Abdullah Ahmed

Atiku Demands Audit Of N10bn Ebola Fund

Atiku Demands Audit Of N10bn Ebola Fund

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar demanded a full public audit of the N10bn emergency Ebola fund on Friday, 23 October 2026, accusing President Bola Tinubu’s administration of dangerous bureaucratic inertia following the confirmed infection in Abuja. The political opposition seized upon contradictory official statements after the ruling All Progressives Congress claimed the special contingency allocation remains…

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NLC Suspends Strike In Abuja

NLC Suspends Strike In Abuja

The Nigeria Labour Congress suspended its two-week indefinite strike across the Federal Capital Territory on Tuesday, ordering classroom teachers and municipal workers to resume duties on Wednesday morning. Council chairman Knabayi Adalo announced the breakthrough inside Labour House following marathon conciliatory talks with the Federal Capital Territory Administration, the Nigeria Union of Teachers, and federal…

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SERAP Demands Probe into AI Voter Register Photos

SERAP Sues INEC Over Alleged N126bn Fraud

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project dragged the Independent National Electoral Commission to the Federal High Court in Abuja on Sunday over its failure to account for N126.46bn in public funds. The lawsuit follows damning findings in the 2023 audited report from the Auditor-General of the Federation, which flagged widespread financial irregularities in election operations…

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NAF Pledges Welfare Support After Ondo Crash

NAF Pledges Welfare Support After Ondo Crash Victims

Nigeria’s air force promised full welfare payments to families of personnel lost in the Igbokoda aircraft crash on Friday as salvage teams battled difficult underwater conditions in Ondo State. Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Sunday Aneke directed staff to release statutory death benefits, benevolent funds, and school sponsorships for surviving children without delay….

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DisCos Meter 301,726 Customers as Deficit Narrows

DisCos Meter 301,726 Customers as Deficit Narrows

Nigeria’s power distribution companies installed 301,726 prepaid electricity meters across July and August, shaving a sliver off a stubborn metering deficit that still leaves 4.70 million grid consumers at the mercy of arbitrary estimated bills. Fresh regulatory data released by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission in Abuja shows that utility operators picked up their deployment…

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