Friday, September 25, 2026

Rights

October 23, 2025

#FreeNnamdiKanu Protests: Police arrest Sowore in Abuja

“He was picked up not too long ago by armed policemen acting under the instructions of the commissioner of police in the FCT,” said Tope Temokun.

Sowore protesting in Abuja
October 23, 2025

Ese Oruru abducted at 13, forcibly married, converted to Islam graduates from UNILORIN

Ms Oruru spent nine months in captivity in Kano. The teenager returned to finish her secondary education after giving birth.

Ese Oruru in graduation gown; Yunusa Dahiru
October 23, 2025

NIMet unions suspend proposed strike action

The unions of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency have suspended a planned strike that was set to begin at midnight on Wednesday.

Festus Keyamo
October 22, 2025

Osun: 768 complaints lodged, N4 million recovered in nine months, PCC says

The Public Complaints Commission says it received 768 complaints between January and September from residents in Osun.

Public Complaints Commission
October 22, 2025

GBV: Stakeholders seek shelters, data harmonisation in Anambra

Stakeholders have urged the creation of safe shelters and harmonised data to strengthen the fight against Gender-based Violence in Anambra.

Sexual and Gender-based Violence (SGBV)
October 21, 2025

Girl’s Education: Shettima extols virtues of Remi Tinubu

He mentioned that when the first lady served in the Senate, she actively contributed to debates, particularly those related to girl’s education.

Vice President Kashim Shettima
October 21, 2025

Kaduna college of education lecturers suspend strike

The union commended the support and solidarity demonstrated by its members during the period of the strike.

College of Education Academic Staff Union, Gidan Waya chapter, Kaduna
October 21, 2025

$31 trillion debt crippling Nigeria, other developing countries’ development: UNCTAD

A staggering 2.6 billion people remain offline, most of them women in developing countries, UN data indicates.

Poor and hungry Africans
October 20, 2025

FreeNnamdiKanuNow: Court activities paralysed as hearing in police suit against protesters stalled

Although very few court workers, lawyers, litigants, and private guards of the court were seen in the premises, no judge was sighted.

Protesters