Sanwo-Olu unblocks, meets activist amid digital rights dispute
Sanwo-Olu unblocked activist Festus Ogun on X after facing a rights lawsuit, reigniting Nigeria’s digital rights debate.
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Nigerian government defends enforcement of tax ID requirement for business accounts
The Nigerian government insists the TIN requirement for bank accounts is not new but part of existing tax law.
Sujimoto CEO to remain in custody as court gives nod
EFCC secured a court order to keep Sujimoto boss in custody pending investigation into a N5.7bn Smart Green Schools project in Enugu.
Presidency, Miyyeti Allah agree on plan to stop cows roaming Abuja streets
The Presidency, Miyetti Allah leaders, and key ministries have agreed on steps to end cattle roaming in Abuja through ranches, grazing reserves, and nomadic education initiatives.
Natasha to NASS Clerk: I’ll sue if you stop my resumption
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has threatened legal action against the Clerk of the National Assembly if prevented from resuming legislative duties on September 15 despite a court order.
Air Peace crew reject NSIB drug, alcohol report after runway incident
Air Peace crew members have rejected a safety bureau report alleging they tested positive for alcohol and cannabis after a July runway incident, calling it defamatory and flawed.
Republicans turn on Utah governor amid revelations of Kirk dispute
Utah Governor Spencer Cox’s unity plea after Charlie Kirk’s murder drew praise for its civility but also revived criticism from MAGA allies who saw it as insincere.
Obi: While China, India, Vietnam lift millions from poverty, Nigerians sink deeper
Peter Obi urged Nigeria to adopt disciplined execution and competent leadership to tackle worsening poverty, contrasting its failures with progress in China, India, and Vietnam.
Utah Gov. Cox: “There was no rioting, there was no looting, there were no cars set on fire. There were vigils
Utah Governor Spencer Cox noted that the response to Charlie Kirk’s killing was marked by peaceful vigils rather than riots or violence.
‘Nigeria will enjoy 24/7 power supply soon’ – Adelabu
Nigeria has expanded NAPTIN facilities with EU and French support, as Minister Adelabu said the country is on course to achieve 24/7 electricity.