Court Warns FCCPC Boss of Contempt in Airtime Loan Dispute
Federal High Court fixes May 15 for hearing in WASPAN suit against FCCPC over airtime lending regulations, warns of imprisonment for non-compliance.
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CNPD: Senate's Principal Officer Choice Boosts Stability
The Citizens Network for Peace and Development in Nigeria (CNPD) says the Senate's amendment of its Standing Rules on eligibility for principal officers boosts democracy and legislative efficiency.
Court Stops NBC Sanctions on Broadcasters for Opinions
Federal High Court in Lagos issues interim injunction against NBC, preventing sanctions on broadcasters for expressing personal opinions, pending a substantive suit by SERAP and NGE.
Court Restrains NBC from Sanctioning Broadcasters for Opinions
Federal High Court in Lagos grants interim injunction stopping NBC from penalizing broadcasters for expressing personal opinions, citing constitutional rights.
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El-Rufai Arraigned on Fresh Charges in Kaduna Court
Nasir El-Rufai, former Kaduna governor, appeared in court for new charges amid probes by ICPC, EFCC, and DSS over financial and security allegations.
Nigeria Tax Ombud Seeks IMF Support for Growth
Dr. John Nwabueze, Nigeria's Tax Ombud, has called for IMF assistance to strengthen the operational capacity and independence of the newly established tax arbiter office.
Engineering That Was Not Done: Response to Dr. Babalola
A structural engineer argues Nigeria's electricity reform failure stems from missing engineering analysis, proposing an audit function for sector reforms.
ASF France Condemns RightsCon 2026 Cancellation in Zambia
ASF France condemns the abrupt cancellation of RightsCon 2026 in Lusaka, Zambia, calling it a violation of human rights and a setback for digital rights dialogue in Africa.
Court: SERAP Defamed DSS, Must Pay N100m Damages
FCT High Court awards N100m damages against SERAP for defaming DSS, orders apologies in national newspapers and TV.
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Ganduje Recognizes Sanusi as Kano Emir in Surprise Move
Former Kano governor Ganduje publicly addresses Sanusi II as Emir, marking a shift after years of rivalry. The gesture at a swearing-in ceremony signals potential easing of tensions amid ongoing legal disputes.
Oshiomhole Seeks Revocation of MTN, DSTV Licences
Senator Adams Oshiomhole calls for revocation of MTN and DSTV licences in response to renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa. Senate forms joint committee.
Group Backs NCC Boss Over Telco Compensation Policy
The National Consumers Advocacy Network commends NCC's Aminu Maida for a policy forcing telecom operators to compensate subscribers for poor service, marking a shift in regulatory enforcement.
CSOs Back Boko Haram Reintegration Plan Amid Opposition
Civil society organizations support Nigeria's Operation Safe Corridor for rehabilitating former Boko Haram fighters, despite growing public resistance and concerns over accountability.
Edo Govt, CRPP Bicker Over Undisclosed Project Costs
Edo State Government and CRPP exchange words over undisclosed cost of contacts and project bidding transparency. The CRPP threatens to invite EFCC.
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Mother of Late 'Fish Magnet' Gets Anambra Commissioner Role
Governor Soludo nominates Mrs Esther Chinyere Onyekesi, mother of slain businessman Martin Onyekesi, as Commissioner for Women Affairs in Anambra State.
Nine Groups Form Coalition for Participatory Governance
Nine civil society and civic tech organisations launch the Coalition for Participatory Governance to boost transparency and accountability at local government level in Nigeria.
SERAP Ordered to Pay N100m to DSS Operatives
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered SERAP to pay N100 million in damages to two DSS operatives for defamation over false invasion claims.
CSOs Back Terrorist Reintegration with Monitoring
Civil Society Organizations in Nigeria support reintegrating terrorists via Operation Safe Corridor, stressing monitoring to prevent relapse into crime.
Court Orders SERAP to Pay N100m for Defaming DSS
The FCT High Court awarded N100m damages against SERAP for defaming DSS operatives, ordering public apologies in newspapers and on TV.
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Kaduna Governor Sani Reaffirms Press Freedom Commitment
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani reaffirms commitment to press freedom, highlighting its role in peace and development on World Press Freedom Day 2026.
US Intel: Iran Nuke Timeline Unchanged Despite Strikes
US intelligence says Iran's nuclear weapon timeline remains at one year despite recent US and Israeli strikes, as key enriched uranium stockpiles stay intact in deep underground facilities.
Executive-Funded Welfare for Judges Raises Moral Questions
Nigeria's judiciary faces scrutiny over executive-funded welfare packages, with critics arguing that such benefits compromise judicial independence and constitutional boundaries.
NASS: Religion as Political Tool Without Empathy or Morality
The construction of worship centres in Nigeria's National Assembly sparks debate on whether religion is used for ethical governance or political theatre, amid public frustration over unmet needs.
CIFCFIN Urges FG to Adopt Forensic-Driven Governance
CIFCFIN calls on Nigeria to embrace forensic-driven governance to strengthen accountability, transparency, and plug leakages, warning of grave dangers from rising financial crimes.
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Insecurity and Poverty Fuel Decent Work Crisis in Nigeria
Nigerian labour leaders warn that insecurity and poverty are deepening the decent work crisis, calling for urgent policy action to protect workers' rights and livelihoods.
CIPSMN Inducts New Members, Stresses Ethics in Procurement
CIPSMN inducted new members, emphasizing ethics and professionalism in procurement. Leaders urged integrity and alignment with national goals.
Nigeria Power Sector Reforms Cartoon Grid Collapse
A satirical cartoon highlights Nigeria's recurring power grid collapses, mocking the slow pace of reforms and the impact on citizens and businesses.
UNESCO, MRA, Fact Check Africa Urge Govt on Free Press
UNESCO, MRA, and Fact Check Africa call on the Nigerian government to promote independent journalism and ensure journalist safety on World Press Freedom Day.
FG Reaffirms Press Freedom Pledge for 2027 Polls
Nigeria's Federal Government restates commitment to press freedom ahead of 2027 elections, as UN notes 85% of crimes against journalists go unpunished.
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N135b Election Litigation Budget: A Disturbing Signal
Nigeria's N135.22 billion budget for post-election litigation raises concerns about democratic health, signaling anticipated conflicts rather than credible elections.
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