
EFCC plans to re-arraign three National Assembly officials over N337m fraud
The EFCC aims to re-arraign three National Assembly officials accused of stealing N337 million. The trial faced delays due to legal objections.
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The EFCC aims to re-arraign three National Assembly officials accused of stealing N337 million. The trial faced delays due to legal objections.

The ADC leadership crisis intensifies as Rauf Aregbesola asks Judge Lifu to recuse himself from the case. Gombe, claiming rightful leadership, opposes this request.

The Lagos APC has announced Damilola Sonayan-James as the running mate for Dr Obafemi Hamzat. Her selection highlights her leadership and grassroots support.

The APC will launch its campaign council for the Ekiti 2026 elections on Wednesday. The event will feature key party leaders and aims to mobilize support.

Olorunbukunmi Taiwo and Awolegan Omolola Omotola are in court over a N1.09bn fraud case involving a road contract scam. They have pleaded not guilty.

Vice President Kashim Shettima's visit to Ekiti underscores President Tinubu's trust in Governor Oyebanji and showcases important infrastructure projects.

The Ogun State Police arrested eight foreigners for a fake kidnapping scheme. They targeted families abroad to extort ransom money.

Kebbi State has raised the retirement age for doctors to 65 years. This change aims to keep experienced medical professionals in the healthcare system.

Dele Momodu has expressed his desire to be the running mate for Atiku Abubakar in the upcoming 2027 elections, highlighting the benefits of their partnership.

The Niger State Ministry of Health has launched the Niger State Private Health Facilities Agency to improve private healthcare quality and ensure accountability.

Senator Olajide Ipinsagba of Ondo North denies reports of losing the APC primary ticket. His team insists the claims are false and undermines voter support.

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has issued a 21-day ultimatum to the government over unpaid funds and welfare issues. Failure to act could disrupt public healthcare services.