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Public Servants Threaten October 2 Strike Over Fuel Price, Wage Demands

Public servants have threatened to commence a three-day warning strike on October 2 if the Federal Government fails to address their concerns over petrol prices, workers’ welfare and the proposed review of the national minimum wage. The Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council (JNPSNC) has given the government until September 30 to respond to the...
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IMPI Demands Fresh Scrutiny of Atiku Over Mambilla-Era $500,000 Payment

The Federal Government has been urged to examine a $500,000 transaction involving former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and a promoter of Sunrise Power, following issues raised during the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration over Nigeria’s disputed Mambilla power project. According to Northern Nigeria Hub, the call was made by the Independent Media and Policy Initiative...
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Odinkalu Questions Judge’s Role in Wike’s Son’s $2.1m Court Battle

Human rights lawyer Chidi Anselm Odinkalu has questioned the continued involvement of Justice Sylvanus Oriji in the $2.1 million property dispute involving Jordan Ezenwo Nyesom-Wike, son of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike. Odinkalu, a former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, said the judge’s reported familiarity with the Wike family could raise concerns about the...
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Police Intensify Hunt as Mystery Deepens Over 28 Skulls Recovered in Abia Forest

Police Intensify Hunt as Mystery Deepens Over 28 Skulls Recovered in Abia Forest

The discovery of 28 human skulls and other skeletal remains in suspected criminal camps in the forests of Isuochi, Abia State, has deepened a security mystery as police intensify efforts to track suspects who fled before the camps were raided. The remains were recovered during an intelligence-led operation conducted on Saturday, September 26, around Umuaku...
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Akpabio Returns Senate To Plenary With Security, Hunger, Flooding On Front Burner

Akpabio Returns Senate To Plenary With Security, Hunger, Flooding On Front Burner

By Idongesit Ashameri, Uyo The return of the Nigerian Senate from its annual recess has put insecurity, flooding and the rising cost of living back at the heart of the National Assembly’s agenda, with Senate President Godswill Akpabio warning that the country’s pressing problems can no longer be treated as routine challenges. Akpabio, who spoke...
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Independence: NSCDC Moves Into FCT Black Spots, Soft Targets With 3,000 Personnel

Independence: NSCDC Moves Into FCT Black Spots, Soft Targets With 3,000 Personnel

Uncompleted buildings identified as hideouts for criminals, crowded public spaces and critical national infrastructure have become major security focus areas in the Federal Capital Territory as the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) mobilised 3,000 personnel ahead of Nigeria’s 66th Independence anniversary. The FCT Command said its personnel had been deployed across the territory...
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66 Years After Independence, CPPE Says Nigerians Must Feel Economic Reforms

66 Years After Independence, CPPE Says Nigerians Must Feel Economic Reforms

By Ikechi Nzeako, Lagos Nigeria’s economic reforms will mean little to households and businesses unless they begin translating into cheaper production, higher farm output, better public services and more productive jobs, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has said. The centre, in its assessment of Nigeria’s economic trajectory 66 years after independence,...
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AI May Transform Broadcasting, But Cannot Replace Trust — Minister

AI May Transform Broadcasting, But Cannot Replace Trust — Minister

The rapid advance of artificial intelligence may be changing how news is produced and distributed, but the technology cannot replace the human credibility on which broadcasting ultimately depends, the Minister of Information and National Orientation has said. The Minister, while addressing the Society of Nigerian Broadcasters and other media practitioners, warned that the growing use...
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UNICAL Sounds Alarm Over Alleged ‘Result-Fixing’ Scam Targeting Students

UNICAL Sounds Alarm Over Alleged ‘Result-Fixing’ Scam Targeting Students

Students of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) are being warned against an alleged “result-fixing” scam in which a suspected impostor is reportedly demanding money from students in exchange for promises to manipulate or improve their examination results. The university management raised the alarm in a notice issued by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Offiong Okon, disowning...
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