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It’s a bold move that definitely affects anyone who’s ever dealt with the “estimated billing” headache. This policy isn’t just a catchy slogan; it represents a significant shift in how the Lagos State Government (LASG) manages its own energy footprint and sets

The 10th National Assembly is currently in a high-stakes legislative season, with both the National Security Enhancement Bill, 2026 and the Sixth Alteration to the 1999 Constitution moving through the chambers as of late April. ​Introduced in the Senate in March 2026

This move by Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo marks a pivot toward high-tech, data-driven security, moving away from traditional, manpower-heavy border patrols. ​The Minister has specifically highlighted Saudi Arabia’s use of automated border surveillance systems. Unlike Nigeria’s porous land borders that rely heavily on

The trial of the six alleged coup plotters is a focal point of Nigerian politics and national security. Following their arraignment on April 22, the Federal High Court in Abuja has commenced the full, accelerated trial on Monday, April 27, 2026. ​The

The Federal High Court of Nigeria officially signalled the end of the manual filing of all processes on Monday, with the landmark launch of its electronic filing (e-filing) system in the Lagos Division. Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, the Chief Judge of

By Longdi Manbis The Plateau Government has decorated Mr Jonathan Zam, as new Chief Vehicle Inspection Officer (VIO) for the state. Mr Davou Jatau, the Commissioner for Transport in the state decorated the new chief VIO with new his rank on Monday

The management of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has provided clarity on its decision to deny the use of Oduduwa Hall for a proposed lecture by former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, attributing the move to inadequate notice and the inability to make