"I NO LONGER LOVE YVONNE JEGEDE, BUT I'LL RISK MY LIFE TO PROTECT HER" — KUNLE 'ABOUNCE' FAWOLE OPENS UP. (PHOTO).

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 "I No Longer Love Yvonne Jegede, But I'll Risk My Life to Protect Her" — Kunle 'Abounce' Fawole Opens Up Nollywood actor Kunle "Abounce" Fawole has revealed that although he no longer has romantic feelings for his ex-wife, actress Yvonne Jegede, he would still do everything possible to protect her because she is the mother of their son. Speaking during an interview on With Chude, Fawole reflected on their failed marriage, saying he has chosen peace over bitterness and prefers not to hold grudges against people he once loved. "I had a girlfriend once, but it didn't work. I think we're just on different planes," he said, adding that he would rather take the blame than live with resentment. The actor also said he has no interest in pretending someone no longer exists after a relationship ends. "I don't want to see somebody that I used to be with down the street and turn my face away," he said. When asked directly if he still...

CISLAC DEMANDS DECLARATION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY ON INSECURITY . (PHOTO).‎


 CISLAC DEMANDS DECLARATION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY ON INSECURITY 

‎The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) has called on the Federal Government to declare a national emergency on insecurity following the worsening wave of kidnappings, banditry, and violent attacks across Nigeria, describing the death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar in bandit captivity as tragic.

‎In a statement by its Executive Director, Comrade Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, the death of a retired General in captivity is not only a personal tragedy but national that reflects the alarming state of insecurity in the country.

‎The statement says there is an urgent need to strengthen intelligence gathering, improve inter-agency coordination, and dismantle the networks supporting these criminal activities

‎Rafsanjani further calls for transparency and accountability in security spendings, noting that despite huge annual budgetary allocations to defence and security agencies, insecurity continues to worsen urging an improvements in the welfare, training, equipment, and operational capacity of security personnel, stressing the need for proactive, intelligence-led operations

‎While acknowledging discussions on state policing, CISLAC cautions that any implementation must be guided by strong legal and accountability frameworks to prevent abuse.

‎CISLAC further urges the National Assembly to intensify oversight of security institutions and ensure proper utilisation of security resources.

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