• N1.3bn fraud, Police To Arraign Obanikoro’s Son, Others Feb 27

    N1.3bn fraud, Police To Arraign Obanikoro’s Son, Others Feb 270

    Momoh Bello, the prosecution’s attorney, told the court that the defendants’ arraignment was the reason for the case’s call. After the defendants left, Bello requested a bench warrant against them, claiming that they had all been served. Joshua Abel, the attorney for M.O.B. Integrated Limited, the fourth defendant, however, objected to the bench warrant prayer.

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  • Osimhen Sues Turkish Journalist For Defamation

    Osimhen Sues Turkish Journalist For Defamation0

    Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has filed a lawsuit against the Turkish journalist who claimed that he assaulted him at an African restaurant two weeks ago. The hearing is scheduled to begin today. Prior to becoming himself in the dispute with a journalist last week, the on-loan Napoli player was spearheading Galatarsary’s drive in the

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  • Federal Civil Service Commission Opens Portal, Begins Recruitment

    Federal Civil Service Commission Opens Portal, Begins Recruitment0

    The start of hiring processes for a number of Federal Civil Service positions has been announced by the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC). This comes days after the commission denied rumors that it was actively hiring and said it will make an official announcement about when it started hiring. FCSC encouraged interested and qualified Nigerians

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  • 411 Nigerians Died Scooping Fuel From Fallen Tankers In 2024 – FRSC

    411 Nigerians Died Scooping Fuel From Fallen Tankers In 2024 – FRSC0

    According to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), 411 people died nationwide in 2024 while collecting fuel from downed tankers. This was said by FRSC corps marshal Shehu Mohammed to commemorate the end of Monday’s “Operation Zero Tolerance” special patrol blitz in Abuja. Mr. Mohammed clarified that the hazardous practice of collecting fuel from downed

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  • Aregbesola Loyalists Meet, Agree To Quit APC

    Aregbesola Loyalists Meet, Agree To Quit APC0

    Members of Rauf Aregbesola’s former Osun State governor’s political party, the Omoluabi Progressives, have declared their intention to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC). This is stated in a statement provided to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Osogbo on Monday and signed by Oluwaseun Abosede, the group’s organizing and publicity secretary. According to

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  • Meranda Officially Assumes Office As Lagos Assembly Speaker

    Meranda Officially Assumes Office As Lagos Assembly Speaker0

    Members of the State assembly escorted Speaker Obasa into her new position. On her behalf and that of the other members of the House, a prayer session was conducted to ensure that the assembly was led smoothly and that the honorable members of the House worked together. The house’s leadership, led by Rt. Hon. Speaker

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  • Consumers Kick As IBEDC Hikes Energy Cost

    Consumers Kick As IBEDC Hikes Energy Cost0

    For increasing the minimum energy credit purchase requirement for Band A consumers to N5,000, the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company has come under fire. The Disco also set a N2,000 minimum energy credit cap for patrons of other bands, which infuriated and infuriated a number of consumer advocacy groups. “Please be informed of a recent update

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  • Afe Babalola Withdraws Defamation Charges Against Dele Farotimi After Ooni’s Intervention

    Afe Babalola Withdraws Defamation Charges Against Dele Farotimi After Ooni’s Intervention0

    The founder of Afe Babalola University Ado Ekiti, also known as ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola, has made a magnanimous decision to withdraw all defamation charges against prominent human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi.   This resolution came after concerted efforts by the Ooni of Ife and other eminent Obas across the country, who played pivotal roles

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  • Osun LG Election Will Hold As Scheduled — OSSIEC0

    The Osun State Independent Electoral Commission, OSSIEC, has confirmed that the local government elections scheduled for Saturday, February 22, 2025 will hold as planned. The Commission stated that no litigation currently posed a threat to the conduct of the poll, adding that it had adhered strictly to legal guidelines throughout the process. The OSSIEC Chairman,

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