Abejide debunks forced retirement claims in Customs CG pick
House committee chair Leke Abejide dismisses claims of forced retirement in Nigeria Customs Service, citing Public Service Rules and a 16-year recruitment gap.
Category : Government Policies
Senate Intervenes to End NMDPRA-OGFZA Turf War
The Senate Committee on Downstream Petroleum has stepped in to resolve the jurisdictional dispute between NMDPRA and OGFZA, warning that the conflict undermines investor confidence in Nigeria's oil and gas sector.
FG Approves Scheme of Service for NIMC in Major Reform
The Federal Government has approved the NIMC Scheme of Service, a first for the Commission, providing a structured career framework and aligning with public service rules.
Nigeria's AI Revolution Faces Legal Void, Urgent Regulation Needed
Nigeria lacks binding AI legislation despite rapid deployment across sectors, exposing citizens to fraud, bias, and abuse. Experts demand urgent governance.
ADC alleges Ekiti govt blocked campaign rally venue
ADC says Ekiti State Government blocked its use of the state pavilion for campaign finale; government denies, calling it an excuse for failure.
Nigeria launches FreeTV under DSO to boost digital broadcasting
Nigeria's federal government has launched FreeTV under the Digital Switch Over programme, aiming to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and expand access to over 100 channels.
Heavy Security in Ikere-Ekiti Ahead of Ekiti Election
Security personnel from Police and NSCDC deployed in Ikere-Ekiti on Saturday as Ekiti governorship election begins, with movement restricted and shops closed.
Cross River Suspends Transport Ticket Sales, Levies
Cross River State Government suspends ticket sales and levies on inter-city transport operators after complaints of multiple taxation, offering relief to drivers and commuters.
Police Warn Against Vote-Buying in Ekiti Election
The Nigeria Police Force warns against vote-buying and electoral offences in the Ekiti governorship election, vowing to arrest and prosecute offenders.
FG Unveils 40+ Frameworks to Protect Women and Families
The Federal Government has launched over 40 new policy frameworks to strengthen protection for women, children, and vulnerable groups, addressing implementation gaps and outdated instruments.
Otu Advocates Review of Revenue Allocation Formula
Cross River Governor Bassey Otu has called for a comprehensive review of Nigeria's revenue allocation formula, citing long-standing injustice and inadequate federal allocations to the state.
APC Projected to Win Ekiti 2026 Governorship Election
Political analyst Olajumoke Victor projects APC will retain power in Ekiti's 2026 governorship election, citing incumbency and structure, but warns of opposition threats.
Umahi Faults Obi Over Alleged Threat to Halt Tinubu’s Legacy Projects
Minister of Works David Umahi criticizes Peter Obi for allegedly threatening to halt Tinubu's legacy projects, calling the statement painful and urging Nigerians to reject deceit.
CDCFIB Recruitment: Fresh Directives on Dress Code, Documents
CDCFIB clarifies no specific dress code for medical screening on June 22, 2026; advises applicants not to bring credentials, as verification won't occur.
Role of Church in Decaying World: Renewal and Responsibility
The Church is called to be salt and light in a decaying world, resisting secular conformity, speaking prophetically against injustice, and modeling servant leadership to restore moral compass.
Opebi-Ojota Bridge Still Not Fully Open Months After Launch
Months after their commissioning in April 2026, the Opebi-Ojota link bridge, multi-agency complex, and LAGIS building in Lagos remain partially unused, with ongoing work and access restrictions.
Osun seeks police backing over LG council dispute
Osun State Government requests police support amid renewed tensions over local government control following a court ruling that has sparked legal and political disagreements.
Abiodun Clears Air on Dangote Refinery Exit, Port on Track
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun denies involvement in Dangote Refinery's relocation, says decision predates his tenure, and reaffirms progress on the Deep Sea Port and oil exploration.
Tinubu Praises Wike for Transforming Abuja into Modern Capital
President Tinubu, through Vice President Shettima, endorsed FCT Minister Wike for delivering key infrastructure in Abuja, including roads, water, and solar lighting, as part of the Renewed Hope Agenda.
FG Concludes Five-Year Civil Service Reform Strategy Review
The Federal Government has completed the end-term review of the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan 2021-2025, setting the stage for a new reform phase.
Tinubu Orders NIPSS Security Boost in 72 Hours
President Tinubu directs NIPSS to reinforce security and submit a security plan within 72 hours following a terrorist attack that killed three security personnel.
Ekiti Guber: Police Ban Vehicular Movements, List Exemptions
Ekiti State Police ban vehicular movements on June 20 for 2026 governorship election. Exemptions include students, INEC staff, journalists, and medical personnel.
Omatseye Urges Clerics to Promote Peace, Warns Against Division
Sam Omatseye calls on religious leaders to promote peace and warns against divisive rhetoric, as insecurity, religious intolerance, and corruption threaten Nigeria's unity.
Senator Ikpea Supports Okpebholo on Kidnapper Trials
Senator Joseph Ikpea backs Governor Okpebholo's proposal for swift trials and public execution of kidnappers, praising recent police actions and rescue operations in Edo State.
OYSIEC Calls for Credible Primaries in Oyo Council Polls
OYSIEC chairman Dr. Afeez Adeniyi urges political parties to conduct transparent primaries from June 29 to July 27, 2026, ahead of the December 29 local government elections.
FG Tells Media to Stop Giving Terrorists Front Page Coverage
The Federal Government urged Nigerian media to stop giving prominent coverage to terrorists and criminals, warning it undermines national security.
COAS Charges Recruits to Apply Decisive Force
Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, urged graduating recruits to decisively confront bandits and kidnappers, while troops recovered 342 animals in Katsina.
Ogun Bans Graduation, End-of-Session Parties in Schools
Ogun State government has banned graduation and end-of-session parties in all schools, citing extortion of parents. Schools face sanctions for non-compliance.
Gov Eno Seeks Power to Bypass Bidding for Billion Naira Contracts
Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno has asked the House of Assembly to amend the procurement law, allowing him to bypass competitive bidding for contracts above N1 billion.
House Minority Caucus Accuses Tinubu of Prioritising Politics
The House Minority Caucus accuses President Tinubu of prioritising politics over governance, citing rising insecurity, economic hardship, and attempts to weaken opposition ahead of 2027 elections.
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