UniAbuja Expels 28 Students For Result Forgery, Drug Possession
The University of Abuja, now renamed Yakubu Gowon University, has expelled 28 students over offences ranging from result forgery to burglary and possession of hard drugs, in one of the
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Oil Revenue: Legal Questions Arise Over Constitutional Limits
Nigeria’s fiscal structure could be facing a significant shift after President Bola Tinubu issued an executive order directing that oil and gas revenues be paid directly into the Federation Account.
Simi Responds to Backlash Over Resurfaced X Tweets
Nigerian singer Simi, born Simisola Bolatito Kosoko, has addressed criticism following the resurfacing of several old tweets she made more than a decade ago. The posts, originally shared between 2012
Ọ Dị Mma: Why the Nwa Boi System Is the Smartest Thing in Nigerian Business
A Yoruba person’s honest appreciation of the culture that’s quietly been running Nigeria’s economy all along. Let me start by putting my card on the table. I am Yoruba. And
NAFDAC Busts Lagos Warehouse with ₦3bn Worth of Fake, Banned Cosmetics
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has uncovered a warehouse in Lagos allegedly stocked with counterfeit and prohibited cosmetic products valued at about ₦3 billion.
SERAP Urges Tinubu to Withdraw Nigeria’s Phone Interception Regulations
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on President Bola Tinubu to order the immediate withdrawal of Nigeria’s Lawful Interception of Communications Regulations, 2019. In a statement released
20 Million Investor Goal Depends on Fintech Partnerships — Uwaleke
Nigeria’s ambition to bring 20 million new investors into the capital market by 2026 will depend heavily on strong partnerships with fintech companies and other industry players, according to capital
Abuja–Kaduna Train Passengers Decry AC, Lighting Failures Mid-Trip
Passengers travelling on the Abuja–Kaduna rail corridor have raised fresh concerns over recurring technical faults that leave coaches hot and dark during trips. According to a report by the News
Nigeria Imports 65% of Livestock Despite Huge Local Potential
Nigeria still imports about 65 percent of the livestock consumed annually, despite having the natural resources to produce far more locally, according to the country’s livestock development minister. Mukhtar Maiha,
Amnesty International Says 323 Nigerians Killed in February, Questions Tinubu’s Security Strategy
Human rights watchdog Amnesty International has raised serious concerns over the escalating wave of violence across Nigeria, revealing that at least 323 people were killed in multiple attacks within the
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