
Tony Ojukwu Elected Vice-President of African Rights Network
Tony Ojukwu has been elected as Vice-President of the African National Preventive Mechanisms Network. This election highlights Nigeria's commitment to human rights.
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Tony Ojukwu has been elected as Vice-President of the African National Preventive Mechanisms Network. This election highlights Nigeria's commitment to human rights.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has granted N200 million bail to Omoyele Sowore in his cybercrime trial. The Take It Back Movement opposes the bail conditions.

Frans Vierhout discusses a study revealing that armed militias cause more civilian deaths in Nigeria than Boko Haram and ISWAP combined.

Buba Galadima warns that state police will not address Nigeria's security issues and may be used by politicians to intimidate opponents during elections.

Four suspected kidnappers are in custody after abducting two children in Ibarapa, Oyo State. They each blame the others for their roles in the crime.

Universal Insurance's profit dropped significantly due to rising expenses, particularly in insurance services. The company is also working to meet new capital requirements.

With the 2027 elections approaching, Nigeria faces challenges regarding the integrity of its political parties and judiciary. Recent court cases have sparked public concern.

A gunmen attack on a secondary school in Borno has left 35 students missing. Rescue operations are underway, but community leaders confirm the situation is dire.

Nigeria has introduced a Mental Health Policy Commitment Tracker to independently assess the implementation of its mental health laws. This tool aims to enhance accountability in mental health care.

The Forum of APC Chairmen congratulates Governor Oyebanji on his re-election, reflecting the people's trust in his leadership and developmental work.

The Kogi State Police have shown support for journalists hurt in a recent accident. Thankfully, no fatalities were reported, and the injured received treatment.

Sadiya Lawal, a 23-year-old housewife, was arrested in Katsina for attempting to kill her husband, Jamilu Ibrahim, by slitting his throat while he slept.