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Court rejects bid to dismiss N300m eviction lawsuit

A Federal High Court in Lagos has refused to strike out a N300 million lawsuit filed by tenants alleging illegal eviction from Banana Island properties, setting the stage for a major legal battle over property rights.

NLC: Democracy Failing as Election Prices Soar

Nigeria Labour Congress raises urgent concerns about the deteriorating state of democracy and economic hardship facing citizens during election periods as basic commodity prices surge uncontrollably.

Amnesty Trains Journalists on Human Rights Reporting

Amnesty International Nigeria calls on media professionals to intensify reporting on human rights violations as cases surge across the country. Exclusive training equips journalists with digital safety and investigative skills.

Police Declare Sowore Wanted Over Lagos Protest

Nigerian authorities have declared prominent activist Omoyele Sowore wanted for allegedly planning a protest in Lagos. Get the latest updates on this developing story and understand the implications for civil liberties in Nigeria.

FG Pays ₦12B Health Workers Arrears in 72 Hours

Federal Government commits to settling ₦11.995 billion in withheld salaries for doctors and healthcare professionals, promising payment within three days to resolve lingering industrial disputes.

FG Releases ₦11.9B to End Doctors' Strike

The Federal Government takes decisive action to resolve the ongoing doctors' strike by releasing ₦11.9 billion to clear accumulated arrears, signaling a major breakthrough in healthcare negotiations.

JAMB conducts promotion exams for 450 civil servants

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has successfully conducted promotion examinations for 450 civil servants, marking a significant step in career progression within Nigeria's public service sector.

Sowore: Contract Staffing is State-Backed Slavery

Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore exposes how contract staffing in Nigeria's public and private sectors creates exploitative working conditions he describes as government-sanctioned slavery.

NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria

The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.

Nigerian Lady's UK Visa Expiry Crisis Goes Viral

A Nigerian woman living in the UK shares her heartbreaking story as her visa approaches expiration, sparking widespread discussion about immigration challenges and the 'Japa' movement.

Amnesty: Criticising Nigerian Leaders Not a Crime

Amnesty International Nigeria makes bold statement defending freedom of expression, clarifying that criticizing President Tinubu or state governors does not constitute criminal offense in Nigeria.

Plus-size model body-shamed during first-class flight

A Nigerian plus-size model shares her shocking experience of alleged body-shaming by a flight attendant during a first-class flight with her young son. The incident has sparked outrage and discussions about passenger treatment.

Tenant shocked by eviction notice over unwashed plate

A Nigerian tenant shares his shocking experience after receiving an eviction notice from his landlord for leaving one unwashed plate in the kitchen sink. The viral story has sparked nationwide debate about tenant rights and landlord expectations.

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