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Psychological Safety Key to Strong Cybersecurity Culture

By Ayomide Otitoju Cybersecurity training remains essential, but experts warn it is insufficient without a workplace culture that encourages employees to speak up without fear. Effective corporate security awareness, they say, is built on psychological safety — an environment where staff feel comfortable reporting concerns, questioning instructions and admitting mistakes. Anna Collard, Senior Vice President…

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FG Gold Secures US$330m for Sierra Leone Gold Project

By Ayomide Otitoju FG Gold Limited has reached financial close and completed the first drawdown of its US$330 million senior debt facility from the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), marking a major step toward developing Sierra Leone’s first large-scale commercial gold mine. The financing, among the largest in Sierra Leone’s…

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Presidency Rejects Obasanjo’s Criticism of Tinubu Over Security

By Ayomide Otitoju The Presidency has dismissed former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s remarks on Nigeria’s security situation, claiming he lacks the credibility to criticise President Bola Tinubu. Obasanjo, speaking on Friday in Jos, Plateau State, expressed concern over escalating violence in the country and suggested Nigerians might have a right to seek foreign intervention, citing what…

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Atiku Slams Tinubu Over ₦17.5tn Pipeline Spending

By Ayomide Otitoju Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Tinubu administration following reports that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) spent ₦17.5 trillion in a single year on fuel pipeline security. He described the spending as “unprecedented and alarming” and labelled it “one of the most brazen financial scandals in our nation’s…

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Netanyahu Requests Pardon Amid Ongoing Corruption Trial

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is standing trial on multiple corruption charges, has submitted a formal request for a presidential pardon, saying the protracted proceedings are fuelling deep divisions within the country. Netanyahu announced the move in a video statement on Sunday, emphasising that the six-year-long trial—expected to continue for years—has become “an impossible…

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