Nigeria’s Independence: Meet 16 men, 2 women who led judiciary in 66 years
With her swearing in on September 30, 2024, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun became the 18th leader of Nigeria’s Judiciary since independence
Old Niger Bridge: First rehabilitated phase to reopen next week — Umahi
By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA — The Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, has announced that the first phase of the rehabilitation of the old Niger Bridge linking Anambra and Delta states will reopen to traffic next week. Umahi made the announcement during an inspection of the ongoing rehabilitation works on the bridge, which was closed […]
Pastors, imams involved in financial crimes – EFCC
“Somebody was brought in for investigation. And he demanded to see me… As he entered, he said, I am reverend, doctor, bishop”
Grant repentant cultists, militants in Orashi amnesty, Nwuche begs FG
Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Governing Board of the South-South Development Commission, SSDC, Chibudom Nwuche, has urged the Federal Government to grant amnesty to repentant cultists and militant youths in the Orashi area of Rivers State who are willing to lay down their arms and embrace peaceful and productive lives.
I want my films to be recognisable without my name’ — OluwaDamilola Dehinsilu
I want to be known for strong visual storytelling, ambitious world-building, memorable characters and purposeful use of AI technology.
What is the cost of freedom of expression
The weaponization of law: Nigeria and the case of cybercrimeBy Ikechukwu Nnochiri A Federal High Court judge in Abuja, Justice Obiora Egwuatu, had, on September 9, made a critical observation about the continued weaponisation of the cybercrime law by security agencies.He noted that cyberstalking charges have become a “new oil well” for law enforcement agencies, […]
