Miners’ deaths: Adeyanju rejects panel payment, vows to expose cover-up
Human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju has joined the committee investigating the deaths of alleged gold miners in Minna, Niger State, vowing to expose any attempt to shield those responsible or suppress the truth.
Australia-style social media ban for kids won’t work in Nigeria – Stephen
…says institutional capacity lacking By Efe Onodjae & Dickson Omobola Dr Bolaji Stephen, an Australian-based educationist, is a lecturer at Federation University in Australia. In this interview, Stephen speaks on Nigeria’s education system, the ban on social media for children in Australia, and whether such a policy could be implemented in Nigeria, among other issues. […]
Why disputed tax acts are invalid without due process — Lawyers
Barely months after President Bola Tinubu assented to four landmark tax reform Acts aimed at overhauling Nigeria’s fiscal framework, a fresh controversy that threatens to undermine the credibility, legality and enforceability of the new laws before their scheduled commencement on January 1, 2026, erupted last week.
Car somersaults into Abuja stream
“It happened suddenly. The car lost control, flipped repeatedly and fell under the bridge. People quickly gathered to help the driver”
5 killed, 35 injured in Maiduguri blast – Police
Daso said the suspected bomber detonated an IED at 6:15 p.m. during congregational prayers around Gamborun area.
Dangerous allegations of witchcraft, diabolism destroying communities in Igboland
-DESPITE various intensive campaigns against harmful traditional/cultural discriminatory practices and inhuman treatment that deprive citizens of certain rights and privileges, some of these practices are still going on in many communities in Igbo land, causing animosity and tearing hitherto peaceful communities apart.
