Omoyele Sowore: 2026 Kuje detention and 2027 presidential bid
Omoyele Sowore, founder of Sahara Reporters, was remanded in Kuje prison in June 2026, released on ₦200 million bail, and adopted as the AAC's 2027 presidential candidate.
Category : Anti-Corruption
Obi Blasts Tinubu Over US Report on Nigeria Investment Risks
Peter Obi criticizes Tinubu's government after US State Department report flags corruption, insecurity, and port delays as major risks for investors in Nigeria.
Okija Shrine: Corpses, Skulls and Oaths in Nigeria's Political Scandals
In 2004, a police raid on the Okija shrine in Anambra State uncovered 83 corpses and 20 skulls, exposing ties to political oath-taking and power struggles that still resonate today.
MURIC Accuses INEC of Bias Over Pantami's Omission
MURIC has accused INEC of religious bias for omitting Prof. Pantami from Gombe's governorship list, demanding his reinstatement and the chairman's removal.
SEC disowns WayvePay over unregistered Dangote IPO sales
SEC warns Nigerians against WayvePay, an unregistered platform offering Dangote Refinery IPO shares, citing fraud risks and potential loss of funds.
Keyamo Urges Mental Health Support for Atiku Over Fuel Discount Row
Minister Festus Keyamo says Atiku Abubakar urgently needs mental health support after the ADC candidate rejected Tinubu's 30-day petrol discount, calling it a superficial measure.
NDC Knocks Tinubu Over Petrol Price Discount: A Greek Gift
The NDC rejected the FG's 30-day petrol discount as tokenism, questioning its impact on Nigerians who lost jobs after subsidy removal.
Abacha Family, Developer to Return to Arbitration Over Lagos Property
Segun Awosanya, SIAF President, urges the Abacha family and their joint venture partner to return to arbitration over a disputed Victoria Island property, citing a N17 billion investment and an incomplete ex parte order.
Sowore Demands N500,000 Minimum Wage for INEC Workers
Omoyele Sowore, AAC presidential candidate, demands N500,000 minimum wage for INEC staff, warning of a boycott of the 2027 elections if conditions don't improve.
Dokubo's N2.7trn Pipeline Claim Sparks Concerns
Asari Dokubo alleged N2.7 trillion pipeline payments to Idahosa and Olu of Warri, but conflicting details and no proof raise concerns.
Festus Okotie-Eboh: Fashion as Political Statement
Festus Okotie-Eboh, Nigeria's first and longest-serving finance minister, blended flamboyant fashion, business acumen, and policy to shape the First Republic before his death in the 1966 coup.
4 States Approve State Police Bill: Edo, Osun, Oyo, Rivers
Only four of Nigeria's 36 states—Edo, Osun, Oyo, and Rivers—have approved the 1999 Constitution alteration bill for state police, far short of the 24 required for passage.
Atiku Demands Tinubu Publish NNPC ₦11.2 Trillion Details
Atiku Abubakar urges President Tinubu to disclose NNPC's ₦11.2 trillion receivables, citing pipeline security contracts and conflict of interest concerns.
NDIC Warns Against Ponzi Schemes, Unlicensed Fund Managers
NDIC warns Nigerians against unlicensed fund managers and Ponzi schemes promising extraordinary returns, urging verification of investment offers to prevent devastating losses.
Fact-Check: Peter Obi's 140m Poverty Claim Verified
Peter Obi claimed 140m Nigerians live in poverty. Fact-check shows World Bank, PwC back figure, but NBS and UN data differ on specifics.
Nigeria Group Retracts Call for NAICOM CEO Removal, Apologises
The Coalition for Good Governance in Nigeria withdrew its demand for NAICOM CEO Olusegun Omosehin's removal, admitting its claims were inaccurate and unsupported by evidence.
GGA Backs NAICOM Chief Omosehin Over Insurance Reforms
The Good Governance Assembly backs NAICOM's Olusegun Omosehin, citing N1.079 trillion recapitalisation and 48 firms relicensed, linking reforms to Tinubu's agenda.
Osun Residents Loot Warehouse After Operators Vanish
Angry residents in Osogbo looted a Global Food Initiative warehouse after operators vanished with deposits, including N1.2m for a wedding and N300,000 for rice.
Anambra Declares Female Inheritance Denial a Crime, Orders Crackdown
Anambra State Attorney General Tobe Nweke SAN has directed the Nigerian Police to investigate and prosecute individuals who deny women and girls inheritance rights, citing Section 22 of the Violence Against Persons Law, which carries up to four years impr
AAC sues Tinubu over Europe vacation power handover failure
The African Action Congress has sued President Tinubu, the AGF, and the National Assembly over his month-long Europe vacation, alleging violation of Section 145(1) of the Constitution for not handing over to Vice President Shettima.
SERAP gives CBN 7 days to account for $6.23m, N1.63trn
SERAP has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the CBN and its governor to account for $6.23 million in diverted election funds and N1.63 trillion in public funds or face legal action.
Obi's $123.77m Anambra Debt Claim Unverified by DMO Records
Anambra says Obi left $123.77m debt, but DMO records show $30.32m in Dec 2013. Handover report lists N86.666bn surplus. Verdict: unverifiable.
Anambra Govt Releases N363.38m Arrears Document in Obi Dispute
Anambra State Government published documents showing N363.381 million in salary arrears for workers of two defunct agencies, part of its dispute with Peter Obi over debt claims.
ADC Hits Back at APC Over Atiku Attack, Raises Tinubu's US Case
ADC fires back at APC over Atiku attacks, raising Tinubu's $460,000 US forfeiture case and challenging his educational records and reserve claims.
EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Over Stolen Property Case
The EFCC has declared former Pension Reform Task Team chairman Abdulrasheed Maina wanted over an alleged case of receiving stolen properties, urging the public to report his whereabouts.
NDLF Petitions ICPC Over N50bn Amnesty Office Contracts
NDLF petitions ICPC over alleged N50bn contract irregularities, N1.9bn shortfall, and payroll fraud at the Presidential Amnesty Programme.
PPLAAF/ACDC report links 61 Nigerian officials to 284 US properties
A PPLAAF/ACDC report links 61 current and former Nigerian officials to 284 US properties worth $271 million, with 39 accused of corruption.
CPPE urges review of foreign traders' permits in Nigeria
CPPE has urged the Nigerian government to review business permits and expatriate quotas for foreign traders, citing concerns over competition and employment in the retail sector.
Federal High Court Affidavit Online: 9 Steps Without Visiting Court
Nigerians can now get Federal High Court affidavits online via the e-Affidavit Portal. Follow 9 steps, pay from N1,797, and receive verified documents by email.
Atiku Blames Tinubu, Two Ministers for 37 Deaths in Niger
Atiku Abubakar demands independent criminal investigation into 37 deaths in NSCDC custody in Niger State, blaming President Tinubu, Ministers Alake and Tunji-Ojo.
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