FG bill N1.4bn for B’Haram terrorists’ trial
The Federal Government has earmarked N1.371bn in the 2026 appropriation bill for the prosecution of Boko Haram, terrorism and related cases under the Federal Ministry of Justice, representing a sharp…
Advocates canvasses for justice reform to protect women
Stakeholders and gender advocates have called for a fundamental redesign of Nigeria’s justice landscape to ensure it effectively serves women and girls, particularly survivors of gender-based violence. The call was…
Opposition Must Die
By Dakuku Peterside My published interventions on Nigerian democracy have long carried a warning that now feels less theoretical than urgent. In When Ghosts Vote, Voters Register, and Credible Elections,…
Why Operational Discipline Decides Successful Businesses
By Cornelius Balogun In business conversations across emerging and developed markets alike, funding is often treated as the ultimate prize. Entrepreneurs speak as though capital is the missing ingredient standing…
Offa robbery: Kwara APC, PDP bikers as DPP report clears Saraki
A fresh war of words has erupted between the Kwara State chapters of the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party over allegations linking former Senate President, Dr Bukola…
SERAP condemns bias ‘censorship’ against broadcast stations by NBC
Asks President Tinubu to intervene Socio-economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has expressed concern over a recent directive by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) on code breaches in news, current…
NIESV charts course for real estate devt data driven in infrastructure corridors
Estate surveyors and valuers have outlined strategic pathways for aligning real estate development with ongoing and planned infrastructure investments, emphasising the importance of data-driven decision-making and proactive land use planning…
World Bank’s Dangerous Advice on Nigeria Fuel Policy
By Priscillia Iwedike There is something deeply unsettling about a policy recommendation that appears, triggers national concern, and then quietly disappears. That is exactly what followed the World Bank’s April…
Police arrest man, 43, with exhumed human parts, foil car theft in Ogun
Police in Ogun State have arrested a 43-year-old man, Idowu Ashafa, for alleged possession of human parts exhumed from a grave at Ido Itekun Village, Igbesa, for suspected ritual purposes.…
Traoré’s Military Option And Fate Of Democracy In Africa
By Alabi Williams The military leader in charge of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, recently admonished African countries to forget about democracy, because the system, he says is another form of…