Ex-Power Minister Mamman Jailed 75 Years for N22bn Fraud
A Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced former Power Minister Saleh Mamman to 75 years imprisonment for laundering and diverting N22 billion linked to hydroelectric projects.
Category : Anti-Corruption
Rotary Decries Misinformation in Polio Fight
Rotary International CEO John Hewko laments misinformation, religion, and insecurity hampering polio eradication, urging media support to promote vaccine safety.
Court Orders Forfeiture of Ex-AGF Nnabuoku's Assets
Justice Omotosho of the Federal High Court Abuja orders final forfeiture of multi-billion naira assets linked to ex-AGF Chukwunyere Nnabuoku after corruption conviction.
Barcelona Threatens Legal Action Over Perez Claims
Barcelona's legal team examines accusations by Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez after his press conference. The Negreira case intensifies the rivalry between Spain's top clubs.
Party Primaries Exclude Women, Igbinedion Claims
Osasu Igbinedion Ogwuche alleges 2027 party primaries systematically exclude women, citing pressure to step down and stalled Reserved Seats Bill.
EFCC Arrests Tinubu's Energy Commission DG Over N500bn Fraud
EFCC arrests Energy Commission Director-General Mustapha Abdullahi over alleged N500bn money laundering. He was appointed by President Tinubu in October 2023.
HURIWA Praises EFCC, Court Over Ex-Minister's 75-Year Term
HURIWA praised the EFCC and judiciary for convicting ex-Power Minister Saleh Mamman to 75 years for N33.8 billion fraud, calling it a milestone against corruption.
Northern Coalition Criticizes SERAP on USPF Claims
NCAPT defends USPF against SERAP's allegations of missing funds, questioning the validity of claims and calling for independent review.
Coalition Defends USPF, Faults SERAP on N26.9bn Claim
The Northern Coalition for Accountability and Public Trust dismisses SERAP's allegations of missing N26.9bn at USPF, calling them misleading and lacking context.
)
Ex-Power Minister Mamman Jailed 75 Years for ₦33.8bn Fraud
Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years for diverting ₦33.8bn meant for power projects. Court orders forfeiture of properties.
Ex-Minister Mamman Gets 75 Years for N22bn Power Fraud
Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years imprisonment by Federal High Court, Abuja, for laundering N22bn linked to Mambilla and Zungeru hydroelectric projects.
Lawyer Mourns Alex Ekubo, Raises Cancer Awareness
A Nigerian lawyer, Stella Justice Nnennaya, mourns Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo who died at 40 from stage 4 liver cancer, urging fans to cherish loved ones.
Ex-Minister Mamman Gets 75 Years for N33.8bn Fraud
Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years for stealing N33.8bn. Court orders forfeiture of properties and foreign currencies.
British Envoy Praises AbdulRazaq's Gender Equity Role
British Deputy High Commissioner Gill Lever lauds Kwara Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for appointing over 50% women in cabinet, advancing gender equity and digital skills.
Ex-Minister Saleh Mamman Gets 75 Years for N33.8 Billion Fraud
Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years imprisonment by a Federal High Court for N33.8 billion fraud linked to hydroelectric power projects.
CSOs Demand Ojulari's Resignation Over Refinery MoU
Civil society groups call for NNPCL GCEO Bayo Ojulari's resignation, citing lack of accountability in $3.5 billion refinery spending and new MoU with Chinese firms.
ADC seeks probe of alleged N800bn FAAC diversion
The African Democratic Congress accuses President Tinubu and APC governors of diverting over N800 billion from FAAC for 2027 politics, as Finance Minister Oyedele warns against relying on borrowing.
Independent energy body needed to fix Nigeria's policy gaps
Energy economist Diran Fawibe calls for a Nigerian Academy of Energy Economics to provide evidence-based advice on subsidy removal, gas development, and sector reforms.
UK Backs Press Freedom, Ethical Journalism in Nigeria
The UK has reaffirmed its commitment to press freedom and ethical journalism in Nigeria, emphasizing the vital role of independent media in strengthening democracy and public accountability.
Security Trust Fund: Global Lessons, Successes and Road Ahead
An analysis of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund model, its global parallels, successes, and the path forward for security funding in Nigeria.
CSOs Urge INEC to Intensify Fight Against Vote Buying, Audit Tech
Civil society groups call on INEC to adopt tougher measures against vote buying, audit BVAS and IReV, and release clean voter register ahead of 2027 elections.
Useless Disciplines: Nigeria's Education Policy Under Fire
An analysis of the debate over 'useless' disciplines in Nigerian universities, arguing that humanities are vital for national development and should not be sidelined.
FCCPC Backs Lagos on Ending Estimated Billing
The FCCPC has praised LASERC for consumer-focused reforms ending estimated billing in Lagos, supporting universal smart metering and stronger oversight.
Archbishop Warns Against Fake News and Social Media Misuse
Archbishop Gabriel Abegunrin warns that fake news and careless social media posts threaten society, families, and relationships. He urges ethical communication and cautions youths against losing their humanity to algorithms.
Court: Mandatory Death Sentences Limit Judicial Discretion
Federal High Court in Enugu declares mandatory death sentences unconstitutional for robbing courts of sentencing discretion, in a landmark public interest case.
ADC Accuses Tinubu of Diverting FAAC Funds for Re-election
The African Democratic Congress accuses President Tinubu of diverting FAAC allocations to fund his 2027 re-election campaign, calling it criminal and a theft of public resources.
HURIWA Lauds FG, NDLEA on Drug Test Policy for Students
HURIWA praises the Federal Government and NDLEA for introducing mandatory drug testing for students, calling it a bold step against substance abuse among Nigerian youths.
Archbishop Warns Youth: Don't Lose Humanity to Algorithms
Catholic Archbishop of Ibadan, Most Rev. Gabriel 'Leke Abegunrin, cautions youth against losing their humanity to technology and algorithms during 2026 Communication Week.
Archbishop Warns Fake News Threatens Society
Catholic Archbishop of Ibadan, Most Rev. Gabriel 'Leke Abegunrin, warns that fake news and unethical communication are endangering society, families, and relationships.
CSOs Demand NNPCL CEO Resignation Over $3.5bn Refinery Spend
Civil society groups call for NNPCL CEO Bayo Ojulari's resignation over $3.5 billion refinery spending and a new Chinese MoU, demanding transparency and a National Assembly probe.
Page 48 of 81