Nigeria Lost $76 Billion on Failed State-Owned Businesses
Nigeria has lost over $76 billion on failed government businesses, including Ajaokuta Steel, refineries, and NITEL, according to a report by the Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics.
Nigeria has lost over $76 billion on failed government businesses, including Ajaokuta Steel, refineries, and NITEL, according to a report by the Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics.
Environmental experts say Nigeria's Climate Change Act remains largely unimplemented after five years, with weak enforcement, poor funding, and lack of political will hindering progress.
SERAP and NGE have sued the NBC at the Federal High Court, Lagos, challenging the constitutionality of the broadcast code provisions used to threaten sanctions against stations and presenters.
Analysis of Wale Edun's removal as Finance Minister highlights conflict between political narrative and fiscal reality, raising concerns about truth in governance under President Tinubu.
A conviction does not always heal a victim. Nigeria's justice system must focus on victim support, compensation, and rehabilitation beyond punishment.
HEDA calls on ICAN to discipline a convicted ex-government official for an N868 million fraud, citing betrayal of public trust and professional misconduct.
WHO urges sustained funding and environmental hygiene to end malaria in Nigeria, as Dangote calls for coordinated action from governments and private sector.
Former minister Lai Mohammed says fake news and disinformation worsened the #EndSARS protests, not poor government communication, speaking at LSE in London.
Nigeria's Electoral Act 2026 sparks debate on democracy, with concerns over removing qualification grounds for election petitions and opaque party registers.
The Nigerian Copyright Commission urges effective protection of intellectual property rights to boost the economy, emphasizing IP's role in sports and youth empowerment.
Lagos State Government defends reintroduced monthly sanitation, citing a 2021 Court of Appeal ruling that upholds controlled movement as lawful and not violating fundamental rights.
SERAP and the Nigerian Guild of Editors have filed a lawsuit against the NBC, challenging the constitutionality of provisions in the Broadcasting Code that threaten sanctions for expressing personal opinions.
David Mark, ADC chairman, accuses APC of undermining democratic institutions, weakening opposition, and compromising electoral integrity in Nigeria.
Ukraine's Ambassador to Nigeria calls for global reflection on Chernobyl's 40th anniversary, highlighting the disaster's impact and lessons on safety and accountability.
A forensic investigation reveals that viral footage of Kano Governor Abba Yusuf's image on underwear was digitally manipulated; original video shows political protest, not government distribution.
A forensic investigation reveals viral footage claiming Kano State distributed underwear with Governor Yusuf's image was digitally manipulated. The original video shows political protest.
Presidential aide Sunday Dare rejects opposition allegations as baseless noise, accusing ADC of political distraction ahead of 2027 elections.
Former electoral commissioner Mike Igini warns Nigeria's democracy is endangered without credible opposition, urging reforms ahead of 2027 elections.
A forensic analysis debunks viral claims that Kano state government distributed underwear to women as empowerment or campaign gifts, revealing manipulated images.
The Obidient Movement calls on Nigeria's Supreme Court to expedite its judgment on ADC leadership disputes, warning delays could weaken democratic stability ahead of 2027 elections.
Barrister Niyi Aborisade criticizes the release of repentant Boko Haram members, calling for justice and support for victims over reintegration.
The Bala Audu-led NMA faction rejects the suspension of its president, calling the Emergency Delegates Meeting unconstitutional and invalid.
Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State reaffirms commitment to women's empowerment through the Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up Project, urging champions to promote gender equality.
Alhaja Rofiat Eletu urges Lagos women to lead environmental sanitation, emphasizing cleanliness as a daily lifestyle for a healthier society.
A rebuttal to distorted reports, affirming Senator Ibikunle Amosun's unmatched political influence and grassroots acceptance in Ogun Central.
The EFCC has warned content creators nationwide against using its name, logo, or uniforms in skits without approval, threatening legal action for violators.
Yoruba One Voice calls for comprehensive security reforms and true federalism, urging decentralised policing and constitutional review to address Nigeria's challenges.
Ex-France star Emmanuel Petit advises Cesc Fabregas against becoming Chelsea head coach, calling the club a 'mess' and a 'nightmare' for managers.
Lagos State government has been called upon to intensify non-kinetic approaches to tackle insecurity, as resolved at the 19th Executive-legislative parley.
Nigeria spends $549.29 million on medical tourism in 9 months, highlighting healthcare system failures. Experts call for investment, reforms, and trust rebuilding.