Police Urge DPOs to Boost GBV Prevention, Victim Protection
Nigeria Police and CLEEN Foundation call on DPOs to enhance GBV prevention, victim protection, and adopt survivor-centred approaches in Ibadan workshop.
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Airtel Africa Converts 950 Sites to Grid Power in Decarbonisation Push
Airtel Africa converts over 950 sites to grid power, cuts diesel use by 9.1 million litres, and boosts financial inclusion with $196 billion in Airtel Money transactions.
MTN Foundation Fights Substance Abuse in Enugu
MTN Foundation reaffirms commitment to tackling substance abuse among 360,000 Enugu youths through ASAP, partnering with UNODC and NDLEA.
Nigeria's challenge is opportunity deficit, not talent
Presidential aide Akubo Adegbe says Nigeria's youth lack opportunities, not talent, urging partnerships to bridge the gap through the NJFP programme.
EFCC: Governorship Aspirants Spent N30bn on Primaries
EFCC chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed that some governorship aspirants spent N20bn to N30bn to win primaries, warning this fuels corruption and threatens democracy.
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US Tightens Rules on Birth Tourism Under Trump
The US State Department is cracking down on birth tourism, revoking visas and dismantling networks in West Africa and North Africa as part of Trump's immigration policy.
Bill Gates: Epstein Tried to Use Affairs to Pressure Me
Bill Gates testified to Congress that Jeffrey Epstein attempted to blackmail him using knowledge of his infidelity, calling their association a grave error in judgment.
Trump Signs $70bn Immigration Bill, Deportations Loom
President Trump signs a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill, boosting ICE and Border Patrol funding to ramp up deportations ahead of midterm elections.
INEC, EFCC Set New Framework for 2027 Elections
INEC and EFCC establish a new framework to enhance transparency and credibility for Nigeria's 2027 general elections, targeting vote-buying and campaign finance violations.
Obama Blocked Nigeria's CPC Designation, U.S. Rep Says
U.S. Rep Chris Smith revealed that the Obama administration prevented Nigeria's designation as a Country of Particular Concern, despite USCIRF recommendations since 2009.
IPAC Warns of Elite Capture as Indirect Primaries Scrapped
IPAC warns that removing indirect primaries from Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026 is causing a silent collapse of internal party democracy, concentrating power among elites.
Peter Obi Threatens N5bn Suit Against Kenneth Okonkwo
Peter Obi threatens a N5 billion defamation lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo over alleged false bribery claims made on live TV involving NDC ticket sales.
Kanu's Brother Supports Legal Challenge Over Conviction
Prince Emmanuel Kanu backs his brother Nnamdi Kanu's legal battle against a court verdict, questioning the legal foundation of the conviction under constitutional law.
EFCC Warns Criminals as Shettima Opens Ekiti Office
EFCC chairman Olukoyede warns fraudsters as VP Shettima inaugurates Ekiti zonal office, lauds anti-graft efforts and pledges support.
U.S. pledges $240 million aid to Catholic Relief Services
The U.S. announced over $240 million in humanitarian assistance to Catholic Relief Services for rapid disaster response, focusing on vulnerable populations in multiple countries.
Court to Hear FOI Suit on NASENI Fund Disclosures
A Federal High Court in Abuja will hear a FOI lawsuit demanding NASENI disclose details of billions in statutory allocations, foreign investments, and project implementations from 2023-2026.
Cost of Insecurity: Women in Peacebuilding
An article advocating for women's inclusion in peacebuilding to address Nigeria's insecurity, highlighting benefits, barriers, and the need for policy change.
Yoruba Leaders Form Omo Oduduwa Collective for Change
Prominent Yoruba figures form Omo Oduduwa Collective to promote fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability in Nigeria's governance.
Tax Ombud Promises Fair Treatment for Taxpayers
Dr John Nwabueze, Tax Ombud CEO, vows to end unfair treatment of taxpayers by tax authorities through the new Office of the Tax Ombud.
COAS Urges Banks to Boost Anti-Terrorism Financing
The Nigerian Army Chief calls on banks to enhance financial surveillance to disrupt terrorism financing and support personnel welfare through housing schemes.
Tinubu Commissions New EFCC Office in Ekiti
President Tinubu commissions a new EFCC zonal office in Ado-Ekiti, describing it as a major boost to Nigeria's anti-corruption campaign and reform agenda.
ACCI Seeks Halt to Sweetened Beverage Tax Bill
The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges suspension of the proposed sugar-sweetened beverages tax, warning it could harm jobs, investments, and MSMEs.
NBA, Business Leaders Seek Measurable Reform Impact
NBA and business stakeholders urge policymakers to measure reform impact on citizens and the economy at the NBA-SBL 20th annual conference themed 'Beyond Reforms: Measuring Policy Impact.'
Cross River Personnel Audit Not a Witch-Hunt, HoS Says
Cross River Head of Service assures labour leaders that the ongoing audit and personnel verification exercise aims to sanitize the payroll, not victimize workers.
Judge Voids Trump's $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas
A federal judge ruled that President Trump lacked authority to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, stating only Congress can levy such taxes.
Nigerian Labour Leader Dies in Geneva
Prominent Nigerian trade union leader Domingo Michael Adeleke dies during the 114th ILC in Geneva. NLC confirms his dedication to workers' rights.
INEC Website Breach: Opportunity for Electoral Reform
The recent INEC website infraction sparks debate on electoral transparency. INEC's proactive response, including DSS involvement, signals commitment to accountability and reform.
Nigeria to Evacuate Citizens from South Africa Free
Nigeria announces free evacuation for citizens in South Africa following xenophobic attacks, with special flights to bring them home.
Lawyer Demands Probe into Teen's Death, EFCC Reforms
Human rights lawyer Marshal Abubakar calls for independent investigation into the death of 16-year-old Atsar Sesugh in Makurdi and urges sweeping reforms of the EFCC.
Court Rules N110bn Lawmakers' Spending Illegal
A Federal High Court in Lagos has declared the National Assembly's N110 billion vehicle procurement and allowance scheme unlawful, citing violations of procurement laws and conflict of interest.
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