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Court delays ruling in case over properties linked to Malami
The Federal High Court has again postponed its ruling in the case concerning 57 properties tied to former Attorney General Abubakar Malami. The new date is set for 15 July.
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Misleading Economic Claims: Nigeria's Debt and UAE's Wealth
A viral post compares Nigeria's debt of $500 billion to the UAE's wealth of $700 billion. The discussion highlights leadership issues affecting Nigeria's economy.
Politics
Former Warri Refinery Boss Faces Money Laundering Charges
Jimoh Yisawu, the former head of Warri Refinery, is facing money laundering charges. His arraignment has been postponed to 20 July due to the judge's absence.
Metro
Three Students Kidnapped from Federal University in Nasarawa
Three students from the Federal University of Lafia were kidnapped by armed men. Police have rescued one student and are searching for the others.
Politics
Moussa Tchangari's Arrest: A Call for Justice and Human Rights
Moussa Tchangari was arrested in Niamey after criticizing military governance. His detention sparks calls for justice and human rights in Niger.
Politics
Deputy Speaker Wants Nigerian Media to Highlight Country’s Strengths
Benjamin Kalu urges Nigerian journalists to report on the country's strengths and opportunities. He emphasizes the need for balanced journalism that informs citizens about national development.
Metro
Cooking Gas Prices Rise, Hitting Nigerian Families Hard
Nigerians face rising cooking gas prices, with costs jumping significantly in recent months. Many families struggle to afford refills amid ongoing supply issues.
Politics
House of Reps moves to regulate nutrition experts and fight quackery in Nigeria
The House of Representatives is moving to regulate nutrition professionals in Nigeria by proposing a bill to create the Nutritionists Registration Council.
Metro
One dead, one injured in farmers-herders fight in Niger community
A clash between a farmer and a herder in Niger State resulted in one death and one injury. Local leaders call for peaceful resolutions to avoid future conflicts.
Politics
Zamfara Governor Refuses to Pay N300 Million Ransom, Calls for State Police
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal has stated he will not pay a N300 million ransom to bandits who kidnapped his brothers. He emphasizes the need for state police to improve security.
Politics
Nigeria wins global award for fighting financial crime
Nigeria has earned international recognition for its fight against financial crime, winning a prestigious award for teamwork and intelligence sharing.
Politics
Zamfara Governor: State Police Will Empower Leaders to Fight Insecurity
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal advocates for state police to enhance security. He believes this will empower governors and improve accountability.