Davidson Ogbebor ABUJA — A bureau de change operator, Jamilu Abdullahi, has told the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Maitama, Abuja, that transactions totalling ₦1.425 billion were conducted for

By Davison Ogbebor In a democracy, government accountability is not a favour granted to the people by those in power; it is a fundamental obligation of public office. Citizens have

By Davidson Ogbebor ABUJA — Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has warned Nigerians to pay closer attention to the country’s political climate ahead of

By Davidson Ogbebor Nigeria’s growing battle against adulterated alcoholic drinks has become more than a public health concern. It is a reflection of the country’s regulatory challenges, economic hardship, unemployment

By Eben Enasco The profligacy of the legislative arm of government since the return to democracy in 1999 has again come under scrutiny, dominating informal and formal debates across the

President inaugurates APC Presidential Campaign Council, urges members to deliver votes in 2027

The Fund’s position raises fresh questions about the effectiveness of subsidy-removal savings, the reach of social protection programmes and the growing cost of living facing millions of Nigerians.

By Paul Omo Okojie Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election will be more than a contest of personalities, political parties and campaign promises. It will be a test of whether any opposition

Davidson Ogbebor ABUJA — The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a fundamental rights enforcement suit filed by Abuja-based businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu, against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

FCT Minister’s admission that he helped engineer Okpebholo’s victory raises troubling questions about voter sovereignty, party loyalty and the capture of Nigeria’s electoral process