Onjo Simson

  A vital stage in the enhancement of Nigeria-UAE’s security relationships is represented by the recent high-profile visit from Dubai Police to the National Cybercrime Centre of Nigeria’s Police Force. Under the leadership of Brigadier General Adel Ahmad Moosa Sanqoor, the delegation aimed at improving relationships between the two countries in terms of fighting cyber crimes and other related security threats.  This partnership demonstrates a proactive policy by both countries to tackle changing issues of cybersecurity through improved sharing of data and combined actions. Not only strengthening regional security frameworks but also showing how serious Nigeria and UAE are about reducing such risks to Internet users at large are the outcomes from such alliances.

  For many, a prison sentence signifies not only the loss of freedom but also a descent into financial hardship and emotional turmoil. But in Dubai, inmates and their families are finding a beacon of hope in the unwavering support of the Dubai Police's Humanitarian Care Section . Over the past three years, this dedicated team has disbursed a staggering AED 26.6 million in financial and in-kind assistance, alleviating burdens and offering a lifeline to those navigating the challenges of incarceration. From helping with housing rent and educational expenses to covering medical costs and even issuing birth certificates for newborns, the aid encompasses a myriad of needs. Captain Habib Al Zarouni, Head of the Section, emphasizes the initiative's impact, stating, "These generous contributions contribute to improving the living conditions of inmates, providing support to their families, and addressing their financial challenges." More than just material support, the progra...