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Apr 05, 2017
Missing, Wounded, Killed in Action: Tracking the cost of valour in Nigeria’s war against Boko Haram (1)
by in Crime & Reporting, Investigations

“We are going to carry this as a war and I appeal to all and sundry to give this operation maximum cooperation,” Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, the Army chief, said in 2015 while launching Operation Lafiya Dole as a new code name by the military t...

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Dec 01, 2016
Investigations…Facts, lies and how Okorocha allegedly corners state resources for self, family (3)
by in Governance & Policy, Investigations

SQUANDERING OF RICHES Okorocha’s ardent critics allege that he is squandering the State’s meagre resources by conceptualizing and abandoning projects. Ripples Nigeria findings show that the criticisms may not be entirely misplaced. It could not be co...

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Nov 29, 2016
Investigations… Facts, lies and how Okorocha allegedly corners state assets for self, family (I)
by in Governance & Policy, Investigations

He is hailed, ‘My Governor-My Governor’ by his many admirers. To others, however, Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State represents a nightmare, and has been called unprintable names for his seemingly awkward style and approach to governance. And, whi...

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