Nigeria Police Force Denies SARS Revival, Urges Public to Disregard Misinformation

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has firmly debunked circulating rumors suggesting the return of the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) under a reformed framework.In an official statement titled “Disclaimer: SARS Remains Dissolved,” issued in Abuja on Monday, Force Public Relations Officer ACP Muyiwa Adejobi reaffirmed that SARS, which was scrapped on October 11, 2020, followingContinue reading "Nigeria Police Force Denies SARS Revival, Urges Public to Disregard Misinformation"

CBN in Turmoil: Outrage as ‘Cardoso Women’ Amass Power, Pocket Obscene Salaries

A storm is brewing at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as senior directors and staff members raise alarm over what they describe as the unchecked influence and “obscene” salaries of consultants arbitrarily appointed by Governor Olayemi Cardoso.The controversy, first reported by Premium Times, has sent shockwaves through the apex bank. At the heart ofContinue reading "CBN in Turmoil: Outrage as ‘Cardoso Women’ Amass Power, Pocket Obscene Salaries"

Atiku Warns Tinubu’s Government: ‘No Snake, Monkey, or Gorilla Must Swallow $1.07bn Health Fund’

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has issued a strong warning to the Federal Government, urging President Bola Tinubu’s administration to ensure total transparency in the allocation and expenditure of the $1.07 billion earmarked for the healthcare sector in the 2025 budget.Taking to his official X handle, Atiku emphasized that Nigerians must not witness another roundContinue reading "Atiku Warns Tinubu’s Government: ‘No Snake, Monkey, or Gorilla Must Swallow $1.07bn Health Fund’"

“Faith in Crisis: Anglican Archbishop Laments Economic Hardship’s Toll on Church Attendance and Offerings”

The Vanguard Newspaper has reported that economic hardship is severely impacting church attendance and offerings across Nigeria. The Archbishop of Ibadan Province, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Dr. Williams Aladekugbe, expressed deep concern over the growing financial strain on Christians, which has prevented many from attending services and contributing to church offerings.Speaking over the weekendContinue reading "“Faith in Crisis: Anglican Archbishop Laments Economic Hardship’s Toll on Church Attendance and Offerings”"

Outrage in Lagos: Residents, Soldiers Demand Ban on Deadly Billboard After Past Collapse Injures Child, Destroys Property

Tension is mounting in Surulere, Lagos, as residents and soldiers stationed at Abalti Barracks in Ojuelegba vehemently oppose the reinstallation of a massive advertising billboard that has collapsed twice in recent years—leaving destruction in its wake, severely injuring a child, and damaging property.The controversial billboard, owned by a company identified as Radius Resources, has beenContinue reading "Outrage in Lagos: Residents, Soldiers Demand Ban on Deadly Billboard After Past Collapse Injures Child, Destroys Property"

Lekki Imam to Muslims: Reject Candidates Who Oppose Sharia Courts

Vanguard Newspaper has reported that the Chief Imam of Lekki Central Mosque, Sheikh Ridwan Jamiu, has urged Muslims to vote against any governorship candidate unwilling to establish Sharia courts in their states.Taking to its official X handle, the media outlet shared the Imam’s call, which was made during his Jumaat sermon last Friday. Dr. JamiuContinue reading "Lekki Imam to Muslims: Reject Candidates Who Oppose Sharia Courts"

Illegal Mining Fuels School Dropout Crisis in Plateau—Governor Mutfwang Sounds Alarm

Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has raised the alarm over the devastating impact of illegal mining on education in the state, revealing that the illicit activity is fueling a disturbing rise in school dropouts across mining communities.Speaking on Sunday at the COCIN Headquarters Church in Jos, Mutfwang described illegal mining as a direct threat toContinue reading "Illegal Mining Fuels School Dropout Crisis in Plateau—Governor Mutfwang Sounds Alarm"

Federal Government Sets February 17 Deadline for Civil Servants’ Identity Verification, Warns of Salary Suspension

In a decisive move to eliminate ghost workers from the federal payroll, the Nigerian government has set a February 17, 2025, deadline for civil servants to complete their identity verification on the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). Non-compliance could lead to salary suspension and other sanctions, according to a memo issued by theContinue reading "Federal Government Sets February 17 Deadline for Civil Servants’ Identity Verification, Warns of Salary Suspension"

Terror in Northern Cameroon: Boko Haram Strikes Remote Village, Kills Four, Sets Homes Ablaze

Renowned security analyst and counterinsurgency expert Zagazola Makama has reported a deadly attack by Boko Haram insurgents on Sanda Wajiri, a remote village near Kolkata in northern Cameroon.According to intelligence sources, the brutal assault took place late Sunday night when heavily armed militants stormed the village, unleashing sporadic gunfire and spreading chaos. The attackers killedContinue reading "Terror in Northern Cameroon: Boko Haram Strikes Remote Village, Kills Four, Sets Homes Ablaze"

“Julius Malema Clashes with Elon Musk Over Sanctions Call: ‘You’re Racist, You Lost Your Left Brain!’”

South African politician and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has fiercely responded to billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk after the Tesla and SpaceX CEO called for international sanctions against him.The heated exchange erupted after an old video from 2018 resurfaced, showing Malema making controversial remarks about targeting white politicians—specifically, then-Mayor of Nelson MandelaContinue reading "“Julius Malema Clashes with Elon Musk Over Sanctions Call: ‘You’re Racist, You Lost Your Left Brain!’”"