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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.
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.
US Supreme Court Backs Trump's Passport Gender Policy
In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court has upheld the Trump administration's controversial passport gender policy, requiring citizens to provide medical evidence for gender marker changes.
CDFIB Warning: Immigration, Fire Service Job Scams Exposed
The CDFIB has exposed fraudulent recruitment schemes targeting Nigerian immigration and fire service applicants. Learn how to protect yourself from fake job offers and financial scams.
Nigeria's Legitimacy Crisis Over Unchecked Killings
Human Rights Watch exposes Nigeria's deteriorating security situation as unchecked violence and lack of government accountability threaten the nation's democratic foundations.
Anambra Declares Friday Work-Free for Election
Anambra State Government announces Friday as public holiday to enable civil servants and residents participate freely in Saturday's governorship election. Get all details about the electoral preparations.
CAS Vows Full Implementation of Tinubu's Directives
The Civil Service Commission pledges complete adherence to President Bola Tinubu's reform agenda, promising transformative changes in Nigeria's public service sector.
Jalingo Protest: Ghost Workers Demand Salaries
Taraba State capital witnesses massive demonstration as civil servants accused of being ghost workers protest dismissal and demand payment of outstanding salaries amid growing tension.
Nigeria Advocates Push for More Social Protection Funding
Civil society organizations and international partners intensify calls for increased government investment in social safety nets as poverty levels soar across Nigeria.
CDFIB Releases Vital Notice for Shortlisted Candidates
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire, and Immigration Services Board has issued vital information for successful candidates. Discover the next steps and requirements for your recruitment process.
Child Marriage Victim Faces Execution in Nigeria
A Nigerian woman forced into marriage as a child now faces execution for her husband's murder unless she raises ₦800,000 for legal appeal. Her tragic story exposes the devastating consequences of child marriage and Nigeria's justice system.
Court frees 13 unlawfully detained inmates, awards ₦48m
In a landmark ruling, a Taraba High Court has ordered the immediate release of 13 unlawfully detained inmates and awarded them ₦48 million in compensation for violation of their fundamental rights.
Court rejects bid to dismiss N300m eviction lawsuit
A Federal High Court in Lagos has refused to strike out a N300 million lawsuit filed by tenants alleging illegal eviction from Banana Island properties, setting the stage for a major legal battle over property rights.
Tinubu Appoints Five New Permanent Secretaries
In a strategic move to strengthen governance, President Bola Tinubu has appointed five new Permanent Secretaries to fill critical vacancies across key federal ministries in Nigeria.
Amnesty Trains Journalists on Human Rights Reporting
Amnesty International Nigeria calls on media professionals to intensify reporting on human rights violations as cases surge across the country. Exclusive training equips journalists with digital safety and investigative skills.
Police Declare Sowore Wanted Over Lagos Protest
Nigerian authorities have declared prominent activist Omoyele Sowore wanted for allegedly planning a protest in Lagos. Get the latest updates on this developing story and understand the implications for civil liberties in Nigeria.
Sowore: Some Nigerians Treated as Second-Class Citizens
Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore exposes alarming inequality in Nigeria, revealing how certain citizens face systematic discrimination despite constitutional promises of equal treatment.
Ondo Governor Hailed for Pensioners' Welfare Commitment
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa earns praise from Nigeria Union of Pensioners for prioritizing retirees' welfare through prompt payment of gratuities and pensions.
CSOs Praise FG's 15% Fuel Import Levy
Nigerian civil society organizations are applauding the Federal Government's strategic 15% tariff on imported refined petroleum products, hailing it as a game-changer for local refining capacity and economic growth.
Human Rights Activist Blasts NDLEA Over Failed Responsibilities
A prominent human rights activist has condemned the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency for failing in its duties while reacting to shocking statements from a Tinubu supporter threatening war with the United States.
Nigeria's Military History: Wars and Conflicts
Explore Nigeria's extensive military engagements from the Civil War to modern-day counter-terrorism operations. Discover how Africa's giant has shaped its military legacy.
Lawmakers: Enforce Loan Accountability or Step Down
A prominent Nigerian advocacy group demands immediate legislative action on loan transparency and capital budget implementation, threatening mass recall of non-performing lawmakers.
MURIC Warns Against Betraying Tinubu Administration
The Muslim Rights Concern issues powerful warning to Nigerian politicians contemplating betrayal of President Bola Tinubu's administration amid economic challenges.
Coalition Seeks Review of Judgment Sacking Zamfara Rep
A coalition of civil society groups challenges court judgment removing Zamfara lawmaker for joining APC, citing constitutional concerns and political implications for Nigeria's democracy.
Ted Cruz Targets Nigeria Sharia Blasphemy Laws in US Bill
US Senator Ted Cruz launches groundbreaking legislation challenging Nigeria's Sharia blasphemy laws, sparking international debate on religious freedom and human rights.
Tanzania Opposition: Hundreds Dead in Post-Vote Violence
Shocking revelations emerge as Tanzanian opposition alleges widespread bloodshed following controversial elections, with international bodies urged to investigate human rights violations.
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