The Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu has said that $2million and N17million were stolen when hoodlums attacked his palace during the last #EndSARS protest
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Nigeria’s federal government steps up efforts to implement 112 as Nigeria’s single national emergency toll-free number, with plans to work closely with state governors to ensure its successful rollout across the country. Following a meeting between Vice President Kashim Shettima and a delegation from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), led by the…
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Nigeria has reportedly lost its full participation status at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), one of the world’s most prestigious mathematics competitions for secondary school students. The development became public on Thursday after an education advocate, when the CEO of Educare, Alex Onyia, disclosed on his X handle that Nigeria had been…
Oluwatobiloba Olukanni As the National Assembly considers constitutional amendments to allow state police, an important question remains: Will state police improve security, or will they become another tool for political oppression? This growing insecurity has renewed calls for the creation of state police in the country that is facing threats from banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, and…
Mr. Farotimi, a lawyer and human rights activist has called out the government and the Nigeria Police Force to stop the the maltreatment of lawful protesters abducted at the Lekki tollgate for exercising their constitutional right. “Where there’s an injustice, there must be a resistance. The government cannot stop the oppressed from protesting until an…
Say it to Sanwo-Olu, his godfather and his mentors at the State House in Abuja that they’re are all pathological liars. From the interviews granted to push blames around, the unproductive panel of inquiry and the denial of Lekki genocide, one point that has stood as a fact is that, the Nigerian government is operating…
According to the FIJ founder, he paid ₦109,700 on Thursday, July 31, 2025, through the Nigeria Immigration Service payment portal and later visited one of the NIS offices in Lagos to complete documentation and biometric capture.