NANS Democracy Day Walk: Students Demand Security, Welfare
NANS staged a Democracy Day walk across six states, urging the government to improve security and student welfare. The president called for the rescue of abducted students.
NANS staged a Democracy Day walk across six states, urging the government to improve security and student welfare. The president called for the rescue of abducted students.
ACAND praises House of Representatives for passing a bill to strengthen funding for the South South Development Commission, commending Delta lawmaker Julius Pondi.
NHRC Executive Secretary Dr. Tony Ojukwu declares that credible elections are a fundamental human right, not a privilege, citing June 12, 1993 as evidence.
Investing in women's rights organizations is vital for gender equality in Nigeria. The RWVL-N project builds institutional capacity across 9 states, empowering WROs as drivers of change.
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RecommendedHuman rights lawyer Festus Ogun threatens to sue NYSC for posting corps members to insecure states, citing rising kidnappings and safety risks.
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day, explore the careers of MKO Abiola's children, including Hafsat, Dupsy, Kola, and others, in activism, business, law, and public service.
EFCC Chairman warns Nigerians against vote selling, describing it as dangerous. The anti-graft agency intensifies surveillance to deter electoral offences.
Minister Bernard Doro calls on Nigerians to support 258 returnees from South Africa, emphasizing shared responsibility for their reintegration.
Stakeholders call on Nigerians to verify information from credible sources ahead of 2027 elections, warning AI could worsen misinformation and undermine democracy.
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RecommendedConstitutional lawyer Asiwaju Kunle Kalejaye urges President Tinubu to declare a national emergency on banditry, kidnapping, and terrorism, warning that inaction erodes public trust in security forces.
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day 2026, this reflection examines the nation's journey, highlighting the challenges of security, economic hardship, and the ongoing quest for true nationhood beyond democratic rituals.
US Congressman Riley Moore commends Nigeria's National Assembly for passing a bill to create state police, calling it a step toward stability. Nigerians react positively.
The National Assembly passed the State Police bill, allowing states to establish their own police forces. Governors will bear more responsibility under the new security framework.
CISLAC raises alarm over worsening insecurity, poverty, corruption, and unemployment in Nigeria 26 years after return to civil rule, urging focus on citizen welfare.
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RecommendedThe Chartered Institute of Directors Nigeria calls for urgent governance reforms, citing corruption, weak oversight, and fiscal opacity as barriers to Nigeria's economic growth and investor confidence.
A new report warns that the global trade in live wild animals is increasing the risk of zoonotic diseases and future pandemics, calling for stronger prevention measures.
The UNDP, with support from the Global Fund, calls for stronger integration of gender-based violence interventions into Nigeria’s health programming as the country prepares its GC8 funding request.
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has filed a suit at the Federal High Court in Abuja to compel the Nigerian Senate to release a report on alleged N210 trillion discrepancies in NNPCL audited accounts.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa challenges Nigerian youths to take a leading role in tackling insecurity, emphasizing collective responsibility beyond security agencies.
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RecommendedThe EFCC and INEC have strengthened their partnership to tackle vote buying, electoral fraud, and campaign finance violations ahead of the 2027 general elections in Nigeria.
The US Embassy in Abuja and Consulate General in Lagos will close on June 12, 2026, for Nigeria's Democracy Day. Services resume June 15.
Nigerians repatriated from South Africa describe discrimination, extortion, and insecurity amid rising xenophobia, citing police harassment and documentation challenges.
EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede reveals that governorship aspirants in Nigeria spend between ₦20 billion and ₦30 billion to win elections, warning that rising campaign costs fuel corruption and vote buying.
Taraba State Internal Revenue Board warns taxpayers against paying taxes into private accounts, urging use of official channels. Chairman Faransa leads sensitization campaign in Jalingo.
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RecommendedKaduna government backs stronger social media regulation to curb misinformation and conflict, citing a peacebuilding report highlighting digital platforms as drivers of insecurity.
Former NNPCL CFO Umar Ajiya defends the company's integrity, rejecting ₦5.8bn theft claims and clarifying ₦2.9bn registration cost during Senate committee hearing.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole launched a scathing attack on NNPCL during a Senate committee session, calling it a 'house of thieves' and dismissing its credibility amid a probe into alleged financial irregularities.
Prominent Nigerian elders including Attahiru Jega and Ibrahim Gambari warn that Nigeria faces severe insecurity, democratic erosion, and electoral integrity issues, urging urgent action.
IPAC warns that the removal of indirect primaries in Nigeria's Electoral Act 2026 is concentrating power among elites. SDP distances from a lawsuit challenging INEC's timetable. EFCC and INEC strengthen collaboration against electoral fraud.
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RecommendedAnambra police commissioner Ikioye Orutugu decries ill-treatment of widows, urges respect for rights and reporting of violations.