FCT Minister Nyesom Wike's remarks about shooting Channels TV presenter Seun Okinbaloye over political commentary have drawn widespread condemnation from analysts and civil society groups, raising alarms over press freedom and democratic accountability in
Dr. Tony Ojukwu, NHRC Executive Secretary, calls on the Federal Government to address root causes like poverty, inequality, and hate speech to break cycles of violence in Nigeria, following recent attacks in Jos.
Step Up Nigeria partners with PPLAAF to protect whistleblowers and launches a 2026 art competition. EFCC and NOA emphasize youth's role in fighting corruption amid Nigeria's low CPI ranking.
The PDP faction led by Kabiru Tanimu Turaki has condemned President Bola Tinubu's recent visit to Plateau State, calling it insensitive after over 40 deaths. The party accused the Presidency of delayed response and poor handling during the airport meeting
Chief of Defence Staff General Olufemi Olatunbosun Oluyede has urged media practitioners to lead efforts against misinformation and promote national unity, emphasizing the critical role of journalism in Nigeria's security landscape during an Easter retrea
Dr. Tony Ojukwu of the National Human Rights Commission calls on the Federal Government to combat poverty, inequality, and hate speech as key drivers of violence, warning that failure to act will perpetuate cycles of bloodshed across Nigeria.
At its 103rd anniversary, the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria urged the government to implement humanitarian programs and constitutional reforms to address economic challenges, citing global conflicts and inflation.
The EFCC has requested a Federal High Court in Abuja to permanently forfeit 57 properties allegedly tied to former Attorney General Abubakar Malami, citing insufficient evidence from respondents to overturn an interim order.
The Nigerian Forest Security Service has requested collaboration with the EFCC to combat corruption and financial crimes, emphasizing intelligence sharing and capacity building.
The Managing Director of NSITF, Oluwaseun Faleye, emphasizes that social protection and institutional trust are foundational pillars for Nigeria's sustainable development, urging stronger legal and moral frameworks.
The Federal Government has called on the media to hold public office holders accountable with fairness, professionalism, and responsibility, emphasizing balanced journalism's role in deepening democracy and building public trust.
NAFDAC reiterates the ban on alcohol in sachets and small containers below 200ml remains active. The agency launched a national call centre to enhance pharmacovigilance and combat substandard medicines, while also discussing pharmaceutical partnerships wi
The arraignment of former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido and his sons over alleged N1.3 billion fraud has been postponed again at the Federal High Court in Abuja due to EFCC objections citing Supreme Court orders.
The Federal Government has called on the media to hold public office holders accountable with fairness, professionalism, and responsibility, emphasizing balanced journalism's role in deepening democracy and strengthening public trust.
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Public expenditure records reveal ₦10 million spent on two pressing irons for Vice President Shettima's office, alongside millions on groundnut oil, staff tea, and police food items, raising transparency concerns.
A joint study by Nigerian CSOs reveals that financial allocations to LGAs are insufficient for development, calling for constitutional reforms to ensure autonomy and accountability.
Former Minister of State for Power, Goody Jedy-Agba, asserts that indiscipline, not corruption, is Nigeria's primary problem, advocating for disciplined public resource management to reduce graft.
The arraignment of former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido and his sons for alleged N1.3bn fraud was stalled at the Federal High Court in Abuja due to an EFCC objection citing Supreme Court orders.
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The Federal High Court in Kaduna has adjourned the 10-count corruption trial of former governor Nasir El-Rufai to Wednesday for a bail hearing, following his return to ICPC custody after temporary release for his mother's funeral.
The EFCC insists that Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu, the original trial judge, must handle the retrial of former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido and his sons on corruption charges, following a Supreme Court order.
The Peoples Wellbeing Association plans a lawsuit to halt the pipeline surveillance contract renewal, advocating for decentralization, while protesters defend the current arrangement, warning of security risks.
Finance Minister Wale Edun disclosed Africa loses $88 billion yearly to illicit financial flows, urging systemic reforms for domestic resource mobilization to fund development.
Ekiti State has been ranked first in Nigeria for transparency and public finance management in the 2025 Subnational Audit Efficacy Index, scoring 72%. The report highlights modest recovery but persistent gaps in fiscal governance across states.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the final forfeiture of a London property linked to the late former FCT Minister Jeremiah Useni to the Federal Government, citing proceeds of unlawful activities.
The Peoples Wellbeing Association (PWA) plans to sue in Abuja to stop the renewal of a pipeline surveillance contract, advocating for division among multiple stakeholders to enhance efficiency and stability in the Niger Delta.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists and ICPC held a stakeholders' engagement in Abuja to enhance media insights on anti-corruption governance, emphasizing collaboration, ethical reporting, and preventive strategies to combat corruption in Nigeria.
The Federal Government aims to reach 15 million vulnerable households through its Household Prosperity and Empowerment Cash Transfer Programme, with over 9.2 million beneficiaries already receiving support nationwide.
Prof. Tunji Olaopa outlines strategies to end abuse in public procurement, emphasizing professionalization and integrity to ensure national development goals are met effectively.
The Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency through citizen participation, acknowledging low public awareness of its Citizens’ Delivery Tracker app for monitoring projects and performance.
Prominent Christian figures and the Olubadan of Ibadan call for urgent government action to address Nigeria's severe economic hardship and escalating security crisis, warning of a national emergency.