CSOs Condemn Forced Eviction of Makoko Residents
Civil society groups condemn the Lagos State Government's forced eviction in Makoko, displacing thousands without resettlement. They demand immediate action to stop the demolitions.
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Man Sentenced to Death for Raping Minor in Jigawa
A Jigawa High Court has sentenced Abubakar Muhd to death by hanging for raping a 15-year-old boy. The landmark ruling under the VAPP Law includes a N5 million compensation order. Read the full details.
CSOs: Incompatible Defence Leadership Hurts Terrorism Fight
A civil society coalition calls on President Tinubu to reassign Defence Minister Bello Matawalle, citing incompatibility with CDS General Musa that undermines public trust in Nigeria's counter-terrorism operations.
Group Calls for Matawalle's Redeployment from Defence Role
A coalition of civil society groups has called on President Bola Tinubu to redeploy Defence Minister of State Bello Matawalle to bolster public trust in Nigeria's counter-terrorism operations. Read the full details.
UN-WCD Applauds Nigeria-US Military Cooperation Against Terror
The UN-WCD praises the strategic Nigeria-US military partnership for weakening terrorists. Diplomats urge institutional reforms to consolidate gains and ensure lasting victory. Read the full report.
NSE Seeks Transformational Leadership in Engineering
NSE President Margaret Oguntala highlights the need for strong governance and transformational leadership to reposition engineering for Nigeria's development. A new book chronicles her historic tenure.
Violence in Pregnancy Linked to Child Intellectual Disability
Medical expert Dr. Maryam Ahmed Almustapha warns that physical abuse during pregnancy can harm fetal brain development, leading to intellectual disability. Urgent action needed.
NDLEA arrests 22 Indians, seizes drugs in coffee, books
NDLEA intercepts cocaine, ketamine, and skunk in major operations across Lagos, Oyo, Borno, and other states. 22 Indian crew members and a female kingpin arrested. Read the full details of the agency's crackdown.
FG Declares Paperless Civil Service, Ends Paper Use
Nigeria's Head of Service announces a complete digital shift. Over 100,000 GovMail accounts created. Citizens must now email scanned documents. Discover the new tracking system.
CSOs Raise Sovereignty Fears Over Tinubu's Silence on U.S. Strike
Civil society groups warn President Tinubu's silence on the U.S. airstrike in Sokoto endangers sovereignty. Army confirms operational gains while political and religious figures debate the intervention's merits.
CSOs Back National Assembly on Tax Reform Process
A coalition of over 100 CSOs has endorsed the National Assembly's constitutional approach to reviewing Nigeria's landmark tax reform laws. They urge patience for due process.
CSOs query Tinubu's silence on US airstrike in Sokoto
A coalition of Nigerian CSOs demands transparency and accountability from President Tinubu over a reported US airstrike on Nigerian soil on Christmas Day. Read their full statement and demands.
100+ CSOs Back National Assembly on Tax Reforms
A coalition of over 100 civil society organisations has declared support for the National Assembly's handling of Nigeria's new tax laws, praising transparency and due process. Read the full details.
33 Visually Impaired Persons Graduate in Lagos
The Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind Vocational Centre in Oshodi, Lagos, has empowered 33 graduates with skills for independence. Read their inspiring stories of resilience and new beginnings.
2,363 Civil Servants Promoted to Directorate Level
The Federal Civil Service Commission has elevated 2,363 officers to directorate positions after a historic computer-based test. Discover the key ministries and the new process.
Olaopa's 2-Year FCSC Reform Ends Corruption in Hiring
Prof. Tunji Olaopa marks two years as FCSC Chairman, transforming Nigeria's civil service with tech-driven recruitment, credible promotions, and a new global voice. Discover the key reforms.
EFCC Boss Urges Love, Hope, and Unity for Nigeria at Christmas
EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede's Christmas message urges Nigerians to embrace love, light, and hope. He calls for a united fight against corruption and support for Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda to build a stronger nation.
Terrorists Use PoS for Ransom, FG Alerts Public
The Nigerian government warns terrorists are using PoS agents to collect ransom, evading detection. Security agencies are working with social media giants to dismantle terror networks. Read more.
Groups equip blind students with study kits, walking aids
The Society for the Welfare of the Blind, backed by SC Johnson, provided essential tools to visually impaired students in Lagos to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Read how this initiative is changing lives.
Court Reopens Terrorism Case Against Bello Turji's Associates
A Federal High Court in Abuja has granted the government's request to reopen a major terrorism case against suspects linked to bandit kingpin Bello Turji. Read the full details of the charges and the new trial date.
Groups Urge Protection for Communities at Christmas
Civil societies call on the Federal Government to prioritize the safety of IDPs and worshippers during the festive season, citing a history of Christmas attacks in the Middle Belt. They demand action.
GTI 2025: Top 10 Countries Most Impacted by Terrorism
The 2025 Global Terrorism Index exposes the nations suffering the most from terrorist violence. Discover the list and see where Nigeria ranks. Read the full analysis now.
Clergy Demands Urgent Electoral Reforms for 2027 Polls
Rev. Fr. George Ehusani calls for sweeping reforms to secure Nigeria's democracy, including placing the burden of proof for credible elections on INEC and ending the disenfranchisement of millions. Read his full keynote address.
Groups equip blind students with study kits, walking aids
The Society for the Welfare of the Blind, supported by SC Johnson, provides computers, guide canes, and more to 10 students to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Read how this initiative is changing lives.
Civil Society Rates NNPC Boss High on Performance
A coalition of civil society groups has commended NNPC GCEO Engr. Bashir Bayo Ojulari for transformative leadership, citing record profits and increased oil production. Read the full appraisal here.
CSOs to Protest Cancelled Enugu Economic Summit
A coalition of civil society groups will hold a peaceful protest at the NJC in Abuja on February 26, 2026, over the court-ordered cancellation of the Enugu Economic Survival Summit in Lagos. They demand judicial clarity and redress.
UK Teachers Get Training to Tackle Classroom Misogyny
UK government unveils a £20 million strategy to train teachers in combating misogyny and violence against women. New measures target harmful online influences and 'nudification' tools.
Nigeria risks missing blue-economy boom, NSE warns
Nigerian engineers warn policy gaps and outdated tech threaten Nigeria's share of the multi-trillion dollar blue economy. Urgent action needed to harness ocean wealth.
NANS, CSOs Seek End to Dangote, NMDPRA Boss Rift
Nigerian students and civil society groups call for collaboration between Aliko Dangote and NMDPRA's Farouk Ahmed, warning against media wars that threaten national stability. Read their full statement.
Rhoda Iliya Retires from Humanitarian Ministry
The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs honoured Director Rhoda Iliya at her retirement ceremony after a 35-year career. Colleagues praised her mentorship and legacy. Read the full tribute.
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