The UK launches THRIVE ONLINE and CANCEL CULTS campaigns in Nigeria to combat cybercrime and cultism, aiming to safeguard communities and reduce the $500 million annual financial loss
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Despite heightened security in the Niger Delta, oil theft continues unabated. Stakeholders demand an overhaul of strategies to protect Nigeria’s precious resource.
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As Nigeria celebrates Easter, leaders and citizens are called to foster unity, compassion, and understanding, embodying Christ’s sacrifice to navigate through economic and social challenges toward a brighter future.
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Despite arresting over 48,000 in drug-related offenses, Nigeria’s NDLEA faces challenges from corruption and the resilience of drug cartels.
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A year post-election, INEC and key parties remain silent on mandatory election expense disclosures. Only LP and AAC showcase financial transparency.
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IPI Nigeria demands President Tinubu ensure journalist Segun Olatunji’s release. The world watches as press freedom in Nigeria faces a critical test.
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A UNODC study reveals HIV prevalence in Nigerian prisons is twice the national average, underscoring the need for targeted health interventions and improved services for incarcerated individuals.
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After a Binance executive’s escape, HURIWA calls for the firing of top officials, spotlighting Nigeria’s deep-seated corruption and security flaws. Urgent reforms are demanded to restore integrity.
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Northern Elders declare “enough is enough,” calling for urgent security reforms under Tinubu’s regime to safeguard children’s future and well-being.
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Advocates across Nigeria combat breast ironing, a tradition harming girls’ health and rights, aiming to protect and empower future generations through education and legal reform.
