House to probe N1.3bn budget for non-existent agency
The House of Representatives investigates the inclusion of over ₦1.3 billion for a non-existent federal agency in the 2026 budget, exposing systemic vulnerabilities.
The House of Representatives investigates the inclusion of over ₦1.3 billion for a non-existent federal agency in the 2026 budget, exposing systemic vulnerabilities.
The Uganda Law Society has banned colonial-era honorifics like 'My Lord' and 'Your Worship' in courts, replacing them with plain titles to decolonize the justice system.
The African Democratic Congress will not award its Kano State governorship ticket to primary winner Ibrahim Khalil, citing loyalty concerns to presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar.
FCT High Court awards N10 million against EFCC for defamatory social media post accusing ex-Minister Olu Agunloye of $6 billion fraud, orders retraction and apology.
Nigeria’s House of Representatives rejected a bid to summon President Tinubu to explain poor 2025 budget implementation, despite adopting a motion on funding gaps.
Peter Obi, 2027 NDC presidential candidate, says he may not be alive to contest next year's election, alleging government frustration and targeting of opposition figures.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu admitted he unwittingly met representatives of the fraudulent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, calling it a sophisticated impersonation scheme.
The Central Bank of Nigeria reiterates that both commemorative and standard N100 banknotes are legal tender, warning businesses against rejection or face enforcement measures.
The Nigerian presidency has strongly reacted to Peter Obi's claim that he may not be alive by the 2027 election, dismissing it as baseless exaggeration and propaganda.
EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede shifts agency from reactive enforcement to proactive prevention, with record asset recoveries, cybercrime busts, and global recognition from US Consulate and FBI.
A federal court ordered Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll over $5 million for sexual abuse and defamation after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal.
The Nigerian Senate voted against investigating the ₦1.3 billion allocated to the PFIPC in the 2026 budget, opting to await ICPC findings instead.
The House of Representatives erupted in chaos over a motion to summon President Tinubu, triggered by a circular halting constituency project payments.
Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi urges Nigerian authorities to ensure transparent, fair justice for all, citing a viral video of Hajiya Asiya El-Rufai.
Embattled PFIPC Director-General Adeniyi Adeyemi says he created the controversial agency out of passion for Nigeria, aiming to attract foreign investors and promote President Tinubu's administration amid ongoing scrutiny.
ADC Deputy National Chairman Naja'atu Mohammed bars governorship aspirant Ibrahim Khalil from party ticket over alleged loyalty to President Tinubu, citing hunger and insecurity in the North.
A faction of the Accord Party, the Accord Alliance Movement, demands the party leadership submit Dr Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim as its 2027 presidential candidate to INEC, alleging internal sabotage.
Atiku Abubakar, the ADC presidential candidate for 2027, appoints Aliyu Bello and Victor Moses as special assistants on community engagement.
Uganda Bar Association bans lawyers from bowing to judges and using 'your lordship' honorifics, calling them outdated colonial practices in a decolonisation drive effective immediately.
The Central Bank of Nigeria warns the public and businesses against rejecting the standard ₦100 banknote, reaffirming it remains legal tender alongside the commemorative version.
Peter Obi, NDC presidential candidate, claims APC-led government is targeting his life and business, describing it as a personal cost of opposition politics.
Tony Elumelu will retire as UBA Group Chairman on August 21, 2026, after 12 years. Emmanuel Nnorom will succeed him. Elumelu continues leading Heirs Holdings, Transcorp, and his foundation.
The US has detailed strict statutory exclusions under the Visa Waiver Programme, revoking visa-free travel privileges for citizens of participating nations based on travel history or dual nationality.
Veteran journalist Dele Momodu says Nigeria's economy is so dire that he dreads opening phone messages due to constant pleas for financial help.
Peter Obi alleges his life is under threat from the Tinubu administration, saying he may not be alive by 2027 if the situation continues.
Egypt has filed a formal complaint with FIFA after a controversial 3-2 defeat to Argentina, alleging referee bias and demanding the match officials be removed from the tournament.
The Central Bank of Nigeria warns that the N100 note remains legal tender and rejects any refusal to accept it. The CBN urges the public to report non-compliance.
The US has released its updated Visa Waiver Programme list, detailing 41 countries whose citizens can enter without a visa for up to 90 days, subject to ESTA approval and passport security rules.
Donald Trump is the richest U.S. president ever at $6.5 billion, far ahead of John F. Kennedy ($1.3B) and George Washington ($708.5M), adjusted for inflation.
The Nigerian Senate has rejected calls to use profits from South African firms like MTN and DStv to compensate victims of xenophobic attacks, opting for caution and investigation.