LASTMA deploys drones for Lagos traffic control and security surveillance
LASTMA says drones will provide real-time aerial oversight to ease traffic and improve safety in Lagos.
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FIRS mourns loss of four senior officials
A fire at Afriland Towers in Lagos claimed the lives of four senior FIRS staff, prompting grief and safety reviews within the agency.
ICPC obtains six-year prison sentence for River Basin director
ICPC secured the conviction of SRRBDA director Rabiu Musa Matazu for diverting N305,000, with the court sentencing him to concurrent prison terms.
NECO releases 2025 SSCE results, 60% pass with English, Maths
NECO has released the 2025 SSCE results, with 60.26% of candidates passing English and Mathematics, alongside a 61.58% drop in examination malpractice cases.
Trump files $15 billion lawsuit against NEW YORK TIMES…
Donald Trump has filed a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, several reporters, and Penguin Random House, accusing them of malicious reporting.
FG reaffirms mandatory NIN use across all sectors
Tinubu says enforcing NIN across all sectors is central to Nigeria’s digital future, pledging full coverage, digital trust, and security.
Dangote celebrates refinery milestone, says petrol is now cheaper across Nigeria
Dangote marked one year of refinery operations, highlighting exports, cheaper petrol, CNG trucks, and job creation while dismissing union criticisms.
Sowore drags DSS, Meta, X to court, seeks Abuja high court order to prevent deletion of posts labeling Tinubu ‘a criminal’
Omoyele Sowore has sued the DSS, Meta, and X, alleging censorship of his social media posts and warning that free speech in Nigeria is under threat.
Niger state orders clerics to submit sermons for approval, obtain preaching licences
Niger State has mandated clerics to submit sermons for vetting and obtain licences to preach, a policy Governor Bago says is meant to curb inciteful messages.
Data breach alert: Direct Verify exposes Nigerians’ NIN details for N150
An unlicensed website, Direct Verify, is illegally selling Nigerians’ NIN and BVN data, raising major privacy and security concerns.