Court backs FCCPC in airtime credit regulation dispute
The Federal High Court in Lagos has dismissed WASPAN’s suit challenging the FCCPC’s authority to regulate Nigeria’s ₦400 billion airtime […]
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Silence order: Umahi’s university directs staff not to release ‘unauthorised’ information on Mary Habila’s death
As public pressure mounts over Mary Habila’s death, the university linked to the case has moved to lock down information — and leaked meeting minutes have exposed exactly that.
Atiku demands probe of N12.8trn ‘Hidden’ service-wide vote in 2026 budget
Atiku Abubakar has called on the National Assembly to launch a comprehensive investigation into the ₦12.8 trillion Service-Wide Vote in the 2026 budget, describing the nearly 1,918 per cent jump from 2025 as evidence of deliberate opacity in government spending.
Habila was community health worker, not physiotherapist — varsity sources back NSP
Sources at David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences say Mary Habila, found dead at Minister Umahi’s residence, was a
PFIPC’s DG Adeniyi reveals how fake agency made it into FG budget
Self-styled PFIPC Director-General Adeyemi Matthew Adeniyi has claimed he does not know how the phantom agency ended up with a N1.3 billion budgetary allocation, insisting the process had stalled following his arrest, while denying ever meeting Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila.
One agency, two heads: BCDA boss George defies Tinubu, refuses to vacate office
Embattled BCDA Executive Secretary Dakorinama Alabo George has refused to vacate office despite being replaced by Abdulrazak Sa’ad Namdas, insisting President Tinubu’s directive for appointees to resign before primaries “does not stand,” a claim legal experts have disputed.
‘Soldiers didn’t rescue us — ISWAP released us’: Freed teacher punctures official narrative
Rescued Oyo State teacher Zacchaeus Olatunde has directly contradicted the official rescue narrative, telling Nigeria Info FM that he and
Your policies have destroyed lives, ADC tackles Tinubu
The African Democratic Congress has demanded President Tinubu either abandon his “neoliberal economic policies” or resign, citing World Bank data showing 139 million Nigerians living in poverty and a World Food Programme report warning of the worst food security crisis Nigeria has experienced in nearly a decade.
Benue: Herdsmen kidnap three mourning siblings, their mother’s corpse
Three siblings transporting their late mother’s remains from Abuja to Benue State for burial have been abducted by suspected armed herdsmen along the Ogobia-Otukpo Road in Ohimini Local Government Area — with gunmen taking not only the children but also their mother’s corpse into the bush.
Supreme Court overturns appeal court, upholds Emefiele property forfeiture order
The Supreme Court has reinstated the forfeiture of seven properties linked to former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele, overturning a Court