
Concerns Over Allegations Against Presidential Chief of Staff and Calls for Reform
Recent allegations against the Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu highlight potential issues in Nigeria's governance and call for necessary reforms.
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Recent allegations against the Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu highlight potential issues in Nigeria's governance and call for necessary reforms.

Benue State leaders are in a heated exchange following the recent killings in Otukpo. Governor Alia and PDP's Aondoakaa criticize each other's leadership amid rising insecurity.

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of IPOB, warns ex-lawyer Ifeanyi Ejiofor not to disclose confidential information. He stresses that confidentiality obligations remain after termination.

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for stabbing another man in Anambra during a dispute over money. The court found him not guilty of murder.

The Enugu State Government has suspended Christopher Nyia, the traditional ruler of Obeagu Ugwuaji, amid community unrest and misconduct claims. An inquiry panel has been set up for investigation.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced that cash in circulation increased to N5.73 trillion in 2025, reflecting stronger economic activity and rising forex inflows.

Enugu State will hire over 6,500 teachers for various roles in public schools. This move aims to enhance education quality and support the Smart Green School initiative.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development has awarded AI advocacy grants to seven civil society organisations in Nigeria to enhance governance and community engagement.

Emmanuel Newyear, a suspect in the murder of Ibrahim Mbaya, confessed to beating the student with a plank while trying to find a missing iPhone. Other suspects were also involved.

Mohamad Safa questions the timing of sexual misconduct allegations against ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan after he sought arrest warrants for Israeli leaders. The allegations come as member states vote for his removal.

Governor Umo Eno's government in Akwa Ibom State has received ₦2.934 trillion in public funds. However, there are no details on how this money was spent on projects.

The Ondo State High Court ruled that Amotekun cannot declare officers wanted. The court emphasized that only courts can issue such declarations.