Cocaine trafficking in the Sahel has dropped after Niger’s 2023 coup disrupted protection networks once enabling impunity for traffickers.
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In April, Nigeria faced alarming health crises from rising disease outbreaks to new reforms in medical education and rural care.
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Gunmen killed a truck driver and kidnapped bus passengers on Aba-Owerri road, while suspected IPOB members torched 20 vehicles nearby.
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African media push for AI compensation and partnerships to support journalism and digital transformation.
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The EFCC has charged five ex-governors with fraud, but the trials are unfolding slowly amid legal roadblocks and changing court dynamics.
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Meta’s $220M fine in Nigeria underscores tensions between tech giants and national regulators over digital sovereignty and data privacy.
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Countries are no longer waiting. In 2025, nations enforce new rules, pushing digital platform accountability into geopolitical terrain.
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EFCC’s money laundering investigation implicates Achimugu in a Ponzi scheme, uncovering 136 bank accounts and 21 companies used to launder funds.
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The long-delayed Nnamdi Kanu trial resumes with the first witness testifying about Kanu’s arrest and his role in Biafra’s self-determination campaign.
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CJN urges judicial action on rising electricity-related deaths, emphasizing safety regulations and accountability in Nigeria’s evolving power sector.
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