By: Abudu Olalekan Fifty-seven properties tied to ex-AGF Abubakar Malami are under scrutiny, as the EFCC pushes a federal court in Abuja to seize them for good. Though claims swirl around their origin, legal steps now aim to transfer ownership outright. With documents filed last week, judges must decide whether these assets stay locked by…
By: Abudu Olalekan This week in Lagos, during a tribute speech, Femi Falana plus Gani Adams spoke without holding back. If judges go on interfering in political party matters, they said, the 2027 vote might wind up featuring just a single name for president. Not stopping there, both men stressed how dangerous that path really…
By: Abudu Olalekan New directive from Abuja demands full staff lists and account info by April 9. The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, just dropped a heavy directive. He wants every formation across the country to hand over complete nominal rolls plus bank account details for every officer under them. From the inspectors down to…
By: Abudu Olalekan Oil under Nigeria is fading. A little at a time, sure – but it’s showing. Come 2026, Nigeria’s confirmed oil and condensate holdings stood at 37.01 billion barrels – just shy of the prior year’s 37.28 billion. This update came through on April 1, shared via official notice by regulator head Oritsemeyiwa…
By: Abudu Olalekan A wild case of rabies has surfaced in Enugu State, so officials are moving without delay. Dog infections were verified by the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Industrialization in Igbo Etiti Local Government Area; now, warnings echo across communities. With time ticking, leaders stress urgent steps to block wider reach. Out of nowhere,…
By: Abudu Olalekan Troops interrupt a planned mass kidnapping along the Buratai–Kamuya route. 150 civilians saved, five soldiers wounded. The fight out there never really stops. March 30, 2026. Mid-afternoon. The Buratai–Kamuya road in Borno. It’s supposed to be just another transit day for civilians heading home. But the bush had other plans. Insurgents were…
