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How EFCC, Akpabio frustrated efforts to strengthen asset forfeiture law

For years, Nigeria has depended on various law enforcement agencies and government institutions to recover, manage, and dispose of assets linked to criminal activities....

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How Malami went from calling Mambilla claimant ‘criminal’ to pushing $400m deal – ICC

FORMER Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, reversed his position on Sunrise Power and backed a settlement that could have exposed Nigeria to $400...

Postmortem confirms journalist Pelumi Onifade died from gunshot injury

A POSTMORTEM examination conducted at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) has confirmed that journalist Pelumi Onifade died from a firearm injury to...

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JDPC, others take PHC sensitisation to Ibadan market, uncover service gaps, poor patronage

By Isaac Olufemi Ojo The Justice, Development and Peace Commission (JDPC), Ibadan, has taken its sensitisation campaign on Primary Health Care (PHC) services to Odo...

Timeline: Boko Haram, ISWAP attacks on Nigerian military bases since 2025

SINCE early 2025, Nigeria’s northeast, where Boko Haram and its splinter faction, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), operate, has witnessed renewed attacks...

South African woman jailed 40 years for importing 5.75kg heroin into Nigeria

A FEDERAL High Court in Abuja has sentenced a 38-year-old South African woman, Will Jessica Ann, to 40 years in prison for importing 5.75...

Court strikes out UI bid to halt suspended students’ resumption

THE Federal High Court in Ibadan has struck out an application by the University of Ibadan (UI) seeking to prevent three suspended student activists...

Spyware Surveillance: Experts raise privacy concerns as police defend digital investigations

EXPERTS have raised concerns over the use of spyware and other digital surveillance technologies in Nigeria, warning that their deployment could undermine privacy, personal...
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