Dogs will reject food we’re served – Inmates
If anyone depends solely on the food served by the authority, I bet you that such a person will die.
Headlines
FG probes tertiary institutions, banks over withheld student loans
“Some institutions have received student loan disbursements directly into their accounts yet neglect to inform the affected students or record the payments…”
How Hundeyin and Greenspan spearheaded legal victory for Tinubu file release
A U.S. court has ordered the release of unredacted files on President Bola Tinubu’s alleged involvement in a 1990s heroin trafficking case, following intense legal pressure linked to two prominent antagonists of the Nigerian leader — David Hundeyin and Aaron Greenspan
Presidency responds to US Court order on Tinubu’s FBI, DEA records
Nothing new to reveal, says Bayo Onanuga, President’s Senior Aide
Nigeria in Summary – 13 APRIL 2025
Here’s a breakdown of some key issues in the public consciousness:
US court orders FBI, DEA to release Tinubu drug probe files
“A US federal judge has ordered top American law enforcement agencies to release confidential records from a 1990s investigation involving Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, rejecting claims that secrecy remains justified.”
Ex-Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu passes away at 74
“He died this morning in Enugu after a brief illness. We shall miss him,” the commissioner said.
FBI arrests Nigerian PhD student in $1m fraud scheme
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested a Nigerian national, Mercy Ojedeji, 24, for orchestrating a complex fraud scheme involving forged academic documents, romance scams, and immigration violations that prosecutors say aimed to defraud victims of over $1 million.
Black Market Dollar (USD) to Naira (NGN) Exchange Rate: 12 April 2025
The exchange rate for a dollar to naira at Lagos Parallel Market (Black Market) players buy a dollar for ₦1620 and sell at ₦1627 on Friday 11th April, 2025, according to sources at Bureau De Change (BDC).
Selective outrage over mass murders in Nigeria
We are more tolerant of and readier to justify hurtful words that come from our “friends” than we are of even less hurtful words that come from our “enemies.”