Public Procurement: Senate harps on strict compliance, transparency
The Senate has emphasized the need to make Nigeria’s public procurement process more transparent and strictly compliant with established procedures to ensure accountability and value for money in government projects.
Anambra Showdown 2025: We’re for Soludo on November 8 – Onitsha indigenes
Members of the Agwuzani family in Umuaroli, Onitsha, have declared their support for Governor Chukwuma Soludo, commending him for helping them recover their 75.5 hectares of land from land grabbers and for his overall performance in the state.
Plateau: Troops eliminate two suspected kidnappers, rescue abducted victims
Troops of the 3 Division of the Nigerian Army and the Joint Task Force, Operation Enduring Peace (JTF OPEP), have eliminated two suspected kidnappers and rescued two abducted victims during a coordinated operation in Kanam Local Government Area of Plateau State.
Sanwo-Olu, Fagbemi, others rally Africa against ritual killings, human trafficking
African leaders, jurists, and anti-trafficking advocates have launched what they described as a “moral rebellion” to rescue the continent from the scourge of ritual killings and human trafficking.
Reps raise alarm over unidentified security operatives at checkpoints in South-East, South-South
The House of Representatives has expressed alarm over the increasing presence of unidentified and ununiformed security operatives at checkpoints across the South-East and South-South regions, warning that the trend poses a serious national security risk and undermines public trust.
Diri has lost legitimacy to remain in office after dumping PDP — BoT chair Wabara
The Chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Adolphus Wabara, has questioned the legitimacy of Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa State to remain in office following his resignation from the PDP and declaration of being “partyless.”
