Appeal Court Halts EFCC Chairman Olukoyede’s Summons Over Alleged Contempt Charges
Appeal court halts execution of order summoning EFCC Chairman Olukoyede to defend allegations of disobedience to court orders.
Yiaga Reports Decline In Public Trust In Nigerian Elections, Calls For Electoral Reforms
The IPAC has called for the establishment of an Electoral Offences Commission to combat electoral misconduct, protect electoral process
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Affirms Nigeria’s Commitment To Quality Education Amid Security Challenges
Senator Oluremi Tinubu has lauded the Ministry of Education’s initiative to recruit more government school teachers.
NIPOST Clamps Down On Illegal Courier Operators In Kaduna
The Nigerian Postal Service has clamped down on unlicensed courier operators in Kaduna State.
Tinubu Moves To Grow Nigeria’s Economy Through Gas
Tinubu plans to inaugurate three critical gas infrastructure projects in Delta and Imo states.
Alleged N70bn Theft: Matawalle Can’t Escape Probe, Says EFCC Amid Protest By Zamfara APC
The EFCC has promised to continue its investigation into alleged stealing of N70bn by Nigeria’s deputy defence minister Bello Matawalle.
Liberian President Orders Establishment of Inaugural Crimes Court Two Decades After Civil Wars
Liberian President Boakai has signed an order to establish Liberia’s first war crimes court, aiming to foster “justice and healing.”
Rebels Claim Control Of Rubaya, Key Congolese Mining Hub
Rebels have taken control of a mining town in Congo that produces a crucial mineral used in smartphones.
I Never Said I’m A Billionaire, I Never Neglected My Office For Business Affairs, Says Former Anambra CP Adeoye
Former Anambra CP Aderemi Adeoye has challenged those who claim he called himself a billionaire to produce proof he did.
Nigerian Governors to Review Report on Minimum Wage, Pledge Cooperation with Federal Government
Nigerian governors have pledged better wages, acknowledging ongoing negotiations and promising improved conditions for workers.
Liberia Signs Law To Set Up Crimes Court For Victims Of Its Two Civil Wars
Liberian president has signed a law to set up a crimes court for justice to be served to its war victims.
UN: Nigeria’s Progress Key To Africa’s Development
Nigeria will close ranks with the UN to address its challenges, promises VP Shettima.
Nigerian Government Condemns Stabbing of 14-Year-Old Nigerian Student in East London
Nigeria’s Federal Government has condemned the killing of 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin at school in Hainault, East London, UK.C
Human Rights Watch Criticises Kenyan Government’s Delayed Response To Deadly Floods
Human Rights Watch accuses Kenyan government of delayed flood response, despite early warnings.
French Government Pledges Continued Support For Fight Against Human Trafficking in Nigeria, Others
The French Government may likely continue sponsoring the programme to end human trafficking in Nigeria, five other West Africa State.
Ex-Finance Minister Shamsuddeen Usman Challenges Tinubu to Sack Incompetent Ministers to Serve as Deterrent
Ex-Finance Minister Shamsuddeen challenged Tinubu to act on words, demanding dismissal of underperforming ministers to ensure governance effectiveness.
ExxonMobil’s $1.28bn Nigerian Assets Sale To Seplat Could Be Approved Within Two Weeks, Says NUPRC
With the potential approval of ExxonMobil’s $1.28 Billion asset sale to Seplat, Nigeria anticipates increased oil production.
Shettima To Nigerians: Be Patient With Tinubu As He Steers Ship Of State Through Economic Turbulence
Nigeria’s VP Shettima says President Tinubu is taking wise, statesmanly decisions like petrol subsidy, removal to save Nigeria.
Rivers Tanker Fire: Umahi Cautions Road Users against Hard Drugs, Recklessness
Works minister Dave Umahi has absolved the federal government and the road contractor of complicity in the Rivers tanker fire.
Minimum Wage Agreement Can Be Reached In A Month If Government Is Serious About Negotiation, Says Ndubuaku
Nigerians’ hopes are being dashed, we should not create a situation of a violent revolution in this country, says Ndubuaku.
