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The Abuja Federal High Court adjourned Tukur Mamu’s lawsuit challenging his terrorist designation until 23 April.
His lawyers argue the label violates constitutional presumption of innocence since his criminal trial is still ongoing.
The federal government insists the law allows pre-conviction designation...
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The federal government says Executive Order 9 enforces constitutional rules on revenue remittance rather than creating new law.
Officials argue the directive ensures all oil and gas earnings go directly into recognised government accounts for transparency.
Authorities maintain the order is within...
The Senate has intensified its probe into the safe school initiative as rising attacks renew concerns over funding, oversight and stalled protection efforts
JetHQ has removed Nigeria’s presidential jet from its listings, creating new uncertainty around the sale and the government’s stalled disposal plan
The Senate opens a broad probe into Safe Schools Initiative funding as continued school attacks raise urgent questions over accountability and implementation.
Nigeria’s auditor flags £14.3 million in unverified spending at NNPC’s London office, intensifying scrutiny of the oil company’s financial controls
Caverton launches Nigeria’s first electric ferry as it moves toward cleaner marine transport and strengthens its position in the country’s waterway transport sector
Dangote Cement shares jumped 10 percent today, fueled by investor optimism, strong earnings, and expectations of continued growth in Nigeria’s cement market.