Jul 04, 2026Abdullahi Alhassan Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum disburses N5.81bn to clear gratuity backlog for retirees and families of deceased workers, settles arrears up to 2022, and promises reforms to improve local government employees’ welfare. View more
Jul 03, 2026Bukola Kuteyi Lagos State Government dismisses reports of 10,430 new HIV infections, clarifying data misinterpretation while highlighting progress in testing, treatment, and epidemic control. View more
Jul 03, 2026Bukola Kuteyi Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) calls for the sack of Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila over alleged corruption involving a fake agency, незакон accounts, and ₦27bn scandal tied to appointment racketeering. View more
Jul 03, 2026Bukola Kuteyi Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi denies forgery and impersonation allegations, insisting his appointment as DG was legitimate and known to Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, despite Presidency’s claim the agency is fictitious. View more
Jul 02, 2026Abdullahi Alhassan A civil society group has urged the ICPC to investigate Defence Minister Bello Matawalle over alleged NECO certificate forgery, raising concerns about documents submitted for the 2023 Zamfara governorship election. View more
Jul 02, 2026Bukola Kuteyi Two Imo police officers have died and five others were injured in a road accident in Isiala Mbano. The police command has opened an investigation as CP Audu Bosso expresses condolences. View more
Jul 02, 2026Bukola Kuteyi The Federal Government plans to replace NYSC khaki uniforms with locally made Adire fabric as part of reforms to support Nigeria’s textile industry and improve corps members’ deployment. View more
Jul 02, 2026Abdullahi Alhassan Auwal Ibrahim Musa Rafsanjani, Executive Director of CISLAC and Head of Transparency International Nigeria, has received the Amalia Award for Professional Excellence, recognising his leadership in advancing anti-corruption reforms View more
Jul 02, 2026Bukola Kuteyi TikTok settles a lawsuit filed by a Florida teenager over social media addiction claims ahead of a landmark US trial. Meta and Snapchat remain defendants as the case could shape future litigation on youth mental health and tech platforms. View more
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