To effectively combat financial crimes, the EFCC must gain independence from presidential influence, ensuring unbiased and effective operations.
Nigeria
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Nigeria’s $600 million annual palm oil importation exposes severe policy failures, leading to high food prices and neglect of local agricultural production.
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Nigerian health officials warn citizens about a potentially risky unregistered syrup sold nationwide. The B-GAG mist pot CIT syrup lacks registration and may pose health hazards. Authorities urge Nigerians to …
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The Nigerian Air Force intensifies its fight against illegal oil refineries in the Niger Delta, destroying 13 sites and disrupting logistical networks used by oil thieves. This crackdown aims to …
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A Nigerian court has rejected the attempt to reinstate Muhammadu Sanusi II as the Emir of Kano, throwing the future of the throne and the Kano Emirate into uncertainty. The …
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In a legal setback for Yahaya Bello, the Nigerian Court of Appeal overturned contempt charges against the EFCC chairman, paving the way for the anti-graft agency to proceed with its …
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Nigerian workers anxiously await President Tinubu’s decision on a proposed minimum wage increase. The NLC is pushing for a significant raise, while the government has offered a smaller increase. The …
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Nigerians are calling for accountability as state governors face mounting pressure over the minimum wage dispute. The demand for fair wages reflects broader discontent with governance and economic management.
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The Nigerian Senate is calling for stricter safety regulations and improved security at mining sites following a deadly gold mine collapse in Niger State.Â
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Nigeria narrowly avoids a blackout crisis as the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) suspends its strike. The strike, sparked by disagreements over minimum wage and electricity tariffs, plunged the …
