Colonial Laws Forced Yoruba Traditionalists to Abandon Faith
Historian Ibrahim Anoba documents how colonial laws, court actions, and property confiscations systematically persecuted Yoruba Olorisa practitioners, forcing many to abandon their faith.
Category : Anti-Corruption
Supreme Court Orders Final Forfeiture of N1.582 Billion
The Supreme Court has affirmed the final forfeiture of N1.582 billion linked to a former NIRSAL consultant, Steve Ogidan, to the federal government, dismissing his appeal as lacking merit.
CIFCFIN Challenges ICAN Over Forensic Accountant Certification
CIFCFIN criticizes ICAN's Certified Forensic Accountant of Nigeria programme, citing statutory mandate conflicts and urging clarification to protect the public and professional integrity.
Nigeria Spent $61 Billion on South Africa's Anti-Apartheid
Historical records confirm Nigeria contributed about $61 billion to South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, but the figure represents cumulative support over decades, not a single payment.
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Nigeria launches mental health policy tracker to monitor reforms
Nigeria's first public Mental Health Policy Commitment Tracker launches to independently monitor implementation of the National Mental Health Act amid slow progress on key reforms.
NHRC's Ojukwu Elected Vice-President of African Torture Prevention Network
Nigeria's NHRC Executive Secretary Tony Ojukwu, SAN, was elected Vice-President of the African National Preventive Mechanisms Network during its conference in Kigali, Rwanda.
TAF Africa, INEC register displaced voters in Benue camp
TAF Africa and INEC launched a voter registration drive at Benue's Mega IDP Camp in Agan, aiming to include displaced persons and those with disabilities in the electoral process.
Bode George Praises Tinubu's State Police Initiative
PDP chieftain Bode George praises President Tinubu for pushing state police, saying decentralising security is what he has long advocated and Tinubu's move impressed him.
Pope Leo Appoints Two Nigerians to Vatican Roles
Pope Leo has appointed Archbishop Alfred Adewale Martins of Lagos and Father Wenceslaus C. Madu to senior positions in the Vatican's Dicastery for Evangelization, boosting African representation.
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Delta Assembly Declares Seat Vacant Over Defection to NDC
Delta Assembly declares Hon. Collins Egbetamah's seat vacant after he defected from APC to NDC, citing Section 109 of the Constitution. INEC to conduct by-election.
Kwankwaso Ally Galadima Knocks Tinubu Over State Police
Buba Galadima, a key ally of Rabiu Kwankwaso, has criticized President Tinubu's state police plan, warning it could be used to suppress opposition during elections.
US Supreme Court Upholds Transgender Women Sports Ban
The US Supreme Court ruled that states can prohibit transgender women from competing in female sports, upholding Idaho and West Virginia laws, with divided opinions on constitutional grounds.
Atiku Demands Suspension of Gbajabiamila Over Bribery Scandal
Atiku Abubakar calls on President Tinubu to suspend Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila amid N400 million bribery allegations and a disputed N27.4 billion budget allocation.
FRSC 2026 Recruitment: 15 Non-Negotiable Requirements
The FRSC begins its 2026 recruitment exercise on July 3, 2026. Applicants must meet 15 specific requirements including age, education, and physical fitness. The process is free.
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UN: Ebola Outbreak Could Cost Africa $3.6 Billion
The United Nations warns the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak could cost Africa $3.6 billion in GDP and cause 328,000 job losses if it spreads beyond DR Congo and Uganda.
Nigeria's $61bn Anti-Apartheid Support for South Africa Confirmed
Nigeria contributed an estimated $61 billion to South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, confirmed by the South African Institute of International Affairs and thanked by Nelson Mandela.
UK Asylum Seekers Face £10,000 Repayment Under New Bill
The UK government plans to require asylum seekers to repay £10,000 for support costs once they start working, sparking criticism from refugee organisations.
Violence Against Women Declines from 9% to 5% in Six Years
UN Women reports sexual violence against women in Nigeria declined from 9% in 2018 to 5% in 2024, citing the 2024 NDHS. Physical violence and FGM also dropped significantly.
Supreme Court denies Trump appeal, must pay Carroll $5M
The US Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's appeal of a $5 million sexual abuse and defamation verdict in favor of E. Jean Carroll, ending his legal challenge.
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Adeboye Defends Tinubu: 'He Has Done His Bit' on Insecurity
Pastor Enoch Adeboye defends President Tinubu over Nigeria's insecurity at US-Nigeria Faith Heroes Award Gala, urging military commanders to meet strict deadlines and target terror sponsors.
EFCC Recovers ₦38.66bn in NNPC Refinery Probe
EFCC recovers over N9.4 billion, $21.2 million, and properties in NNPC refinery probe, totaling ₦38.66bn, amid Senator Oshiomhole's corruption allegations.
Top 6 Countries Easier Relocation Routes for Nigerians 2026
Canada, Ireland, Russia, Spain, Greece, and Lithuania offer easier relocation routes for Nigerians in 2026, with expanded skilled worker visas and digital nomad programs.
Supreme Court Allows Counting of Late Postal Ballots
The US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states may count postal ballots arriving up to five days after election day, rejecting a Trump administration challenge and upholding a Mississippi law.
FCCPC Warns Marketers on Exploitation as Oil Prices Drop
The FCCPC warns downstream petroleum operators against exploiting consumers as global crude prices fall sharply, threatening sanctions for anti-competitive practices.
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NARD Extends Strike Ultimatum by Four Weeks Over Unmet Demands
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has extended its strike ultimatum by four weeks, warning of industrial action if the Federal Government fails to address unresolved welfare and professional issues.
Tinubu Accused of Stepping Back in Fight Against Terrorism, Banditry
Legal expert Binzak Azeez alleges President Tinubu is avoiding decisive action against terrorism and banditry due to his 2027 re-election ambitions, sparking nationwide outcry.
FCCPC Denies Approving 48 New Loan Apps, No Fresh Licenses
FCCPC dismisses reports of approving 48 new digital loan apps, stating no licenses issued under suspended regulations due to court order.
NCAA Fines Saudi Airlines ₦6 Million for Consumer Violations
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has fined Saudi Airlines ₦6 million for consumer protection violations, citing failure to resolve outstanding complaints despite regulatory interventions.
Court to Rule on Emefiele's Statements in N4.5bn Fraud Case
A Federal Capital Territory High Court will decide on March 7 whether to admit statements made by ex-CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele while in EFCC custody as evidence in his N4.5bn fraud trial.
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EFCC recovers N38.66bn in refinery fraud probe
EFCC has recovered over N9.4 billion and $21.2 million in an investigation into the alleged diversion of funds for Nigeria's refinery rehabilitation, with officials implicated.
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