Committee Formed to Recruit 30,000 Police Officers
Nigeria establishes joint committee to recruit 30,000 police officers, enhancing national security through transparent recruitment process. Learn about this crucial security initiative.
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Commission Seeks Regulation to Protect Nigerians
The Nigeria Law Reform Commission calls for strong regulations to protect citizens from medical negligence and harmful religious practices. Read more on the urgent need for reform.
Reps Demand EFCC Account for Seized Crude Oil
House of Representatives committee presses EFCC for full details on crude oil seizures and sales under Naira-for-Crude Policy. Hearing adjourned to December 4.
NRC and SWDC to Revive Southwest Rail Routes
Nigerian Railway Corporation collaborates with Southwest Development Commission to operationalize unserviced railway routes, boost regional connectivity and economic growth in Southwest states.
Wase Asks Tinubu to Review Police Withdrawal from VIPs
Reps member Idris Wase reveals bandits are threatening to abduct lawmakers, urges President Tinubu to review police withdrawal from VIPs for enhanced security.
Komolafe's Energy Reforms Win Top Commendation
NUPRC's Gbenga Komolafe receives high praise for transforming Nigeria's oil sector through transparency and regulatory reforms that boosted investor confidence.
CLMI Demands Regulatory Commission for Logistics Sector
CLMI Chairman Prof. Simon Emeje calls for urgent establishment of regulatory commission to fix Nigeria's ailing logistics industry valued at $60 billion.
Suspended Coach Aluma May Return to Warri Wolves
Suspended Warri Wolves coach Napoleon Aluma could return after team's poor performance. Delta Sports Commission considers recall with stern warning ahead of NPFL first stanza end.
FCT Orders Secondary Schools Closure Over Security
FCT Administration directs all public senior secondary schools in Abuja to close by November 28 due to rising security concerns nationwide. Stay informed about safety measures.
UK Warns Nigerians: Visa Fraud Leads to 10-Year Ban
British High Commission warns Nigerians against visa fraud, revealing offenders face 10-year travel bans. Joint UK-Canada-Australia campaign targets fraudulent immigration facilitators.
Ganduje recruits 12,000 sacked Hisbah officers
Former Kano governor Abdullahi Ganduje establishes Khairun Nas security outfit to absorb 12,000 dismissed Hisbah personnel. New voluntary organization to operate independently from government.
SWDC Gains Governors' Backing for Regional Integration
Southwest governors endorse SWDC's plan for unified economic bloc and coordinated security. Learn how six states will collaborate for development and safety.
EU spares Germany from budget rules over defence spending
European Union exempts Germany from budget deficit punishment due to increased defence spending. Learn how EU rules adapt to security threats.
VIPs Protest Police Escort Withdrawal by Tinubu
Nigerian VIPs express security concerns after President Tinubu orders police escort withdrawal. Many doubt NSCDC's capability to provide adequate protection amid rising insecurity.
Campus Radio Curbs Threaten Varsity Training - SNB
The Society of Nigerian Broadcasters warns NBC that restricting campus radio stations undermines practical training for Mass Communication students. Urgent action needed to protect broadcast education.
Pressure Mounts for Tinubu to Sack INEC Chairman
MURIC and civic groups demand President Tinubu remove INEC Chairman Amupitan over resurfaced 2020 legal brief on Christian genocide claims. Critics warn of electoral credibility crisis.
Institute Demands Regulatory Body for Courier Sector
CLMI calls for independent regulatory commission to fix Nigeria's ailing courier and logistics industry valued at $60 billion. Join the movement for sector reform.
Imo Blackout: Group Demands Probe Into Power Firm
South East Political Watchdog calls for investigation into electricity company over prolonged blackouts in Imo State. Armed invasion of TCN station raises security concerns.
FG bans honorary degrees for public officials
NUC orders immediate halt to honorary doctorate awards for serving government officials. 32 illegal degree-awarding bodies exposed in major crackdown. Read the full details.
Court rejects Ajudua's bail application on health grounds
Lagos Special Offences Court dismisses Fred Ajudua's bail plea despite health concerns. EFCC fraud case continues with $1.043 million allegations. Read the latest court developments.
Oil Firm: EFCC Ignored Court Order in Wanted Notice
Chappal Energies alleges the EFCC declared its MD wanted, bypassing legal procedures and an existing court injunction. The company questions the motive behind the public notice.
Australia bans under-16s from Twitch platform
Australia's new social media law forces Twitch to remove users under 16 from December 10. Learn how this affects Nigerian streamers and global tech policy.
DAWN Commission Demands State Police Legislation
DAWN Commission calls for urgent legislative action to establish state police as Nigeria faces escalating terrorism, banditry, and kidnappings. Read why this reform is critical for national security.
Hisbah nabs 7 cross-dressers, seals Kano joint
Kano Hisbah Board arrested seven suspected cross-dressers during a night raid at a Zoo Road pub. The suspects, all under 23, came from three states. Read more about the operation.
EU Plans New Rules for Shein and Temu
The EU is overhauling consumer protection rules to tackle platforms like Shein and Temu over labour and competition concerns. A new draft law is expected next year.
Hisbah arrests 7 cross-dressers, seals Kano joint
Kano Hisbah Board arrested seven suspected cross-dressers during a late-night raid on a popular joint. The teenagers from three states face allegations of immoral activities. Read more about the ongoing crackdown.
Akume: NCDC to Bridge North-Central Development Gaps
SGF George Akume urges North-Central leaders to support new development commission addressing regional disparities. Federal Government initiative aims to boost cohesion and welfare.
Adamawa Backs Nigeria-Cameroon Border Demarcation
Adamawa Deputy Governor Kaletapwa Farauta reaffirms state's commitment to peaceful border demarcation process between Nigeria and Cameroon. Residents sensitized for cooperation.
EU Lowers Eurozone 2026 Growth Forecast Due to Trade Risks
European Commission revises eurozone growth downward to 1.2% for 2026 as trade tensions persist. Inflation expected to rise to 1.9%. Stay informed on economic developments.
Edo seeks Tinubu's intervention in oil well dispute with Delta
Edo State Government appeals to President Tinubu to stop crude oil drilling in disputed wells with Delta State. Deputy Governor demands account freeze and fair resolution.
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