A family source told SaharaReporters on Saturday that Ogundare was freed after the family coughed up a ransom of $17,500. The family of Mrs. Olanike Ogundare, who was abducted from her residence in ...
From a human rights and governance perspective, the plight of police retirees raises fundamental concerns about the Nigerian state’s compliance with its obligations to workers, including those in ...
The Senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has vowed to challenge a ₦1 billion defamation judgment ...
If the Presidency can commit an estimated ₦179 billion to the Presidential Air Fleet, including aircraft acquisition and maintenance, while allocating ₦1.504 trillion to the Nigerian Army in the 2026 ...
Residents of Kwara South under the aegis of the Kwara South Development Forum have staged a protest over what they described as incessant insecurity ravaging their communities, calling on President ...
The Lagos State Council of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has accused the union’s national leadership of undermining internal democracy, alleging a deliberate attempt to impose leadership on the state ...
It was a period that left a deep scar on the nation’s image and economy. Today, Nigeria finds itself in another moment of intense public reflection. Under the leadership of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a ...
Telecom providers sometimes deprive consumers unfettered access to free flow network that meet up with the required standard. The question that then comes to mind, is that can consumers be entitled to ...
The court session on Friday focused on an application filed by the defence for the release of properties confiscated by the police during the protest. The trial of the human rights activists, Hassan ...
A constitutional showdown is brewing at the Federal High Court in Abuja as a human rights lawyer, Maxwell Opara, moves to ...
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has spent ₦5million on the procurement of VIP airport vehicle stickers for its top officials, according to payment records reviewed by SaharaReporters.
The United States Department of Justice has announced a sweeping return to aggressive enforcement of the death penalty, including the reintroduction of firing squads and lethal injection, in what ...