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Insecurity and Diversity Reporting

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By Kayode Komolafe Verified
| This Day (Nigeria) Verified
Kayode Komolafe Terrorism is not a native crime of any ethnic group or religion in Nigeria. Journalists are therefore not helping the cause of security when they, perhaps unwitting-ly, associate a religion or an ethnic nationality with terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, armed robbery or any other violent crime in their headlines. If anything, ethnic labels and stereotypes can only problematise the war against the criminals who have rendered parts of the country unsafe by their activities.
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Africa: Has Africa Come of Age Now? Original

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By Kayode Komolafe Verified
| AllAfrica
On Sunday, January 11, it was exactly 50 years that former Head of State General Murtala Mohammed made an anti-imperialist statement at a summit of African leaders in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. He was killed in an abortive coup on a Lagos street 33 days later, on February 13, 1976. He was succeeded by General Olusegun Obasanjo.
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West Africa: Nigeria Is No Nation of Tribesmen

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By Kayode Komolafe Verified
| AllAfrica
It was, perhaps, no surprise that when President Bola Tinubu spoke to newsmen after the coronation of Pope Leo XIV in Rome on Sunday, the theme that he chose was the diversity of the Nigerian nation. The significance of the invitation and the symbolism of Tinubu's presence at the Vatican were widely perceived against the background of the perennial question of diversity in this multi-religious and multi-ethnic country.
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