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After decades of acting blind, Abuja govt demolishes powerful ‘dollar’ village

Insecurity: FCTA Demolishes Shanties at BDC Headquarters In Abuja By Wisdom Acka (Abuja Digest) Authorities of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) have pulled down shanties...

NNPCL hides under PIA to frustrate disclosure, accountability, say MAWA, DEDASRI

Nigeria’s major oil company, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), has said that it is not under obligation to disclose its dealings and be...

Scandal: Wike agencies, Aso Villa, CBN, Finance owing N47b in electricity bills

By Deola Olukande The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has listed Nigeria's seat of power, the Aso Rock Villa; its seats of financial power, the Central...

Nigeria: A tale of missing billions of dollars, Naira, and wasted N40 trillion

The Social and Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has unveiled a mind-boggling missing billions of dollars and Naira, a nerve-racking wastage of N45 trillion. On...

Lawyer opposes shut down of popular Abuja supermarket by govt

Abuja-based lawyer and Executive Director of Citizens Advocacy for Social Economic Rights (CASER), Barrister Frank Tietie, has lashed out at the Federal Competition &...

The big $6.23m alleged theft: Presidency wants three arrested, Mustapha exonerates self, Buhari

A court in Abuja has heard a beffudling tale of how $6.23m was 'stolen' from Nigeria's Central Bank by a coterie of alleged crooks,...

PDP governors regret backing subsidy removal, want state police to check insecurity

In what sounded like regret for supporting the removal of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) governors elected on the platform of the Peoples...

“The person we bankers wanted to be is dead”, as video of Late Herbert Wigwe’s birthday event emerges

By Deola Olukande A video of late Herbert Wigwe 57th birthday anniversary celebration has emerged as his loved ones continue to mourn his demise, alongside...

The how and why the Nigerian telecoms sector is dying as service providers lament

By Sonny Aragba-Akpore Without sounding pessimistic or proclaiming a death-knell, the telecommunications sector appears troubled. Apart from less than encouraging quality of service for voice...

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