NEWS REPORT Dated: 7th July 2025 Abuja, Nigeria Maiden Edition of “Hope Sentinels” Magazine Launched by Nigeria First Vanguard


landmark event that drew the presence of key stakeholders in the nation’s political and security architecture, the Nigeria First Vanguard officially launched the maiden edition of its flagship magazine titled “Hope Sentinels: Exploring the Intersection of Governance — Legislators, Ministries, Security” on Monday, July 7th, 2025, in Abuja.

The magazine seeks to chronicle and spotlight collaborative efforts between Nigeria’s legislative arm, executive ministries, and security agencies in advancing good governance, national security, and democratic consolidation.

The launch ceremony witnessed attendance from prominent legislators, representatives of federal ministries, security operatives, youth leaders, civil society actors, and the media. In his keynote address, The MD/CEO And Convener of Nigeria First Vanguard in person of Ibereden Eshiet commended the contributors and editorial team for curating a timely and insightful publication that bridges critical conversations between policy formulation, legislative oversight, and national security imperatives.

The magazine, Hope Sentinels, is expected to serve as a quarterly platform for policy dialogue, strategic reflection, and youth engagement in governance matters, with the overall goal of fostering transparency, synergy, and patriotic leadership.

The unveiling of the magazine marks a renewed call for national unity and institutional accountability, in line with Nigeria’s vision of inclusive and secure democratic governance.

Copies of the maiden edition are set to be distributed to government institutions, academic bodies, media houses, and youth organizations nationwide.

 

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