Former Minister Solomon Dalung criticizes the Presidency's defense of Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, questioning how a fictitious presidential agency allegedly entered the budget and operated undetected.
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Daniel Kanu’s YEAA movement of 1997–1998, once dismissed, is re-examined as Nigeria’s democracy struggles with corruption, insecurity, and elite capture, prompting a debate on governance models.
Atiku Abubakar accuses Tinubu's government of being compromised by internal fraudsters, citing contradictions over the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC).
Former Sports Minister Solomon Dalung criticizes Presidency's defence of fake agency, questioning how a fictitious body appeared in the national budget without detection.
Nigeria will seek compensation from South Africa for property abandoned by citizens fleeing anti-migrant protests; officials begin documenting assets and verifying claims before formal request.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has capped the suspension of payment obligations for troubled banks at two business days, aiming to boost confidence and align with international best practices.
Prophet Shedrack Ogboji warns that Nigeria's 2027 presidential winner may differ from the elected candidate, urging UN involvement to prevent manipulation.
The Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening partnerships with faith-based organisations to enhance national security, promote peaceful coexistence, and drive sustainable development.
The Central Bank of Nigeria revoked the licenses of 46 microfinance banks due to under-capitalisation, prolonged inactivity, and other regulatory breaches, aiming to protect depositors and ensure financial stability.
Atiku Abubakar condemns Tinubu administration over ₦501bn power bond, demands publication of all beneficiaries amid APGC revelations that the bond was not fully disbursed.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has revoked the operating licences of 46 microfinance banks effective July 1, 2026, for failing to meet regulatory requirements.
The UK government introduces legislation requiring some asylum seekers to repay up to £10,000 in support costs before settlement, aiming to reduce taxpayer burden.
The US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a 6-3 ruling, rejecting President Trump's executive order. The decision preserves automatic citizenship for anyone born on US soil under the 14th Amendment.
Kebbi Commissioner Yakubu Ahmed refutes reports of new insurgency group Sai Malam, revealing it's a cybercrime ring; also debunks false child mortality data blamed on opposition.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo warns that Nigeria must never experience another civil war, citing unresolved issues from the 1967-1970 conflict and calling for historical reckoning.
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Pope Leo has appointed Archbishop Alfred Adewale Martins and Father Wenceslaus Madu to key roles in the Vatican's Dicastery for Evangelization, highlighting Nigeria's growing influence in the global Catholic Church.
Former Science and Technology Minister Uche Nnaji was arrested at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on July 1, 2025, over alleged forgery of academic certificates and will be handed to ICPC for interrogation.
Nigeria's state police bill offers a chance to redesign security governance, but accountability and justice reforms are crucial for lasting peace, says researcher Lekan Olayiwola.
President Donald Trump directed US petrol retailers to reduce pump prices to about $2.50 per gallon, warning of consequences for overcharging and accusing some sellers of illegal gauging.
Arewa Youth Integrity Forum criticises Atiku Abubakar for demanding Femi Gbajabiamila's resignation, citing presumption of innocence and need for due process.
Uganda announces evacuation of 746 citizens from South Africa after one Ugandan killed in xenophobic attacks; charter flights by Uganda Airlines to begin within days.
Historian Ibrahim Anoba documents how colonial laws, court actions, and property confiscations systematically persecuted Yoruba Olorisa practitioners, forcing many to abandon their faith.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the final forfeiture of N1.582 billion linked to a former NIRSAL consultant, Steve Ogidan, to the federal government, dismissing his appeal as lacking merit.
CIFCFIN criticizes ICAN's Certified Forensic Accountant of Nigeria programme, citing statutory mandate conflicts and urging clarification to protect the public and professional integrity.
Historical records confirm Nigeria contributed about $61 billion to South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, but the figure represents cumulative support over decades, not a single payment.
Nigeria's first public Mental Health Policy Commitment Tracker launches to independently monitor implementation of the National Mental Health Act amid slow progress on key reforms.
Nigeria's NHRC Executive Secretary Tony Ojukwu, SAN, was elected Vice-President of the African National Preventive Mechanisms Network during its conference in Kigali, Rwanda.
TAF Africa and INEC launched a voter registration drive at Benue's Mega IDP Camp in Agan, aiming to include displaced persons and those with disabilities in the electoral process.
PDP chieftain Bode George praises President Tinubu for pushing state police, saying decentralising security is what he has long advocated and Tinubu's move impressed him.