Oludare Ogunlana

All living former presidents gathered at ground zero today as America marked 25 years since 9/11. Dr. Ogunlana argues the real lesson is September 12, the day NATO invoked Article 5 and the world stood with America. That coalition is now under unprecedented strain just as threats migrate to cyber, AI, and perception warfare. For African policymakers facing Nigeria's 2027 elections, the message is urgent: build sovereign capacity now, because the September 12 reflex cannot be assumed.

A researcher who built frontier AI models resigned this week warning the technology "could kill us all by the end of the decade," and an Anthropic safety lead publicly agreed, citing a greater than 10 percent extinction risk. Dr. Sunday Oludare Ogunlana investigates what is fact, what is forecast, and why the first AI loss-of-control incident already happened. Essential analysis for military, intelligence, law enforcement, policy, and business leaders, with implications for African institutions.

Federal prosecutors charged a former USCIS officer with allegedly collecting nearly $960,000 to manipulate immigration applications over six years. The viral headlines call it bribery. Dr. Sunday Oludare Ogunlana explains why it is really an insider threat case, how one trusted officer allegedly defeated supervisory review across three states, and the four controls every high-trust institution should adopt before its own insider makes headlines.