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Concerns are mounting over the gerontocratic grip on African politics following the dramatic nomination of Uganda’s 86-year-old Second Deputy Prime Minister, General (Rtd) Moses Ali, for the 2026 general elections—while seated, slumped, and visibly frail in the front seat of a vehicle.In a now-viral video shared by Crime Watch Zimbabwe, the retired general appeared visiblyContinueContinue reading ““Power from the Passenger Seat: Outrage as Uganda’s 86-Year-Old Deputy PM Moses Ali Clinches 2026 Ticket Amid Health Concerns””

In a dramatic courtroom development that has captured national attention, the Federal High Court in Abuja has granted embattled Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan bail in the sum of ₦50 million, rejecting a motion seeking her remand in custody pending trial.Presiding Justice C.N. Oji, delivering the ruling on Wednesday, dismissed the prosecution’s plea for pre-trial incarceration, insteadContinueContinue reading “Storm in the Senate: Court Grants Senator Natasha N50 Million Bail, Defamation Trial Against Akpabio Set for September”

In a landmark move to confront decades-old challenges of oil theft, under-reporting, and export fraud, Nigeria has unveiled a robust new regulatory regime that mandates real-time tracking of crude oil shipments, marking a turning point in the country’s battle for fiscal transparency and accountability.The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has rolled out the UpstreamContinueContinue reading “Nigeria Launches Real-Time Crude Export Tracking in Bold Crackdown on Oil Theft and Revenue Leakages”

In a dramatic twist that has plunged the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI) into turmoil, enraged staff on Wednesday shut down the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja, accusing its Federal Commissioner, Aliyu Ahmed, of widespread corruption, ethnic favoritism, and dereliction of duty. Chanting “enough is enough,” the protesting workers barricaded theContinueContinue reading “Revolt at Refugee Commission: Staff Shut Down Office, Accuse Commissioner Aliyu Ahmed of Grand Corruption, Nepotism, and Sabotage”

The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has raised the alarm over what it describes as systematic, unchecked, and media-ignored attacks on Fulani pastoralists in Benue State. In a gripping statement titled “Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right,” the group claimed that no fewer than 57 Fulani herders have been killed and moreContinueContinue reading “MACBAN Cries Out: 57 Fulani Herders Killed, Over 4,000 Cattle Stolen in 2025 Amid Alarming Silence in Benue”