Obi: EFCC claim on students as yahoo boys shows moral collapse
Peter Obi reacts to EFCC chairman's claim that 6 in 10 Nigerian university students are cybercriminals, calling it a sign of systemic moral failure.
Peter Obi reacts to EFCC chairman's claim that 6 in 10 Nigerian university students are cybercriminals, calling it a sign of systemic moral failure.
President Tinubu removes NMDPRA CEO Saidu Mohammed in public interest, nominates Rabiu Abdullahi Umar pending Senate confirmation.
Atiku Abubakar criticizes President Tinubu's comment on not being forced out, saying it shows disconnect from insecurity reality.
At Women Deliver 2026, grassroots initiatives combat child marriage in Nigeria, where 30-42% of girls marry before 18, highlighting community-driven change.
A coalition urges the Council of Legal Education to resist pressure and complete the probe into Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu's law certificate, despite legal challenges.
Intersociety rejects Anambra Governor Soludo's renaming of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University's Uli campus after ex-Gov Mbadinuju, citing his poor record.
Elon Musk testifies that OpenAI was his idea before executives shifted it to profit-driven model, seeking $150 billion in damages and a return to nonprofit status.
HURIWA raises alarm over political victimisation and violence against opposition figures in Imo State, calling for federal intervention to prevent escalation.
The suspension of mobile credit services by MTN and Airtel threatens 156 million subscribers, raising concerns over regulatory compliance and judicial authority in Nigeria's fintech sector.
EFCC chairman Olanipekun Olukayode reveals investigations into Nigerian university vice chancellors for inflated contracts, ghost workers, and diverted student fees, urging tech adoption.
Nigeria's delayed audit reports and weak oversight fuel opacity in federal spending, threatening fiscal transparency and economic reforms under the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
EFCC investigates Nigerian VCs for inflated contracts and student fee diversion. Chairman Olukoyede also says 60% of university students are involved in cybercrime.
High poverty persists in Nigeria despite vast resources. Government policies and corruption are blamed, with World Bank and global indices highlighting crises in health, hunger, and financial security.
The Federal Government inaugurates NUPRC and NALDA boards, demanding transparency in oil and agriculture sectors to boost food security and economic growth.
WARDC launches a report exposing widespread online harassment, cyberstalking, and image-based abuse against women and girls in Nigeria and Kenya, urging legal reforms.
The Arewa Socio-Economic Forum has dismissed viral reports of a new vehicle tax, urging Nigerians to verify information from official sources and supporting ongoing fiscal reforms.
The Arewa Socio-Economic Forum debunks false claims of a new vehicle tax, warning of fraud, and expresses support for ongoing fiscal reforms in Nigeria.
AAFN launches a toolkit including a music album and notebooks to fight fake news, targeting all 774 local government areas in Nigeria.
The National Council on Nutrition approved Nigeria's 2026-2035 National Policy on Food and Nutrition, directing states to establish nutrition councils within three months.
A rights group asks the Federal High Court to interpret Section 156 of the Constitution on whether past political party affiliation disqualifies one from INEC appointment.
Nigerian human rights lawyer Mbasekei Martin Obono attended a royal reception at St James's Palace, engaging King Charles III and Queen Camilla on justice and cultural heritage.
NIPSS Director-General Prof Ayo Omotayo urges rural women to leverage AI and mobile platforms for faster access to justice, legal aid, and discrimination reporting.
Udochukwu Favour Osinachi criticizes societal gender roles after people judge her husband for carrying their baby during evening strolls, emphasizing shared parenting.
House of Representatives urges NCC to extend SIM reassignment waiting period to 18 months to protect Nigerians from fraud, identity theft, and wrongful criminal allegations.
Policy experts call for complete overhaul of Nigeria's Bilateral Investment Treaties to protect national interests, human rights, and align with sustainable development goals.
Ghana has terminated negotiations for a US aid agreement after Washington demanded access to citizens' personal data, citing privacy concerns.
Osun Governor Adeleke's campaign council dismisses opposition claims of financial opacity, citing BudgIT's 100% fiscal transparency score for Q3 2025.
WARDC unveils a new report on technology-facilitated violence against women and girls in Nigeria and Kenya, highlighting online harassment, cyberstalking, and image-based abuse.
SDP welcomes restoration of Gabam's leadership after INEC recognition, hails judiciary's role in upholding rule of law, and calls for unity among members.
Lagos State Government dismisses Sahara Reporters' claim that Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was asked to resign on health grounds, calling it fake news.