Oshiomhole Denies Forgery Claim Despite Video Evidence
Adams Oshiomhole denied alleging forgery in Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension, but video shows he claimed senators' signatures were forged. Media reports are accurate.
Category : Anti-Corruption
Witness Shares Tax Contract Commission with Kogi Officials
A witness in Yahaya Bello's trial testified how he shared commission from a tax automation contract with Kogi officials, implicating the ex-governor.
Obama Presidential Center and Reimagining Democracy
G. Etse Sikanku explores how the Obama Presidential Center can inspire democratic renewal globally, emphasizing inclusivity, civic engagement, and youth empowerment.
Okonkwo Refuses to Retract Allegations Against Obi
Kenneth Okonkwo insists he will not retract defamatory remarks against Peter Obi, citing truth, as Obi threatens N5 billion lawsuit over fraud allegations.
Retired Generals Demand Security Reforms After Rabe's Death
Retired military officers call for comprehensive security reforms following the abduction and death of Major General Rabe Abubakar by bandits in Katsina State.
US backs closure of UN war crime tribunal functions
The United States supports winding down the UN's war crimes tribunal mechanism for Rwanda and former Yugoslavia, while seeking clarification on indefinite judicial functions.
IPCR Validates Anti-Ethnic Profiling Toolkits With Stakeholders
The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution has validated new Anti-Ethnic Stereotyping and Profiling Toolkits to curb ethnic profiling in Nigeria, promoting responsible communication among media and security organizations.
ADC Slams APC Over Judges' Housing Celebration
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has criticized the ruling APC for celebrating judges' housing, arguing it undermines judicial independence and portrays judges as beholden to the executive.
2027: IPCR, SCG, CDD Urge Nigerians to Reject Electoral Violence
IPCR, SCG, and CDD call on Nigerians to reject electoral violence ahead of 2027 elections, emphasizing peaceful, inclusive participation and democratic consolidation.
Foundation to Distribute 10,000 Food Packs for World Refugee Day
African Refugees Foundation plans to distribute 10,000 food packs to refugees, IDPs, and vulnerable people in Lagos and other states for World Refugee Day 2026.
UN, EU Push for Durable Solutions for Nigeria's IDPs
The UN and EU call for a shift from humanitarian aid to long-term development projects to address Nigeria's 3.5 million internal displacement crisis, focusing on education, livelihoods, and integration.
Prophet Gwe's Prophecy on Peter Obi's 2027 Presidential Bid
Cameroonian prophet Desmond Gwe releases a prophecy for Peter Obi, saying his time for presidency is not now but will be good in the future, advising him to build integrity.
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NYSC DG warns corps members to avoid politics ahead of 2027 polls
NYSC Director-General Brig.-Gen. Olakunle Nafiu warns corps members to stay away from partisan politics and social media political engagement ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Insecurity and conflict push northern Nigerian families into poverty
A new report by dRPC and CPAN reveals that violent conflicts slash household spending by up to 14% in northern Nigeria, trapping families in chronic poverty.
US Embassy Nigeria Closes for Juneteenth June 19
The US Embassy in Abuja and Consulate in Lagos will close on June 19, 2026, for Juneteenth, a holiday marking the end of slavery in America.
Activist Warns Tinubu Against IMF Tax Proposals
Public commentator David Adenuga warns President Tinubu against IMF-backed tax measures, cautioning that such policies could worsen Nigeria's economic hardship and heighten public discontent.
SDP Fraud Trial Stalls Awaiting Bank Records
The fraud trial of former SDP chairman Shehu Gabam was adjourned to July 28 as prosecutors await crucial bank records from a financial institution.
Jude Okoye Fraud Trial Stalls Over Missing Witness
Jude Okoye's fraud trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos stalled on Wednesday after key witness Peter Okoye failed to appear, with conflicting claims over his whereabouts.
ICPC Dismisses El-Rufai Group's US Lobbying Efforts
ICPC insists El-Rufai's detention follows lawful orders amid political claims from his support group, which hired US lobbyists to protest prosecution.
Nigeria Records 2,755 GBV Cases in 4 Months, Only 4% Prosecuted
Nigeria recorded 2,755 gender-based violence cases in four months, with only 4% prosecuted. Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim calls it a national emergency, announces new rehabilitation facility.
NAFDAC: Cosmetics, Food, Beverages Top 50% of Counterfeits
NAFDAC reports that cosmetics, food, and beverages account for over 50% of counterfeit products in Nigeria, with evolving tactics posing serious public health threats.
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Diezani Alison-Madueke Breaks Silence After UK Acquittal
Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke speaks after a London jury acquitted her of all bribery charges, ending an 11-year legal ordeal.
Global Peacekeeping Crisis Deepens Under Trump UN Cuts
The Trump administration's massive cuts to UN funding and peacekeeping operations have triggered a financial crisis, forcing reductions in personnel and threatening stability in Africa.
Ex-Academy Press MD Urges INEC to Sustain Local Printing
Gbenga Ladipo, former MD of Academy Press, urges INEC to continue local printing of electoral materials, citing Nigeria's capacity for self-reliance and export potential.
Tinubu Told to Resign by Reps Minority Leader
House of Representatives minority leader Fred Agbedi has called for President Tinubu's resignation, citing failure to address mass kidnappings and economic hardship in Nigeria.
Senate's Cancellation of Kyari Arrest Warrant Undermines Accountability
Think Yoruba First criticizes Senate leadership for voiding the arrest warrant against Mele Kyari, calling it a setback to accountability and transparency in managing public resources.
Ex-Nigerian Minister Diezani Acquitted of Bribery in UK
A London court acquitted former Nigerian petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke of all bribery charges, ending a high-profile corruption trial that lasted over a decade.
Okorie Warns Against Undermining SEDC Mandate
Elder statesman Chekwas Okorie cautions stakeholders against actions that could undermine the South East Development Commission, urging support for its mandate.
El-Rufai Group Hires US Firm Over Ex-Gov's Detention
El-Rufai Support Group Association engages Washington-based Vanguard Africa to raise international concerns over ex-Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai's detention, linking the campaign to Nigeria's 2027 elections.
Fact-Check: Dino Melaye Denies Dumping Atiku for Obi
Dino Melaye has denied claims that he dumped Atiku Abubakar for Peter Obi, calling a viral video AI-generated. He reaffirms loyalty to Atiku ahead of 2027.
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