NSITF Pays N75.8m Compensation to 3 in Port Harcourt
The NSITF has disbursed N75.8 million under the Employee Compensation Scheme to three beneficiaries in Port Harcourt, reaffirming its commitment to social protection for Nigerian workers.
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Nigerian Media Seek Tax Relief Amid Economic Crisis
Nigerian editors demand tax relief and VAT exemption as economic crisis threatens media independence. Experts warn against government funding compromising watchdog role.
The Guardian Wins Best Media Website at DAME Awards
The Guardian newspaper clinched the best media website award at the 34th DAME Awards. Read about the win and the urgent national issues highlighted at the ceremony.
DSS Releases IPOB Suspect After 3 Years, Pays N5m
DSS Director General Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi orders release of Kenneth Okechukwu Nwafor detained since July 2022, awards N5 million compensation and free medical care. Read more about this justice reform.
NSITF to criminalise non-compliance with compensation
NSITF plans to make it a crime for employers not to enroll workers under compensation scheme. Managing Director Faleye seeks stronger legal backing and increased penalties.
Makinde Addresses Ibadan Circular Road Compensation
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde pledges fair compensation for residents affected by the 110km Circular Road project. Starting Wednesday, he will engage communities to ensure humane development.
Davido's Social Media Exit: Will Others Follow?
Davido's decision to quit social media sparks industry debate. Will other Nigerian artists follow his lead? Explore the implications for music careers and fan engagement.
Snapchat Begins Age Checks in Australia
Snapchat starts age verification for teens in Australia ahead of a December 10 social media ban for under-16s. Learn about the new rules and global implications.
Australia bans under-16s from Twitch platform
Australia's new social media law forces Twitch to remove users under 16 from December 10. Learn how this affects Nigerian streamers and global tech policy.
Spanish Court Orders Meta to Pay €479M to Media
A Spanish court has ruled that Meta must pay local media €479 million for unfair competition by violating data rules. This landmark case impacts global media survival.
Jaga Tasks LASG on Amikanle Demolition Compensation
Gospel artiste Testimony Jaga urges Lagos State to compensate victims of the Amikanle demolition, warning that youth frustration could lead to unrest if ignored.
Actor Taye Arimoro sues Peggy Ovire for ₦100m
Nollywood actor Taye Arimoro files lawsuit against Peggy Ovire demanding ₦100 million compensation for alleged assault and rights violation on movie set. Read full details.
Trish Regan's Journey to Media Prominence
Discover Trish Regan's remarkable rise from beauty pageants to becoming a $30 million media powerhouse. Learn about her career, family life, and current ventures in this exclusive profile.
Woman wins N2.5bn from husband's side chick
A North Carolina woman successfully sued her husband's mistress for N2.5 billion in damages under alienation of affection law. Discover how the court ruled in this groundbreaking case.
Abia victims protest N511m unpaid police brutality comp
Victims of police brutality in Abia State demand payment of N511 million compensation approved since 2021. Many are now homeless, ill, or deceased. Governor Alex Otti urged to intervene.
BHP liable for Brazil mine disaster: UK court
British court rules BHP responsible for 2015 Brazil dam collapse that killed 19, unleashed toxic mud. Mining giant faces potential £36 billion compensation claim. Full details on the landmark environmental case.
New Nigerian Social Media Platform LEKEELEKEE Launches
Prince Nduka Obaigbena unveils LEKEELEKEE, Nigeria's homegrown social media platform set to rival global giants. Launching January 2026 with 4 key features optimized for African users.
Google's $40M Support Package for SA Media
Google agrees to pay R688 million to South African news outlets after competition watchdog investigation. Deal includes funding for local content and AI innovation.
Boeing Ordered to Pay $28M to Crash Victim Family
Federal jury orders Boeing to pay $28 million to UN worker's family in Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash case. First trial verdict among dozens of lawsuits.
Boeing to Pay $28.45M to Victim's Family in 737 MAX Crash
A US jury has ordered Boeing to pay $28.45 million to the family of an Indian victim of the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. This is the first civil trial verdict over the fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes. Read the full details.
No Media Outlet Threatened Under Tinubu - Minister
Information Minister Mohammed Idris declares no media organization has been gagged or harassed under President Tinubu's administration. Read about Nigeria's commitment to press freedom.
Ex-Man United Star Tuanzebe Sues Club for £1M
Former Manchester United defender Axel Tuanzebe files £1 million lawsuit against club for alleged medical negligence handling his back injury. Read details of the legal battle.
Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Tesla Package Approved
Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk's historic compensation package worth nearly $1 trillion, causing the billionaire's net worth to surge dramatically. Discover how this decision impacts Musk's wealth and Tesla's future.
Nigeria's Press at 166: Old Battles, New Threats
As Nigerian journalism marks 166 years, it faces a perfect storm of economic hardship, political pressure, and digital disruption threatening its very existence.
Sputnik Africa Podcast Wins Top Broadcasting Award
Sputnik Africa's flagship podcast 'Battle for Africa' has been honored with the Best Current Affairs Programme award at the 2024 International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam, marking a significant achievement for African media on the global stage.
Elon Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Package Faces Shareholder Vote
Tesla shareholders are voting on Elon Musk's controversial $56 billion compensation package that could become the largest CEO pay deal ever. Discover the high-stakes battle and what it means for Tesla's future.
Boeing Settles 737 MAX Crash Lawsuit in Confidential Deal
Breaking: Boeing reaches confidential settlement in high-profile 737 MAX crash trial. Get the latest details on this landmark aviation case and its implications for airline safety standards.
Nigerian Professors Earn 13x More Than African Peers
Groundbreaking research reveals Nigerian university professors receive significantly higher salaries than their counterparts across Africa, sparking debates about educational funding and academic compensation.
Guardian Journalists Dominate NMNA Award Nominations
The Guardian Nigeria journalists receive multiple nominations across prestigious categories at the 19th Nigeria Media Merit Awards, showcasing exceptional journalism excellence.
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.
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