- President Bola Tinubu-led federal government has reportedly blocked N83bn funds meant to promote the recently concluded hunger protest
- $50m of the funds were in cryptocurrency, and the government has blocked $38m of the funds traced to four cryptocurrency wallets
- Sources also revealed that the security agency has arrested some political actors in Abuja and three northern states who donated N4bn to fund the protests
Delta Nursing School queries student for posting song rejecting Remi Tinubu
The Delta State College of Nursing Sciences has issued a query to a student nurse, Osato Edobor, for recording and posting a video during First Lady Oluremi Tinubus visit to Asaba The institution accused Edobor of engaging in an unauthorised online publication, citing a violation of the student handbooks disciplinary code The College of Nursing ... Read more Continue reading here ▶
Anambra High Court throws out case against traditional ruler
The Anambra State High Court in Ogidi dismissed a contempt charge against HRH Igwe Mac Anthony Okonkwo, allowing him to continue as Alors traditional ruler The Alor Peoples Convention had sought to stop the monarch from acting as king, but the court ruled that he could continue pending his appeal The ruling was hailed as ... Read more Continue reading here ▶
Ramadan: Sultan asks Muslims to look for new moon ahead of Eid celebration
Nigeria Muslims have been urged to look out for the new moon of Shawwal 1446AH on Saturday, March 29, 2025, to determine the end of Ramadan The Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence Sultan Sa’ad Abubakar III, issued this directive on Friday, in a statement by the Waziri of Sokoto, Prof. Sambo Wali Junaidu Ahead of ... Read more Continue reading here ▶
Breaking: Aisha Achimugu declared wanted by EFCC, reasons emerge
EFCC Declares Aisha Achimugu Wanted, Details EmergeSource: FacebookEFCC issues public noticeThe public is hereby notified that AISHA SULAIMAN ACHIMUGU, whose photograph appears above, is wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in an alleged case of criminal conspiracy and money laundering, the statement read. READ IN FULL ON LEGIT.NG Continue reading here ▶
Baba Suwe’s failed bid to get N25m compensation from NDLEA
Late comic actor Babatunde Omidina, aka Baba Suwe, flanked by NDLEA officials, waits in the courtroom in Lagos, on November 4, 2011. Photo credit: PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFPSource: Getty ImagesThe NDLEA ordealHow I became crippled after my NDLEA encounter – Baba SuweI have not forgotten about my issue with the NDLEA and I will never forget ... Read more Continue reading here ▶