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Group Criticizes Ihonvbere’s First Constituency Visit After 15 Months

A socio-political group, the Owan Progressive Initiative (OPI), has criticized Julius Ihonvbere, the House of Representatives member for Owan Federal Constituency, following his recent appearance at a campaign rally in Eme-Ora, marking his first public engagement in the constituency after 15 months in office. The group voiced their dismay at Ihonvbere’s prolonged absence since his…

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UNICEF Pledges Support for Zamfara’s Ten-Year Strategic Plan

The UNICEF Chief of the Sokoto Field Office, Michael Juma, announced significant support for Zamfara State during a three-day formal opening of UNICEF’s interaction with state government officials on the state’s Ten-Year Strategic Plan. During the interaction, stakeholders expressed optimism that the fund would aid Governor Dauda Lawal’s administration in achieving sustainable development across social,…

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NDIC Urges Stronger Collaboration to Combat Banking Fraud

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has called on law enforcement agencies to strengthen their collaboration to curb banking fraud in the country. This was emphasized by the Managing Director/Chief Executive of NDIC, Bello Hassan, at the annual capacity-building workshop for law enforcement agents in Lagos on Thursday. Represented by the NDIC Director of Communication…

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Kenya’s Police Chief Resigns Amid Protests Over Police Conduct

In a statement released on Friday, the presidency announced that President William Ruto has “accepted the resignation” of Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome, who has served since November 2022. The resignation follows widespread criticism of the police’s handling of recent antigovernment demonstrations that resulted in the deaths of dozens of protesters. Deputy Inspector-General Douglas…

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Osoba Criticizes Obasanjo’s Priorities on Power Sector

Former Ogun State Governor and elder statesman under the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Olusegun Osoba, has criticized former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s handling of Nigeria’s power sector, suggesting that the $12 billion spent on debt repayment to the Paris Club could have been better utilized to address the country’s longstanding electricity challenges. Speaking on the…

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