Ogun Clears 8-Year Pension, Gratuity Backlog

Ogun State Government has cleared pension and gratuity arrears for workers who retired between 2012 and 2020. Finance Commissioner Dapo Okubadejo announced the milestone, revealing significant financial growth and budget increases.

NASS Praises Tunji-Ojo's Interior Ministry Reforms

The Nigerian National Assembly's joint committees on Interior have lauded Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo for significant reforms in immigration, civil defence, and fire services, enhancing the country's international image.

Thugs Attack Ondo APC Chairman, Officials at Secretariat

Hoodlums violently disrupted an APC stakeholders' meeting in Akure, assaulting the party chairman, an NDDC commissioner, and others. The attackers reportedly opposed upcoming party congresses, creating chaos and injuries.

Lagos Clarifies VIS Legality After Court Ruling

Lagos State clarifies that a recent Court of Appeal ruling on vehicle inspections applies only to the Federal Capital Territory, affirming VIS operations in Lagos remain lawful under state laws.

Senate Amends Electoral Act to Avoid Ramadan Elections

The Nigerian Senate has amended the Electoral Act, reducing the election notice period from 360 to 300 days to prevent the 2027 polls from coinciding with Ramadan, citing concerns over voter turnout and inclusivity.

Judge Lashes Out at Ghanaians Over Court Bribery Attempt

A Federal Capital Territory High Court judge has publicly condemned three Ghanaians and their Nigerian lawyer for allegedly attempting to bribe the court in a property fraud case involving River Park Estate, despite the Attorney General discontinuing char

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