Sanwo-Olu pledges to develop world-class workforce for Lagos
Sanwo-Olu says Lagos is investing in a modern, citizen-focused public service.
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Fuel price hike: Separating facts from fiction on 5% surcharge
Government says the 5% fuel surcharge is not new but part of the 2007 FERMA Act.
Amnesty International slams DSS over bid to censor Sowore on X
Amnesty International has criticised the Department of State Services (DSS) for attempting to silence activist Omoyele Sowore online.
Governor Mbah under scrutiny over Smart School controversy
Critics accuse Governor Mbah of using Smart School projects as a cover for looting public funds.
NPF budgets ₦7.66m for 10 toilet roll packs, ₦6.12m for 20 Owen Rich biscuits
NPF reportedly spent millions on basic items, with costs far above market value.
Africa’s role in global tech development remains vital – FUTA Don
Professor Olayinka Awopetu pointed this out while delivering the 184th inaugural lecture of the Federal University of Technology Akure FUTA
Mark Zuckerberg, the lawyer, is suing Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO…
Indiana attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg is suing Meta after repeated Facebook suspensions wrongly flagged him as impersonating CEO Mark Zuckerberg, costing him clients and ad revenue.
Two-year timeline of Tinubu’s overseas working visits
Since May 2023, President Tinubu has taken several “working vacations” abroad, splitting time between official duties and personal rest in countries including the UK and France, sparking public debate.
Court voids Military’s 15-Year compulsory service rule, affirms soldiers’ right to resign
A Nigerian court has struck down the military’s 15-year compulsory service rule, affirming that personnel have the constitutional right to resign at any time.
Inside Nigeria’s growing digital sex trade fueled by apps and algorithms
An FIJ investigation has revealed how technology, social media platforms, and coded online groups are fueling Nigeria’s booming digital sex trade, exposing women and minors to exploitation, abuse, and trafficking.