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Adamu Abuh

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Abuja, Nigeria
As seen in: The Guardian (Nigeria), The Guardian, AllAfrica, Naija247News, Nigeria World, Desert Herald Newspaper, BigPen Nigeria, Inclusive News Network
Covers:  Politics, Human interest, Public health, Sports, Economy and Environmental issues
A journalist, born in kaduna, worked in kano for 10 yrs, now in Abj. I am Igala from Kogi state, bred in Makurdi and schooled at the University of Maiduguri.

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Adamu Abuh is a Senior Correspondent with the Guardian Newspapers in Abuja, Nigeria, specializing in the coverage of the House of Representatives, the ruling All progressives Congress (APC) and other opposition political parties. He is also versed in the coverage of civil societies organizations and non governmental organizations with vested interests in environment, public health, the economy and good governance. With over two decades of experience, he spent 10 years covering Kano state and ot…

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U.S. sanctions expose terror financing amid growing security threats

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By Adamu Abuh Verified
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
Lagos-based ISIS financier, three bureaux de change implicated • U.S. commits to cutting off fiscal lifelines funding ISIS attacks • NSA seeks stronger global alliance as Nigeria confronts evolving security risks • UK reaffirms support for counterterrorism, regional stability efforts • Nigeria allocated N5.4tr to security in 2026 budget, says Kalu • Troops kill ISWAP spies in Borno as gunmen attack Niger checkpoint A fresh spotlight was cast on terrorism financing and security threats...
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State police: Akpabio pledges swift passage as Senate reviews constitution

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By Adamu Abuh Verified, John Akubo Verified, Rotimi Agboluaje
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
Debate suspended as Senate mourns Rep Yaya Tongo • NASS moves to place security funding in first-line charge • State police may fail without addressing NPF’s challenges, ex-CP warns President Bola Tinubu has transmitted a constitutional amendment bill seeking the establishment of state police to the Senate. The proposed legislation seeks to amend relevant provisions of the Constitution to provide the legal framework for the creation of state police in Nigeria.
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Rights Group faults alleged JAMB recruitment process, demands transparency

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By Adamu Abuh Verified
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
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