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.
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Lagos CP: No Police Should Search Your Phone
Lagos Police Commissioner Olohundare Jimoh reaffirms his order prohibiting officers from searching residents' phones. Learn about the public's reaction and real-life enforcement challenges.
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.
Nigeria's Non-Religious Hold First World Conference
Nigeria's irreligious community organized its first world conference in Abuja, demanding justice for persecution victims and constitutional protection for non-believers.
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.
Nigerian Lady Declares She Doesn't Want to Get Married
A young Nigerian woman's viral TikTok video explaining her decision to avoid marriage and childbearing sparks intense online debate about modern relationships in Nigeria.
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.
PPDC Empowers 20,000+ Detainees in Justice Reform
The PPDC transforms Nigeria's justice landscape through groundbreaking legal aid initiatives, securing freedom for thousands and driving systemic reforms nationwide.
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.
Multichoice Nigeria's Student Anti-Piracy Education Drive
Multichoice Nigeria launches educational campaign against digital piracy, empowering students with knowledge about intellectual property rights and the dangers of content theft in Nigeria's digital landscape.
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.
US Lawmakers Seek Sanctions Against Miyetti Allah
American legislators are pushing for severe sanctions against the Fulani group Miyetti Allah, accusing them of systematic religious persecution and human rights abuses against Christian communities in Nigeria's Middle Belt region.
Amnesty slams Nigeria's Southeast security failure
Amnesty International exposes alarming security failures in Nigeria's Southeast as federal government faces criticism for ignoring escalating violence and human rights abuses.
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.
Lawyer Demands Arrest in Ochanya Case - Justice Delayed?
Legal counsel handling late Ochanya Ogbanje's case calls for urgent arrest of key suspect as justice remains elusive in high-profile sexual abuse and murder case that shocked 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.
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