National, governance, politics, policy, and breaking developments.
Suberu Aniviye, the suspended commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), has publicly apologized to the families of 37 miners who died while in custody, calling the incident an avoidable mistake. The tragedy has raised serious concerns about the treatment of detainees and the accountability of security agencies in Nigeria.
A Nigerian senator's assertion that proposed tax laws could impose a 25% tax on citizens' earnings has ignited significant debate. As citizens react to the claim, a fact-check is underway to ascertain its validity amidst growing concerns about taxation in the country.
During a recent town hall meeting in the UK, former Anambra Governor Peter Obi advised Nigerians living abroad to focus on electing capable leaders rather than sending money back home. His remarks highlight a call for political accountability and engagement among the diaspora community.
Nigerian lawmakers are urging NAFDAC and other regulatory bodies to enhance surveillance and enforcement against the production and distribution of counterfeit food and beverages. This call comes in response to increasing concerns over public health and safety associated with substandard consumables.
Kashim, a notable political figure and former Secretary to the State Government, has announced his resignation from the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) as he considers a shift to the All Progressives Congress (APC). This unexpected move could significantly impact the political landscape in Bauchi ahead of the upcoming elections.
The governance approach of Dauda Lawal raises critical questions about the balance between political patronage and genuine public service. As his administration progresses, the focus remains on whether it prioritizes the welfare of the people over political alliances.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) reveals that 29,314 Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) remain uncollected in Taraba State, highlighting concerns over voter readiness for the upcoming elections. This disclosure was made by the Resident Electoral Commissioner during a stakeholders' meeting focused on election preparations in Jalingo.
The flooding, triggered by torrential rainfall and the overflow of the River Benue, has affected several communities in the Eke Development Area The post Two dead, 18 communities submerged as flood ra
Nigerian police have detained a 22-year-old man suspected of involvement in a cult-related murder, while efforts are underway to locate another suspect linked to the case. Authorities are intensifying their investigations to dismantle the growing influence of cult activities in the region.
Hajara Sule has initiated a lawsuit against the Taraba council chairman, Mr. Ubandoma, following his alleged threats to government employees regarding political activities. The case was filed at the Federal High Court in Jalingo, raising concerns about the influence of political pressure on civil service neutrality.
Suspended lawmakers from the Zamfara State House of Assembly have outlined their grievances regarding their recent suspensions during a meeting with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. They expressed hopes for intervention to address what they describe as illegal actions taken against them.
In a significant move to enhance technical education, Governor Uba Sani has officially inaugurated the NASENI Skill Development Centre in Kaduna, which has received accreditation from the National Board for Technical Education. The initiative aims to equip instructors with essential skills as Quality Assurance Assessors and Internal Quality Assurance Managers.
