NAHCON Aide Details 'Mercenary Journalism' Campaign
Ahmad Muazu, NAHCON's media aide, reveals a coordinated media attack using false narratives to pressure leadership. He urges the public to discern between genuine journalism and propaganda.
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ICDA Sets Reform Agenda, Pushes Global Peace in Lagos
The International College for Diplomatic Affairs (ICDA) has elected a new Secretary-General and outlined a bold reform agenda focused on global peace and conflict de-escalation. Discover the key resolutions from its Lagos assembly.
Senate Approves Three New Ambassadors for Nigeria
The Nigerian Senate has approved three ambassadorial nominees, including former intelligence chiefs. Learn about their backgrounds and the Senate's unanimous endorsement.
FG Owes Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle 3 Months' Salary
The Federal Government confirms it owes Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle three months' salary. The NSC is responsible for payment ahead of Nigeria's AFCON 2025 opener. Read the full details.
Nigerian Officers Detained in Burkina Faso Break Silence
Eleven Nigerian Air Force officers detained in Burkina Faso appeal to the government for urgent intervention, fearing they will spend Christmas in detention. Get the full story.
Malami tells EFCC Chairman to recuse himself from probe
Former AGF Abubakar Malami accuses EFCC chairman of bias, demands case transfer. He claims investigation is retaliation for his defection from APC to ADC. Read the full details.
EFCC Rejects Politicisation Claims, Malami Cries Foul
Nigeria's EFCC insists its anti-corruption war is impartial, dismissing claims of political weaponisation. Meanwhile, ex-Attorney General Malami alleges persecution and demands the EFCC chairman step aside from his case. Read the full details.
Jonathan, Ogbuku Pay Tribute to Late Ayakoro King
Former President Goodluck Jonathan and NDDC MD Samuel Ogbuku eulogise late Ayakoro monarch, King Righteous Inegbagha, praising his righteous life and developmental legacy. Read more.
Nigeria's Teledensity Reaches 81%, Data Use Hits 1.23m TB
Nigerian Communications Commission reports teledensity at 80.87% with massive data consumption despite tariff hikes. 4G dominates as government approves 4,000 new towers for rural areas. Read the full analysis.
Nigeria Condemns Coup Attempt in Benin Republic
Nigeria's government condemns the attempted coup in Benin, calls for calm, and reaffirms commitment to regional stability and democratic governance. Read the full statement.
CAC Gives PoS Operators New Registration Deadline
Corporate Affairs Commission sets new deadline for PoS agents to register businesses or face sanctions. Industry faces fresh tension as compliance remains low. Read the full details.
Rhoda Iliya Retires from Humanitarian Ministry
The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs honoured Director Rhoda Iliya at her retirement ceremony after a 35-year career. Colleagues praised her mentorship and legacy. Read the full tribute.
MPAC slams Nigeria High Commission for RCCG-only UK passport venues
MPAC condemns Nigeria High Commission in London for using only RCCG-linked venues for the December 2025 UK passport exercise, calling it a breach of religious neutrality. Read the full story and demands for change.
Olaopa Urges State Civil Service Commissions to Embrace Shared Learning
FCSC Chairman Prof. Tunji Olaopa calls for shared learning among state civil service commissions to deepen reforms. Abia State CSC chosen as first pilot for national strategic plan implementation.
3-Hour Power Outage in Anambra This Sunday
FirstPower announces a planned 3-hour power outage in parts of Anambra on Sunday, Dec 7, for a critical transformer upgrade. Details on affected areas and the reason behind the service disruption.
Over 10,000 GBV Cases Recorded in Nigeria in 2025
The Federal Government disclosed 10,326 gender-based violence cases from Jan-Sep 2025. A new digital dashboard and emergency fund aim to combat the surge, especially online violence.
Diplomat: Ambassadors Face More Fire Than Soldiers
Outgoing Director Akinremi Bolaji reveals the hidden dangers and poor remuneration of Nigerian diplomats, urging President Tinubu for better support. Read his insights from 35 years of service.
Stakeholders Fine-Tune Plan to Recruit 50,000 Police Officers
Key agencies meet to ensure a transparent, tech-driven recruitment of 50,000 police officers, emphasizing federal character and gender inclusivity. Follow the process here.
PSC Plans Recruitment of 50,000 Police Officers
The Police Service Commission has held a stakeholders meeting to plan the transparent, technology-driven recruitment of 50,000 new police officers, emphasizing Federal Character and gender inclusivity. Learn the details.
EU Complaint: Microsoft Data Used for Israeli Surveillance
Microsoft faces a formal EU complaint for allegedly storing Palestinian data used by the Israeli military. The Irish Data Protection Commission is now assessing the case. Read the full details.
NEDC Gives Relief to Families of Slain Bauchi Police
NEDC provides food and non-food items to families of five police officers killed by bandits in Bauchi. The gesture aims to cushion the hardship from the tragic incident.
Reps Scrutinize Women's Affairs Ministry Budget
The House Committee on Women Affairs has charged the ministry to ensure its 2024 budget translates to real gains for gender equality and women's welfare. Read the full details.
New NPC Chair Pledges Tech-Driven National Census
Dr. Aminu Yusuf, the new NPC Chairman, pledges a credible, technology-driven national census to shape Nigeria's future. Read his seven-point agenda for national renewal.
EU Investigates Meta Over WhatsApp AI Competition
The European Union has opened an antitrust investigation into Meta, concerned its new WhatsApp AI policy may stifle competition. This marks the bloc's latest move to regulate Big Tech.
CAC Warns Public About 15 Fake Companies in Nigeria
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has flagged 15 fraudulent companies using fake RC numbers. Learn the full list and how to protect yourself from corporate scams.
Nigeria's Sports Crisis: Hosting vs. Grassroots Development
Experts warn Nigeria's obsession with hosting international sports events is failing its athletes. A strategic shift to grassroots development, policy enforcement, and private sector trust is urgently needed to revive the nation's sporting glory.
Olaopa's 5-Year Plan Aims to Reform Civil Service
FCSC Chairman Prof. Tunji Olaopa urges state commissions to adopt a new strategic plan for merit-based recruitment and digital transformation to build a $1 trillion economy.
INEC Ends Yobe Voter Registration Phase 1 Dec. 10
INEC concludes the first phase of physical voter registration in Yobe on December 10. The display of the register for claims and objections runs from December 15-21. Ensure your details are correct.
US Presses Nigeria to End Sharia Law, Disband Hisbah
US lawmakers are urged to push Nigeria to abolish Sharia law and disband Hisbah commissions amid rising anti-Christian persecution. Experts warn extremist groups exploit these frameworks.
Senate Passes Bill for National Emergency Reporting System
Nigeria's Senate passes the NETS Bill 2025 for a unified emergency number. Major committee reshuffles also announced to bolster national security oversight. Read the full details.
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