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Lawyer Claims Professor Aghaji’s Arrest Highlights Political Bias in Nnamdi Kanu Case
Barrister Christopher Chidera asserts that the arrest of Emeritus Professor Martin Aghaji, who challenged official medical reports on Nnamdi Kanu, exposes the political nature of the IPOB leader's ongoing detention.
Presidency Orders DSS and EFCC to Expose Criminal Ring Behind PFIPC Fraud
The Presidency has tasked security agencies to dismantle an internal network of collaborators aiding Prince Matthew Adeniyi in a high-profile fraud scheme involving a fictitious government agency.
Legal Analyst Urges Prosecution in Uche Nnaji Certificate Forgery Case
Lawyer Liborous Oshoma discusses the arrest of former Minister Uche Nnaji over certificate forgery allegations, calling for prosecution to address systemic failures in government vetting processes.
ATBU establishes committee to oversee religious activities following DSS guidance
ATBU has formed an implementation committee to regulate campus religious activities and restore peace, acting on directives from the DSS after internal disputes.
Plateau Government Challenges Medical Plea from Angwa Rukuba Terrorism Suspect
Plateau State prosecutors have rejected a motion for medical leave filed by a suspect in the Angwa Rukuba massacre trial, labeling it a strategy to delay court proceedings.
Five individuals arraigned for shielding former Governor Timipre Sylva in coup investigation
Five associates of former Bayelsa State Governor Timipre Sylva have been arraigned for allegedly concealing his whereabouts following accusations that he financed a coup plot against President Bola Tinubu.
DSS Takes Former Minister Uche Nnaji into Custody at Enugu Airport
Department of State Services agents arrested former Minister Uche Nnaji at Enugu airport regarding allegations of certificate forgery involving the ICPC.
IHRDA Warns Defamation Ruling Against SERAP Threatens Civil Society
The IHRDA has expressed alarm over a N100 million defamation judgment against SERAP, warning that the ruling may stifle human rights advocacy and democratic participation in Nigeria.
Nigerian Courts Impose Death Sentences on 12 for Terrorism and Abduction Offenses
Twelve people were sentenced to death by hanging in Nigeria following convictions for terrorism and kidnapping-related offenses prosecuted by the DSS.
IHRDA Expresses Alarm Over Defamation Ruling Against Nigerian NGO SERAP
The IHRDA has criticized a court judgment against the NGO SERAP, warning that the high financial penalties for defamation could silence public-interest advocacy and shrink civic space in Nigeria.