Atiku demands independent probe into PFIPC scandal
Atiku Abubakar calls for independent investigation into PFIPC scandal, questioning how ₦1.3 billion was budgeted for a non-existent agency and criticizing CBN, EFCC, and National Assembly.
Atiku Abubakar calls for independent investigation into PFIPC scandal, questioning how ₦1.3 billion was budgeted for a non-existent agency and criticizing CBN, EFCC, and National Assembly.
Rotary International's 4-Way Test offers a moral framework to combat corruption and rebuild trust in Nigeria, with over 1.4 million members globally and US$300 million spent on polio eradication in the country.
Afenifere has called on the National Assembly to revise the state police bill to ensure it is independent of federal control, placing it on the concurrent list.
President Bola Tinubu called on Nigerian media to embrace constructive engagement and professionalism, warning against misinformation and sensationalism, at the maiden State House Media Dinner.
Court documents obtained by PREMIUM TIMES show the Nigerian government has lined up 11 witnesses, including Femi Gbajabiamila, to testify against Adeniyi Adeyemi, the disowned director-general of a non-existent agency.
The African Finance and Economics Association partners with Nile University of Nigeria for the 3rd Annual Conference on Africa's geoeconomic development amid global realignment, focusing on AfCFTA, infrastructure, and digital economy.
President Tinubu jokingly referred to First Lady Oluremi Tinubu as 'Iya Alakara' at the Presidential Press Corps Dinner, referencing her controversial remarks about akara business.
Auwal Rafsanjani, CISLAC Executive Director and TI Nigeria head, received the Transparency International Amalia Award for Individual Professional Excellence for his anti-corruption leadership.
Former NBA President Abubakar Mahmoud (SAN) was turbaned as Garkuwan Kano by Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, recognizing his contributions to law, social justice, and community development.
The federal government has paid N39.6 billion in outstanding pension arrears to over 24,000 retirees under the Defined Benefit Scheme, clearing all inherited liabilities from defunct public enterprises.
The National Human Rights Commission partners Knights of St. Mulumba and Papal Knights to address prison congestion and uphold rights of detainees in Nigeria.
Peter Obi visited CVR centres in Anambra, urging Nigerians to register for 2027 despite 2023 election disappointments, stressing that voting is a civic duty.
A federal government delegation visited Bille community in Rivers State, delivering relief items and promising a comprehensive solution to the ongoing gas seepage.
The Supreme Court of Nigeria dismissed a Court of Appeal order to seize FPSO Tamara Tokoni, ruling the dispute is contractual, not admiralty, and the lower courts lacked jurisdiction.
A Friday sermon discusses the Islamic view on the FIFA World Cup, emphasizing that Muslims must prioritize worship over worldly distractions and avoid supporting systems promoting vice.
Akwa Ibom State has received 20 of 50 promised CNG buses 31 months after Governor Umo Eno's pledge, but has not disclosed contract sums, procurement records, or bidding details despite a N42.04 billion budget allocation.
Jim Obazee, special investigator, questions why ex-President Buhari and SGF Mustapha were not prosecuted alongside Emefiele for the $6.23 million CBN fraud.
Kano Governor Abba Yusuf tells anti-corruption officials to restore fighting spirit or resign, citing a decline since former chairman Muhuyi Magaji left, and calls for EFCC/ICPC oversight on fertiliser distribution.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has approved the appointment of six new permanent secretaries to strengthen the civil service and sustain public sector reforms.
The Citizens Democratic Alliance endorses state police in Nigeria, urging constitutional and fiscal reforms to ensure effective decentralised policing and improved security.
Nigeria's 2015 intelligence-led policing initiative showed early promise but faded due to weak institutional ownership and funding, reflecting broader challenges in sustaining digital public infrastructure.
INEC extends nationwide Continuous Voter Registration by two weeks to July 26, 2026, and introduces a self-service online registration option for first-time voters starting July 8.
Igbo-Eze South Council Chairman Ugo Ferdinand Ukwueze receives Award of Administrative Excellence from Africare Economic Development Trust Organisation, Abuja, citing transparent governance.
PEBEC has called for an amendment to the Financial Reporting Council Act, citing overly broad oversight powers over all registered companies in Nigeria.
On 2 July, Nigeria's security agencies jointly briefed the nation, highlighting over 14,000 operations, 1,500 rescues, and 1,600 neutralized terrorists, demonstrating integrated progress.
Prince Harry will not bring Meghan Markle and their children on his London trip due to a security dispute, though they may join him elsewhere in the UK.
US Vice President JD Vance rebuked critics focusing on America's shortcomings during a July 4, 2026 speech from the USS Kearsarge, urging citizens to recognize national greatness.
Nigeria demands compensation from Côte d'Ivoire after 24-year-old trader Usama Murtala died in Abidjan prison; minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu summons Ivorian envoy.
The Centre for Public Integrity has rebuked Omoyele Sowore for attacking the DSS despite reforms, calling his remarks disrespectful and noting his current freedom.
Senator Orji Kalu declares President Tinubu has no credible challenger for 2027, warns APC against internal divisions, and urges party unity to retain power.