decades of service retires to a life of poverty, earning less in a month than a senator earns in one day’s sitting allowance.

The irony is painful. The same officers who es**rt convoys of politicians stealing national wealth can barely afford school fees for their children or pay for decent medical care. Can we truly expect integrity from men living on the edge of survival?

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16/07/2025

Discipline in Command: Nigeria Police Moves to Clean House |

Ref No. CZ.5300/FPRD/FHQ/ABJ/VOL.6/456 | Date: July 16, 2025

In a bold and decisive move to recalibrate its moral compass and operational integrity, the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has launched a far-reaching disciplinary review involving no fewer than 151 senior officers. This latest development, which is already making waves across the country’s security architecture, underscores a renewed commitment to internal reform and professional accountability under the leadership of Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM.

The Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), currently in session from Monday, July 14 to Friday, July 25, 2025, at the IGP Smart Conference Hall
in Force Headquarters, Abuja, is examining pending disciplinary cases involving senior officers from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) and above. These officers hail from various commands and formations nationwide, reflecting the national scope of this internal audit.

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14/07/2025

14/07/2025

When Giants Fall: Leadership Lessons from the Departure of Buhari and the Awujale |

By: Brain Magazine Editorial Board

“When a tree falls in the forest, the silence it leaves behind echoes longer than the sound it made crashing.”

So it is with the recent passing of two titanic figures in Nigeria’s national and traditional leadership spheres — former President Muhammadu Buhari, and the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona. Their deaths are not just moments of personal mourning for their families and constituents; they are turning points in our nation’s collective journey — chapters closed in the book of Nigeria’s leadership history.

Both men embodied authority, responsibility, and — in their own ways-nation-building. And while they ruled from vastly different seats — one from A*o Rock and the other from the royal palace of Ijebu Ode — they shared a common thread: they symbolized stability in uncertain times.

But now, they are gone.
And we must ask: What remains when great men depart?
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13/07/2025

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