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.
Category : Anti-Corruption
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.
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.
MRA Tasks FG on Court Ruling for Journalist Protection
Media Rights Agenda calls on the Nigerian government to implement a 2024 court order mandating investigation and prosecution of attacks against journalists, warning inaction fuels impunity.
MAN, NRS Seek Institutional Compliance to Curb Illicit Financial Flows
MAN and NRS call for stronger compliance and transparency to combat illicit financial flows, citing huge annual losses to Nigeria's economy.
FG Reaffirms Press Freedom Commitment for 2027 Polls
Nigeria's government pledges to protect press freedom and ensure journalist safety as the country gears up for the 2027 general elections, addressing challenges like misinformation.
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Moniepoint CEO Sparks Outrage Over Skills Claim for 500 Jobs
Nigerians react angrily after Moniepoint CEO says the company cannot fill 500 vacancies locally due to skills gaps, education issues, and lifestyle trends.
Narges Mohammadi Needs Urgent Heart Care: Brother
Imprisoned Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi requires urgent specialized care for a life-threatening heart condition, her brother says, calling for transfer to Tehran.
Businesswoman: Fix the Men and Leave Women Alone in Marriages
A businesswoman argues that bad marriages stem from society and churches focusing on raising women while neglecting men, urging a shift in focus.
Otedola Denies Funding Dangote Refinery, Calls Claims Misleading
Billionaire Femi Otedola has dismissed claims he financed the $20 billion Dangote refinery, calling them false and misleading. He says neither Dangote nor the group sought his funds.
Court Declines to Stop ICPC Probe of Businessman
Abuja High Court dismisses suit seeking to restrain ICPC from investigating a businessman, ruling that lawful investigations must not be obstructed.
Right to film police not enough to stop extortion without reforms
Despite court affirmation of citizens' right to film police, roadside extortion persists in Nigeria due to weak enforcement, institutional flaws, and lack of independent oversight.
Nigeria Summons South African Envoy Over Xenophobic Attacks
Nigeria summoned South Africa's Acting High Commissioner over xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians. Minister Odumegwu-Ojukwu condemned the violence, while human rights scholar Prof. Emelonye called for urgent advocacy.
Press Freedom Day: SERAP, NGE, NHRC Seek Justice for Journalists
SERAP, NGE, and NHRC call for protection of journalists and end to impunity in Nigeria on World Press Freedom Day, urging authorities to safeguard press freedom.
Nestoil Bad Loans Halt Dividends for UBA, FirstBank, Access Bank
Nestoil's $2 billion bad loans force UBA, FirstBank, Access Bank to skip dividends. CBN mandates full provisioning, causing N2.16 trillion impairment charges across major lenders.
Rule of Law vs Regulatory Discretion in Nigeria's Oil Sector
A Nigerian court ruling on Dawes Island marginal field raises questions about regulatory adherence to the rule of law, as executive, legislative, and judicial branches find flaws in license revocation.
Army, HURIWA Clash Over Arrest of Activist Justice Crack
The Nigerian Army arrested social media influencer Justice Crack over soldiers' welfare posts; HURIWA condemns it as a kidnapping and assault on the Constitution.
FG Evacuates 130 Nigerians from South Africa
Nigeria begins voluntary evacuation of 130 citizens from South Africa after anti-foreigner protests. Experts call for action against xenophobia.
US Lifts Visa Ban for Foreign Doctors
The US has lifted a visa ban on foreign doctors, reversing a Trump-era policy that halted visa processing for physicians from 39 countries amid a severe doctor shortage.
Reps Probe $4.6B HIV, TB, Malaria Funds Usage
The House of Representatives Committee on Infectious Diseases investigates $4.6 billion in global fund grants for HIV, TB, and malaria, demanding financial records and implementation plans.
Oyedele's Fiscal Challenge: Execution and Reform Test
As Taiwo Oyedele takes a central role in Nigeria's fiscal direction, the nation faces critical challenges in budget execution, policy coordination, and debt sustainability.
Group Alarms Over Dual Party Membership Breach in Electoral Act
Nigeria Democratic Rights Advocacy raises alarm over alleged dual party membership by Barr. Reuben Egwuaba, citing breach of Electoral Act provisions.
Cross River Govt Reaffirms Support for Independent Media
Cross River State Government reaffirms support for independent media on World Press Freedom Day, commending journalists for their vital role in society.
Dual Party Role Scandal: Legal Breach Raises Questions Over APM, NDC
NDRA alleges dual party membership by APM and NDC legal adviser, citing Electoral Act violations and demanding investigation.
SERAP, Editors Urge Nigeria to Protect Journalists, End Insecurity
SERAP and the Nigerian Guild of Editors call on authorities to guarantee press freedom and tackle worsening insecurity, warning attacks on journalists undermine democracy.
Atiku Warns of Falling Reserves Despite Oil Windfall
Former VP Atiku Abubakar warns Nigeria's external reserves are declining despite an oil revenue surge, calling for targeted spending and long-term investments.
ACF Debunks Leadership Change, Urges Peace
Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) denies leadership change claims, calling them false and unconstitutional. Chairman Osuman urges members to avoid actions that could derail the forum's objectives.
SERAP, NGE Demand Protection for Journalists, End Impunity
SERAP and NGE call on President Tinubu and state governors to protect journalists and end impunity, as Femi Falana urges reopening of unresolved murder cases.
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