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Category : Anti-Corruption
EFCC Moves Ex-Minister Mamman to Kuje Prison for 75 Years
The EFCC has transferred former Power Minister Saleh Mamman to Kuje Prison following a court order to begin his 75-year sentence for money laundering involving over N33.8 billion.
Obi Media Office: Support Based on Governance Record
Peter Obi's media office rejects claims his political influence is an online fad, citing his governance record as Anambra governor and corporate leadership.
TYF Warns Against Bypassing Constitution in State Police Push
Think Yoruba First calls for constitutional amendment to establish state police, warning against bypassing legal frameworks. The group demands transfer of policing to concurrent list.
Court Orders INEC to Revise 2027 Election Timetable
A Federal High Court in Abuja has directed INEC to amend its 2027 election timetable, citing violations of the Electoral Act 2026, particularly on candidate submission deadlines.
UCH Staff Nabbed for Diverting Diesel for Critical Units
Staff at University College Hospital, Ibadan, were allegedly caught diverting diesel meant for critical units amid a power crisis. A video shows the confrontation.
Court Reserves Judgment in FCCPC Digital Regulation Suit
A Federal High Court in Lagos reserves judgment in a suit by WASPAN challenging FCCPC's digital lending regulations, with arguments over regulatory scope and procedural issues.
NASFAT Calls for Peace and Unity on Eid al-Adha
NASFAT President Alhaji Ayodeji Abdulrauf urges Muslims to embrace peace, sacrifice, and unity during Eid al-Adha, emphasizing charity and national development.
Onanuga: Loan alarm shows economic ignorance
Bayo Onanuga defends FG's foreign loans, slams critics Atiku and Obi, citing Nigeria's creditworthiness and comparing debt levels to Egypt and South Africa.
Tinubu Borrowing to Fix Roads, Umahi Says
Minister Umahi defends borrowing for roads as Nigeria's external debt rises to $51.86bn in 2025, with major projects ongoing.
Police Brutality Tied to Colonial Force Culture in Nigeria
Security experts link Nigeria's persistent police brutality to colonial-era militarised policing culture, calling for a shift to service-oriented, rights-based reforms.
Judicial Self-Cleansing: Is Self-Regulation Enough for Lawyers?
Amid rising misconduct allegations and EFCC probes, Nigeria's Body of Benchers and LPDC face scrutiny over their ability to deliver timely, transparent disciplinary measures.
Fuel Price Hike Worsens Nigerians' Hardship
Cartoon depicts Nigerians struggling with soaring fuel prices, highlighting the economic hardship and frustration among citizens.
Odinkalu, CSOs Condemn SERAP Defamation Ruling
Chidi Odinkalu and civil society groups condemn the Federal High Court ruling ordering SERAP to pay N100 million for defaming DSS operatives, calling it corrupt and legally flawed.
Ogun Warns Police Against Interference in Land Case
Ogun State Attorney General warns AIG Enyinnaya Adiogu to stop parallel investigation into land dispute involving Living Faith Church, citing pending court case.
NECA Unveils Policy Brief on Labour Migration Reform
NECA launches a policy brief to promote fair recruitment and structured migration, with stakeholders praising its role in simplifying labour migration policies for employers and workers.
Pope Apologizes for Church's Role in Slavery in Encyclical
Pope Leo XIV issued a historic apology for the Catholic Church's centuries-long delay in condemning slavery, acknowledging Vatican's role in legitimizing subjugation.
Presidency Lists Tinubu’s Major Gains: Ogoni, OPL 245, MMA2
The State House highlights the resolution of the Ogoni crisis, Malabu Oil dispute, and MMA2 concession as key achievements of President Tinubu’s first three years.
FUTATH Warns NUAHP Against Disruptive Strike
FUTATH management cautions NUAHP against unnecessary strike, citing ongoing dialogue and 23 resolved agreements on organogram restructuring for efficiency.
Gowon Must Apologize to Igbo for War Atrocities - Onoh
Former Enugu lawmaker Denge Onoh criticizes Yakubu Gowon for downplaying civilian casualties in the Nigerian Civil War, demanding a sincere apology to the Igbo people.
Atiku Blasts Tinubu Over UN Hunger Warning for 35 Million
Atiku Abubakar slams Tinubu administration after UN warns 35 million Nigerians may face acute hunger by August 2026, calling it a man-made crisis.
Atiku Slams Tinubu Over UN Hunger Warning, Calls It Man-Made
Atiku Abubakar criticizes President Tinubu after UN warns 35 million Nigerians face acute hunger. He calls it a man-made humanitarian emergency demanding immediate action.
ADC Slams Tinubu Over Opposition Criticism, Cites Woes
ADC criticizes Tinubu for dismissing opposition amid economic hardship, food insecurity, and rising poverty in Nigeria.
Ezekwesili, Salihu Push for Inclusive Leadership in Nigeria
Former minister Obiageli Ezekwesili and author Amina Salihu call for inclusive, humanity-driven leadership to foster social justice and sustainable governance in Nigeria.
Court Delays Forfeiture Ruling in Sylva Case
A Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned proceedings in the interim forfeiture case of properties linked to former Minister Timipre Sylva, pending compliance with procedural requirements.
Ifeoma Okoye: Wickedness Enough for Divine Wipeout
Ivy Ifeoma, wife of Paul Okoye, says Nigeria survives only by God's mercy, as men's wickedness warrants divine destruction.
Angola’s Oil Reform Lessons for Nigeria: A Book Review
A review of NJ Ayuk’s book on Angola’s oil reforms, highlighting lessons for Nigeria on institutional change, local content, gas monetization, and investor confidence.
Tinubu's 24-month borrowing surpasses 55-year debt record
Dele Oye laments that N65.9 trillion borrowed under Tinubu in 24 months exceeds N12 trillion debt from Nigeria's first 55 years of independence.
NSW resolves 99% of NAFDAC, SON licence complaints
The National Single Window management says 99% of 9,800 operational challenges involving NAFDAC and SON licences have been resolved, with complaints dropping sharply.
GFIIA 2026: HEDA Calls for Nominations
HEDA announces nominations for the 9th Gani Fawehinmi Impact and Integrity Awards, honoring individuals with exceptional integrity and societal contributions.
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