ALDRAP Appeals Dismissal of Blue Silks Rank Suit
ALDRAP has appealed a Federal High Court judgment dismissing its suit against the NBA and other bodies over the controversial 'Blue Silks' rank, citing constitutional breaches.
ALDRAP has appealed a Federal High Court judgment dismissing its suit against the NBA and other bodies over the controversial 'Blue Silks' rank, citing constitutional breaches.
Akonte Ekine, convener of Consumers Value Awards, says PR must shift from measuring impressions to tracking trust and sentiment for real brand preference.
Obi Ifechukwude Okonjo II refutes allegations of selling Ogwashi-Uku communal lands to foreigners, calling claims malicious and part of a smear campaign.
The Organisation of African Trade Union Unity (OATUU) has decried worsening poverty, unemployment, and rights abuses across Africa, blaming wars and governance failures.
Minister Taiwo Oyedele urges tax authorities to treat taxpayers as partners, not adversaries, as Nigeria unveils Tax Ombud platforms for fair dispute resolution.
Nigerian regulators, civil society, and international partners met in Lagos to chart a path for credible information space ahead of the 2027 general elections, focusing on social media integrity.
The UK has reaffirmed support for press freedom and ethical journalism in Nigeria, emphasizing independent media's role in democracy and accountability.
Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Alfred Adewale Martins, calls on the Federal Government to enable citizens to verify foreign loan-funded projects, amid rising national debt.
Former PDP deputy chairman Bode George calls for strict adherence to rule of law in Nasir El-Rufai's bail conditions, warning against selective justice.
Information Minister Mohammed Idris praised the Tax Ombud Office launch as a key step for transparency, accountability, and public trust in Nigeria's tax system.
The FCT Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists has named AIG Olohundare Moshood Jimoh as 'Best Crime Fighter of the Year' for his intelligence-led policing and reforms in Lagos.
Jimoh Noah Onaolapo questions men who support married men cheating but condemn women for the same act, highlighting hypocrisy in Nigerian society.
ICPC refutes allegations by El-Rufai's wife that she was denied access to deliver food, citing visitation protocols and multiple prior visits.
Lygel Youths & Leadership Initiative calls on Ogun State Government to address governance deficits in local government autonomy, procurement transparency, healthcare, and border development.
Amnesty International reports at least 2,707 executions globally in 2025, with Iran carrying out 2,159, the highest since 1981. China remains unaccounted.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai granted ₦100m bail by Federal High Court, Abuja, with conditions including DSS reporting and passport surrender.
US Congressman Riley Moore says President Trump is focused on protecting Christians in Nigeria after a joint operation killed ISIS leader Abu-Bilal al-Minuki.
Dr Victor Oluwafemi dismisses allegations linking Nigerians to organised crime in South Africa, citing historical roots in apartheid era.
Lygel Youths and Leadership Initiative accuses Ogun State Government of undermining local councils, opaque procurement, and poor healthcare, urging anti-graft agencies to release investigation findings.
ICPC defends access control procedures at Abuja HQ, dismissing allegations of inhumane treatment against detained ex-Governor el-Rufai as false and misleading.
A Federal High Court in Abuja grants former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai N100 million bail with stringent conditions over alleged national security breach.
ADC raises alarm over El-Rufai's health, accuses Tinubu of political persecution and using state institutions to silence opposition.
The Gender Strategy Advancement International (GSAI) has denounced the systematic exclusion of women from ongoing party primaries in Nigeria, calling for sanctions and reforms ahead of the 2027 elections.
MOSIEND says 58 years after Isaac Adaka Boro's death, the Niger Delta still faces injustice, environmental degradation, and political exclusion, validating his concerns.
A 20-year study reveals the KLT Customs Area Command is 98% idle, wasting resources. Scrapping it could boost port efficiency and reduce congestion in Lagos.
HURIWA blames systemic corruption and weak regulation for Abuja building collapse that killed five, calling for judicial inquiry and reforms.
A cartoon highlights Nigeria's economic struggles, using satire to comment on inflation, unemployment, and policy failures.
Recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa against fellow Africans expose a moral and political contradiction, driven by misplaced blame and weak leadership.
Jide Adeyemi calls for intentional leadership and policy continuity in Nigeria, highlighting that inconsistent governance hinders development and public trust.
HURIWA calls for criminal investigation after World Bank alleges N34.53 trillion in Nigerian government revenue was diverted through opaque mechanisms between 2023 and 2025.