Humanitarian Ministry Launches 1Gov Cloud System
Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs adopts 1Gov Cloud platform, marking significant step toward paperless civil service by December 2025 under Nigeria First Policy.
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Jimoh Ibrahim: Counter-insurgency Needs Patriotism
Senator Jimoh Ibrahim argues that citizen patriotism, not just military force, is crucial for Nigeria to defeat insurgency. Learn how trust and unity can strengthen national security.
Mentally Unstable Teen Kills Civil Defence Officer in Ondo
A Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps officer was stabbed to death by a mentally unstable teenager in Oba Ile, Ondo State. The officer had been invited to help restrain the 19-year-old. Read the full details.
Two Killed in Delta Cult Clash During Festival
Two men identified as Jonathan and Konto stabbed to death during suspected cult clash in Agbarho, Delta State. Police confirm one death as violence mars local festival.
Sudan's Resource War Fuels Brutal Civil Conflict
The scramble for Sudan's gold, farmland, and coastline by foreign powers is fueling a brutal civil war that has killed thousands and displaced millions. Discover the hidden economic drivers behind the crisis.
Blind Society Celebrates 70 Years of Empowering Nigerians
Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind marks 70 years transforming lives through education and vocational training. Join their mission to turn blindness into achievement stories.
NSCDC Officer Stabbed to Death in Ondo
A Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps operative was fatally stabbed while attempting to restrain a mentally unstable man in Oke-Ala community, Akure North. Full details on the tragic incident.
Edo Shifts to Merit-Based Permanent Secretary Appointments
Edo State government announces permanent secretary appointments will now be strictly merit-based, ending era of non-career appointments. Deputy Governor Idahosa reveals new policy at expanded breakfast meeting.
Northern Groups Reject Lopsided Road Projects
Coalition of Northern Groups rejects FEC's ₦1.047tn road contracts, calling it economic sabotage. South gets 93% funds, North 7%. Demands equitable distribution.
Kefas orders immediate payment to cleared Taraba workers
Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas has directed immediate payment of salaries and entitlements to 1,410 civil servants cleared by verification committee. Read about the state's workforce reform.
Biafra Groups Behind Trump's Nigeria Genocide Claim
US Justice Department documents reveal how secessionist groups influenced Trump's Nigeria designation. Discover the lobbying strategy targeting conservative allies.
HURIWA: Nigeria Faces Christian Genocide, Backs US
HURIWA supports US lawmaker Riley Moore's claims of Christian persecution in Nigeria. Rights group urges Congress to approve military action against terrorists.
5 Men to Face Court for Brutalizing Imo Woman
Imo State Police Command will arraign five men who brutally assaulted Mrs. Ndudiamaka Agu in Emekuku. One suspect remains at large as police intensify manhunt.
CMS Grammar School Gets Multi-Billion Naira ICT Centre
Old Grammarians Society launches N2B ICT Development Centre at CMS Grammar School to redefine learning standards. Project completion expected in 18 months.
Nigeria's 371 Ethnic Tribes: Complete Cultural Guide
Discover Nigeria's incredible ethnic diversity with 371 distinct tribes. Learn about the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, Igbo and hundreds more groups shaping Nigeria's cultural landscape.
Workers Urge Tinubu to Pay N35,000 Wage Arrears
Nigerian federal workers are urging President Tinubu to clear the outstanding three months of the N35,000 wage award, citing the rising cost of living. Read more on the payment delays.
Tinubu urged to intervene in Wike, naval officer clash
CHRICED calls on President Tinubu to address the confrontation between FCT Minister Wike and naval officers over land dispute, warning of civil-military relations impact.
Head of Service condemns Kogi civil servants abduction
The Head of Civil Service condemns the abduction of federal staff en route to a promotion exam in Kogi. Read the official statement and the call for their safe return.
Wike disobeyed defence chief before military clash
Defence Minister Matawalle confirms Nyesom Wike ignored military advice before land dispute clash with naval officer. Investigation launched into Abuja incident.
Experts Call for Reforms to Strengthen Nigeria's Democracy
Nigerian stakeholders urge comprehensive democratic reforms beyond elections to ensure accountability and good governance. Key recommendations presented at Abuja conference.
2,141 Civil War Veterans Re-absorbed into Pension Scheme
Federal Government re-absorbs 2,141 Civil War veterans into military pensions and launches RUSEB-P program to reclaim ungoverned spaces using veteran expertise. Read more about this historic move.
CDCFIB Alert: Device Time Critical for 2025 CBT
CDCFIB warns 2025 recruitment candidates: Ensure accurate device date/time before CBT login. Follow all instructions to avoid disqualification. Test ongoing since November 12.
Police Chief Bans Officers From Land Recovery Escorts
IGP Kayode Egbetokun prohibits police from escorting parties for land recovery, stating the force won't enforce private interests. Watch the viral video.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Hospitalized for PSP Condition
Civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson is under hospital observation for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. Learn about his condition and legendary career. Send your prayers.
600 CSOs Demand Wike's Sack Over Naval Incident
A coalition of 600 civil society groups demands FCT Minister Nyesom Wike's immediate removal after his verbal attack on a naval officer. They warn of impunity.
CDCFIB Releases 3 Rules for 2025 Recruitment Test
CDCFIB announces crucial guidelines for 2025 recruitment online test starting November 12. Learn the 3 essential rules applicants must follow to succeed in the AI-proctored examination.
3 Remanded for Alleged Murder in Lagos
An Ikeja High Court has remanded three men, including Wasiu 'Olori Eso' Akinwande, for the alleged murder of Bolanle Yusuf and Yusuf Ramadan in Mushin. The case continues in January 2026.
Northern Groups Reject Trump's Genocide Narrative
Coalition of Northern Groups dismisses Trump's claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria, citing data showing both Muslims and Christians affected by violence. Read full analysis.
FCC Targets 80% Computer Literacy for MDAs by 2026
The Federal Character Commission announces a digital push to achieve 80% computer literacy among civil servants by 2026. This initiative promises to boost efficiency and transparency in governance.
Three men remanded for alleged murder in Lagos
Lagos High Court orders remand of three men for alleged murder and unlawful society membership. Case adjourned to January 2026 for trial. Get the latest crime updates.
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