Rule of Law and Nigerian Worker's UK Ordeal
Legal analysis of UK's proposed retrospective immigration rule changes, examining parliamentary sovereignty, legitimate expectation, and potential judicial response.
Category : Anti-Corruption
ILO Adopts Landmark Convention for Digital Platform Workers
The International Labour Organisation has adopted a historic convention to protect digital platform workers, addressing issues like misclassification, algorithmic management, and social protection.
Disu's First 100 Days: Strong Start, Not Yet a Turnaround
Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu's first 100 days show promise with reforms like the Violent Crime Response Unit, but critics argue credibility and public trust remain elusive.
Court Adjourns El-Rufai Trial to June 24
Federal High Court in Kaduna adjourned Nasir El-Rufai's trial to June 24, 2026, after two co-defendants failed to appear. El-Rufai faces ICPC charges of abuse of office and fraud.
ICPC: Selling Forfeited Assets to Boost Anti-Crime Fight
The ICPC says disposing of assets recovered from criminals is crucial to tackling corruption, as transparent auctions weaken financial incentives for crime.
ADC to Petition NJC Over Court Ruling on Deregistration
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) vows to challenge a Federal High Court ruling ordering its deregistration, calling it judicial rascality and a threat to democracy.
Atiku Blasts ADC Deregistration, Warns Democracy Under Threat
Former VP Atiku Abubakar condemns the court judgment seeking to deregister ADC and other opposition parties, calling it a threat to democracy and rule of law ahead of 2027 elections.
FG Auctions Drug Barons' Forfeited Hotel, Assets for N6bn
The Federal Government raised N6.1 billion from auctioning a Lagos hotel and other properties forfeited by drug kingpins, with the NDLEA emphasizing transparency and rule of law.
Bandits Abduct, Kill Prominent Businessman in Katsina
Bandits abducted and killed Alhaji Bala Sanin Kawo, a prominent farmer in Katsina State, after a N5 million ransom was paid. The incident occurred in Dandume LGA.
Tinubu Commissions Appeal Court, Stresses Judicial Infrastructure
President Tinubu says meaningful judicial independence requires adequate infrastructure, as he commissions the new Court of Appeal Abuja Division Building Complex in Dakibiyu.
Prophet El-Buba Demands End to Bloodshed, Insecurity in Nigeria
Prophet Isa El-Buba urges urgent action to stop killings and kidnappings, insisting security must override politics. He calls on leaders and citizens to unite against violence.
27 Years of Democracy in Nigeria: Is It Working?
Nigeria marks 27 years of democracy, but citizens still question its effectiveness amid insecurity and economic hardship. A human rights lawyer reflects on the gap between promise and reality.
NUJ Raises Concern Over Insecurity, Urges Community Policing
The Nigeria Union of Journalists expressed deep concern over worsening insecurity across Nigeria, urging state governments to strengthen community policing and security architecture.
CDCFIB Recruitment: FG Releases Key Guidelines for Applicants
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board has released crucial guidelines for applicants in the upcoming recruitment exercise. Candidates must use the official portal and avoid fraudsters.
El-Rufai Trial Adjourned as Co-Defendants Absent in Court
The corruption trial of former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai was adjourned after two co-defendants failed to appear in court. The judge set June 28, 2026, for continuation.
HURIWA Queries INEC on PDP Leadership Court Rulings
HURIWA demands INEC explain why it has not fully implemented court judgments on PDP leadership, including recognition of Tanimu Turaki's interim leadership and legal implications of recent rulings.
El-Rufai in Court for Corruption Trial
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai arrived at Federal High Court, Kaduna, on Monday for his corruption trial. He faces charges of abuse of office and fraud.
Nnaji denies investigation, certificate forgery claims
Former Minister Uche Geoffrey Nnaji denies reports of a court order for his arrest over certificate forgery, calling them false and part of a smear campaign.
El-Rufai Corruption Trial Resumes in Kaduna Court
Former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai appeared at the Federal High Court in Kaduna as his corruption trial resumed, facing ICPC allegations of abuse of office and fraud.
Singapore Army Publishes Monthly Officer Salaries
The Singapore Army has disclosed monthly salaries for Officer Cadet, Second Lieutenant, Lieutenant, and Captain, with figures converted to Nigerian naira.
WHO Condemns Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa, Calls for Justice
WHO condemns xenophobic attacks in South Africa, citing deaths and displacement of foreign nationals. Tedros highlights betrayal of solidarity against apartheid and calls for justice.
Dickson: Aisha Yesufu Rejected House of Reps Ticket
Seriake Dickson reveals that activist Aisha Yesufu was offered a House of Representatives ticket by Peter Obi and himself, but she turned it down.
Court Orders ICPC to Arrest Ex-Minister Uche Nnaji
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the ICPC to arrest former Minister Uche Nnaji over certificate forgery, following a probe that revealed he forged his UNN degree and NYSC certificates.
Oshiomhole's Rash Generalisation Damages Nigeria's Image
Senator Adams Oshiomhole's claim that NNPCL is 'filled with rogues' risks undermining investor confidence, weakening institutions, and demoralising honest workers, argues Olufemi Soneye.
Lagos Activates BioShield Against Ebola, No Cases Yet
Lagos State launches 'Operation Lagos BioShield' to prevent Ebola importation amid outbreaks in East and Central Africa. No cases confirmed in Nigeria.
Stakeholders Seek Reforms, Centres to Combat Elder Abuse
Stakeholders call for legislative reforms and community centres to address elder abuse in Nigeria, highlighting loneliness, neglect, and inadequate legal frameworks.
10 Nigerian Nationalists and Surprising Facts Omitted by History
Discover the top 10 Nigerian nationalists who fought for independence, including lesser-known heroes and surprising facts rarely found in history books.
Oshiomhole Accuses Akpabio of Nepotism in NNPC Hiring
Senator Adams Oshiomhole alleges Senate President Godswill Akpabio has personal interest in NNPC and nepotism in staffing, claiming ex-NNPC boss Mele Kyari employed Akpabio's daughter unfairly.
19,500 Free Prepaid Meters Abandoned in Enugu
Over 19,500 free prepaid smart meters delivered to EEDC in Enugu nine months ago remain uninstalled, worsening the metering gap in southeast Nigeria.
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South African Women Protest Xenophobia, Warn of Job Losses
South African women staged a protest against xenophobia and deportations, warning that removing foreign workers could lead to factory closures and job losses for locals.
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