The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) has raised fresh concerns over a dangerous convergence of insecurity, political distrust, and disinformation […]
Key security, media, and technology stakeholders have endorsed the establishment of a national Crisis Communication Hub (CCHub) aimed at strengthening
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The Federal Government has signalled its readiness to adopt a more assertive, technology-driven approach to managing national emergencies and countering
FG to Partner CCC on National Crisis Communication Hub to Combat Misinformation Read More »
CCC Hosts National Symposium on Digital Innovations in Crisis Communication The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) on Monday, 24 November
CCC Hosts National Symposium on Digital Innovations in Crisis Communication Read More »
CCC Commends Minister’s Intervention in Comfort, Kwam 1 Aviation Disputes as Model for Crisis Resolution The Centre for Crisis Communication
CCC Urges Immediate Government Intervention to End Benue Violence The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) has expressed deep concern over
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Military Spending Not Wasteful — Gen. Olukolade Breaks Silence on War Costs Retired Major General Chris Olukolade has pulled no
Military Spending Not Wasteful — Gen. Olukolade Breaks Silence on War Costs Read More »
CCC Sets 2025 Security Agenda for Nigerian Forces, Backs EFCC’s Anti-Corruption Drive The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) has outlined
CCC Sets 2025 Security Agenda for Nigerian Forces, Backs EFCC’s Anti-Corruption Drive Read More »
EFCC, CCC Partner to Enhance Anti-Corruption Awareness and Strengthen Public Trust The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reaffirmed
EFCC, CCC Partner to Enhance Anti-Corruption Awareness and Strengthen Public Trust Read More »
Gen. Olukolade Advocates Stronger Support for Families of Fallen Soldiers and Military Veterans Retired Major General Chris Olukolade, former Spokesperson
