Headlines
NYSC Records: Court Orders Tunji-Ojo to Respond to Suit
Justice Salim Federal High Court in Abuja has directed the Minister of Interior, to file his response to the suit seeking to compel the NYSC (NYSC)
Reporter
Folarin Kehinde
Politics
Ohakim’s record returns to spotlight as Imo debates development model
As political activities gradually gather momentum ahead of another electoral cycle in Imo State, the development record of former governor, Chief Ikedi Godson Ohakim, has again…
Headlines
Nigeria not short of gas but short of will to capture it — Energy expert
Nigeria is not suffering from a shortage of natural gas but from an inability to harness the enormous volumes currently wasted through routine gas flaring, Managing…
Opinion
WHY NIGERIA’S DIGITAL IDENTITY DRIVE NEEDS THE CENSUS
By Stanley Nwosu When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently directed the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) to ensure that every Nigerian citizen is enrolled and issued…
Politics
2027: I’ll restore fuel subsidy, return petrol price to N299 per litre — AA presidential aspirant, Fadunri
Presidential aspirant of the Action Alliance for the 2027 general election, Joseph Fadunri, has promised to restore fuel subsidy and reduce the pump price of petrol…
Headlines
#FixPolitics demands probe, accountability in ‘fake agency’ scandal
In the spirit of accountability, #FixPolitics Initiative has called on the Federal Government to fully disclose what it knows about the scandalous Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion…
Politics
PFIPC scandal: ‘Fake’ DG deceived me with Presidency letterhead — Kalu
The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, has narrated how he unknowingly met with the Director-General of the fictitious Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion…
Business
CBN Threatens Sanctions Against Businesses Rejecting Standard ₦100 Notes
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and other economic agents rejecting the standard ₦100 banknote that they risk enforcement action.…