Ignorance, not absence of institutions, fuelling injustice — Lagos AG

Ignorance, not absence of institutions, fuelling injustice — Lagos AG

THE Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Lagos State, Mr Lawal Pedro, SAN, has declared that most cases of injustice, exploitation and abuse suffered by residents of Lagos are not due to the absence of legal institutions, but widespread ignorance of existing justice mechanisms and failure to utilise them.
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Kwara NUJ cautions media practitioners against over-reliance on Artificial intelligence tools

Kwara NUJ cautions media practitioners against over-reliance on Artificial intelligence tools

By Demola Akinyemi Ilorin Chairman of Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kwara State Council, Mallam ‘Lanre Ahmed Abdullateef, has cautioned media practitioners that over-reliance on the usage of Artificial Intelligence (Ai)tools could erode their originality and intellectual depth. Mallam Lanre Ahmed said this in his welcome address at a workshop titled Artificial Intelligence (AI): Is […]

NGO trains Enugu LG stakeholders to strengthen accountability

NGO trains Enugu LG stakeholders to strengthen accountability

By Chinedu Adonu A non-governmental organization, the South Sahara Social Development Organization (SSDO), has conducted a one-day training session aimed at strengthening accountability mechanisms at the local government level in Enugu State. The training, held at Sylvia Hotel in Enugu, targeted heads of finance and administration from all 17 Local Government Areas (LGAs), civil society […]

Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club empowers Special Correctional Centre for Girls inmates

Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club empowers Special Correctional Centre for Girls inmates

By Etop Ekanem In commemoration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club has sponsored girls at the Special Correctional Centre for Girls, Idi-Araba by presenting funds to support their Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, and Junior West African Examinations, WAEC, The activity, which took place […]

It is now time for African justice

It is now time for African justice

By MANUAL KEITA The ICC model of justice can no longer be suitable for Africa if it wants to develop independently and not rely on a foreign agenda. The 48th Ordinary Session of the African Union, AU, Executive Council opened on 11 February 2026, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This meeting, featuring foreign ministers, precedes the […]

Firms partner to protect property buyers

Firms partner to protect property buyers

By Juliet Umeh Property development company, Novarick Homes, has partnered with Insurtech firm Kolanut Africa to strengthen buyer protection and rebuild confidence in Nigeria’s real estate sector amid recurring housing challenges in Lagos and Abuja. The partnership comes in the wake of incidents that have unsettled property buyers in recent years, including building collapses, fire […]

Dickson urges Conference Committee to retain house version on e-transmission

Dickson urges Conference Committee to retain house version on e-transmission

Senator Seriake Dickson (PDP, Bayelsa West) has urged members of the Senate and House of Representatives Conference Committee on the Electoral Act amendment bill to adopt the House of Representatives’ version of the proposed law, particularly on electronic transmission of election results.

Alleged Fund Transfers: CCB invites OSOPADEC Chairman, Secretary, others

Alleged Fund Transfers: CCB invites OSOPADEC Chairman, Secretary, others

The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) has invited the Chairman of the Ondo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (OSOPADEC), Prince Biyi Poroye; the Secretary, Dr. Abike Bayo-Ilawole; and two directors over allegations relating to the transfer of commission funds into personal accounts.

Canada police say 18-year-old carried out mass shooting

Canada police say 18-year-old carried out mass shooting

Canadian police on Wednesday said an 18-year-old local resident carried out what Prime Minister Mark Carney called an act of “unheard-of cruelty” in murdering eight people and wounding dozens more in a remote mining town.