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  • A photo of Brigadier General Oseni Omoh Braimah, Commander of the Brigade under Operation HADIN KAI
    Advocacy

    The Soldiers Nigeria Forgets

    BySanta Tamandu April 10, 2026April 10, 2026

    A Tribute to the Fallen and a Call for Accountability An Advocacy Statement by St Tamandu Marine Patrol (STMP)  |  A Chapter of Denorsemen Kclub International (DNKI)  |  April 2026 In the early hours of April 9, 2026, while most of Nigeria slept, militants launched a coordinated assault on the 29 Task Force Brigade headquarters…

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  • Plateau Must Not Become Normal
    Advocacy

    Plateau Must Not Become Normal

    BySanta Tamandu March 31, 2026March 31, 2026

    A Civic Call for Accountability, Civilian Protection and Justice for the Communities of Plateau State Issued by: ST Tamandu Marine Patrol  |  RC 7458  |  www.santatamandu.org Reference: STM/ADV/SEC/005/2026  |  30 March 2026 Addressed to: Federal Government of Nigeria, Plateau State Government, National Assembly, Security Agencies, and the Nigerian Public ISSUED IN RESPONSE TO LAST NIGHT’S…

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  • Nigeria is Training Doctors
    Advocacy

    Nigeria is Training Doctors For The World

    BySanta Tamandu March 30, 2026March 30, 2026

    The Health Workforce Brain Drain Crisis and the Case for Retention as National Policy Issued by: St Tamandu Marine Patrol | RC 7458 | www.santatamandu.org Reference: STM/ADV/HLT/004/2026 | March 2026 Addressed to: Federal Government of Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Health, National Assembly, and the Nigerian Public PREAMBLE ST Tamandu Marine Patrol issues this position paper…

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  • Service to Humanity: What Does It Really Mean for a Brotherhood in the 21st Century?
    The Flagship Series

    Service to Humanity: What Does It Really Mean for a Brotherhood in the 21st Century?

    BySanta Tamandu March 28, 2026March 28, 2026

    The Flagship Series – By St Tamandu Marine Patrol Three words. They appear on banners, on vests, on the side of vehicles that carry provisions to prison inmates and exercise books to schoolchildren. They are printed on the programmes of events and stitched into the identity of an organisation that has spent years trying to…

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  • NYSC and The Duty Of Care
    Advocacy

    NYSC and The Duty Of Care

    BySanta Tamandu March 21, 2026March 29, 2026

    A Civic Call to Strengthen the Protection and Welfare of Corps Members Across Nigeria Every year, tens of thousands of young Nigerians complete their education, pack their bags, and report to NYSC orientation camps. They go willingly, proudly, because service to the nation means something. They cross state lines. They live in unfamiliar communities. They…

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  • A hospital representative addresses the ST Tamandu Marine Patrol delegation during the handover ceremony outside LASUTH.
    Community Development

    Good Health For All: ST Tamandu Marine Patrol Brings Relief to LASUTH Patients

    BySanta Tamandu March 21, 2026March 23, 2026

    By Our Correspondent More than thirty members of ST Tamandu Marine Patrol converged on the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, in what organisers described as the chapter’s Annual Humanitarian Day visit, themed Good Health For All. The delegation arrived bearing a collection of relief materials, including food items, toiletries, and essential household supplies, donated…

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  • The deserted Monday Market the morning after the bombings. Photo: Reuters/Ahmed Kingimi
    Advocacy

    Maiduguri Is Burning Again

    BySanta Tamandu March 21, 2026March 21, 2026

    Seventeen Years of Insurgency, 23 Dead in a Single Night, and a Civic Call for Stronger Civilian Protection Across the Northeast On the evening of 16 March 2026, as residents of Maiduguri broke their Ramadan fast, three coordinated suicide bomb attacks detonated across the city. The targets were the Monday Market, the Post Office area,…

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  • The procession moves through the streets around the National Stadium with LASTMA officers facilitating safe passage. Members and supporters carry the DNKI banner as traffic is managed around the group.
    Community Development

    ST Tamandu Marine Patrol Walks Against Violence Against Women

    BySanta Tamandu March 21, 2026March 23, 2026

    By Our Correspondent There are many ways to mark a commitment to service. ST Tamandu Marine Patrol chose to march. As part of its ongoing Service to Humanity programme, members of the Lagos chapter of De Norsemen Kclub International took to the streets around the National Stadium, Surulere, to make their position on one of…

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  • Woman and child sitting together in distress, reflecting the emotional toll of kidnap-for-ransom in Nigeria on families.
    Advocacy

    Kidnap-for-Ransom in Nigeria: A Call for Decisive Government Action

    BySanta Tamandu March 16, 2026March 23, 2026

    An Advocacy Statement by St Tamandu Marine Patrol (STMP)  |  A Chapter of Denorsemen Kclub International (DNKI) March 2026 Somewhere in Nigeria tonight, a family is waiting. The phone has rung. A voice, calm, businesslike, and utterly without conscience, has named a price for their child, their father, their mother, their breadwinner. They are being…

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  • Who is watching the budget: magnifying glass over Nigerian budget documents on a desk.
    Advocacy

    Who Is Watching the Budget?

    BySanta Tamandu February 20, 2026March 23, 2026

    Advocacy Series Somewhere in your local government area, there is a project that exists on paper. It has a name. It has an allocation. It may even have a commissioning date buried in a government document. And there is a reasonable chance that if you go looking for it on the ground, you will find…

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  • Graduate holding a placard highlighting Nigeria’s graduate unemployment crisis and the struggle for opportunities after earning a degree.
    Advocacy

    Degree Without Destination: Nigeria’s Graduate Unemployment Crisis

    BySanta Tamandu May 20, 2025March 23, 2026

    Advocacy Series Nigeria produces hundreds of thousands of university graduates every year. It is one of the most educated youth populations on the African continent. It is also one of the most underemployed. That contradiction, a country rich in educated people and poor in opportunities for them, is not an accident. It is the predictable…

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  • People casting their votes in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of participation despite challenges in the electoral process.
    Advocacy

    How Electoral Manipulation Is Silencing Nigerian Voters

    BySanta Tamandu March 20, 2025March 23, 2026

    Advocacy Series There is a number that should embarrass every Nigerian who has ever held public office. In the 2023 general elections, out of 93.47 million registered voters, only 24.9 million cast their ballots. That is a voter turnout of 26.7 percent. The lowest Nigeria has recorded since returning to civilian rule in 1999. It…

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