KDI: Ekiti election preliminary report shows orderly process
KDI's preliminary report on the Ekiti governorship election finds the process generally orderly and functional, but notes persistent logistical challenges.
KDI's preliminary report on the Ekiti governorship election finds the process generally orderly and functional, but notes persistent logistical challenges.
A viral post about free bail in Nigeria sparked reactions revealing deep-seated mistrust in the justice system. Many Nigerians shared experiences of corruption and extortion by police.
The Yoruba Youth Council calls on anti-corruption agencies to investigate former Zamfara governor Abdul'Aziz Abubakar Yari's alleged illegal mining and wealth sources, urging transparency.
Japan increases visa fees for foreign nationals for the first time in 48 years. Single-entry visa rises from ¥3,000 to ¥15,000, multiple-entry from ¥6,000 to ¥30,000.
INEC intensifies preparations for Osun 2026 governorship election with EVMAT training, equipping field agents to identify and report early warning signs of electoral violence.
The Assembly of Patriots International petitions ICPC over alleged ₦2bn fraud in OGWAMA procurement, implicating ex-MD Abayomi Hunye, who denies claims as politically motivated.
The Niger Delta Youth Congress calls for a transparent review of reports linking Senator Yari to the acquisition of a controlling stake in Geregu Power Plc, urging anti-corruption agencies to investigate.
Wole Oluyede, PDP governorship candidate in Ekiti, has protested heavy police deployment in his community, alleging harassment of party members and raising tensions ahead of the election.
Nigerian academics urge constitutional reforms, youth empowerment, and stronger institutions to address persistent political and security challenges at a symposium.
The South-South Governors Forum felicitates Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on his 63rd birthday, praising his leadership and M.O.R.E Agenda.
SERAP condemns the revocation of Omoyele Sowore's bail by a Federal High Court in Abuja over alleged cyberbullying, warning of a chilling effect on activists and journalists.
President Tinubu must enforce tough policies to dismantle criminal networks and drive change, learning from Obasanjo's decisive governance.
A court ordered SERAP to pay N100m for defaming DSS officials, triggering fierce debate over freedom of expression and civic space in Nigeria.
Assistant Inspector-General of Police Ifeanyi Uche commended Enugu Governor Peter Mbah for investing in modern security infrastructure like a Command and Control Centre, drones, and surveillance systems.
Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, disclosed in an interview that he made $10 billion in the first quarter of a year, and hinted his net worth may exceed Forbes' $38 billion estimate.
A Benue State commission of inquiry has found N139.8 billion in unaccounted public funds from 2015 to 2023, recommending recovery from responsible persons.
Public Services International and affiliate unions call on Nigeria to strengthen public services and adopt a rights-based approach for internally displaced persons, shifting from humanitarian relief to durable solutions.
Bishop Charles Ighele emphasizes the importance of parents interceding for their children, as they face worldly pressures. Prayer is a crucial immaterial responsibility.
The UN warns against religious profiling in Nigeria's jobs, healthcare, and education, urging an end to mandatory religion fields on official forms to protect freedom of belief.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo urges President Tinubu and anti-corruption agencies to investigate the Geregu Power acquisition and illegal mining allegations involving former public office holders.
The Federal Government is exploring a plan to embed journalists with military units during operations to enhance transparency, improve security reporting, and build public trust.
NAMA dismisses claims of owing pension benefits to over 1,000 retirees, stating it seeks PENCOM clarification on outstanding issues and remains committed to retiree welfare.
The Conference of United Political Parties backs the House of Representatives Minority Caucus' call for President Tinubu to address insecurity and economic hardship or resign.
Former Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar urges Nigerians to unite against insecurity, emphasizing collective efforts from citizens and security agencies to defeat terrorism and criminality.
A London jury acquitted Nigerian businesswoman Olatimbo Ayinde of bribery charges, ending a nine-year legal ordeal and exposing media sensationalism.
Amnesty International Nigeria condemns the revocation of Omoyele Sowore's bail, calling it a violation of his rights to freedom of expression, liberty, and fair trial.
After nine years, Olatimbo Ayinde's acquittal exposes how media rush to judgment and prosecutorial overreach nearly destroyed an innocent reputation.
IPOB suspends Nnamdi Kanu as leader and Director of Radio Biafra indefinitely, citing security and stability concerns. The group says the move protects members and prevents unauthorized actions.
US President Donald Trump criticized Israel's military campaign in Lebanon, saying it has caused excessive civilian casualties and undermined diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.
The National Human Rights Commission recorded 268,787 complaints in May 2026, a 2,000 increase from April, with law enforcement violations and abductions dominating.