Ferdinand Agu specializes in investigative journalism, uncovering corruption, accountability gaps, and systemic issues across public and private sectors in Nigeria.
A three-vehicle crash involving Ondo lawmaker Donald Ojogo on the Ore–Ondo Road left two female commuters injured, while the lawmaker and 16 other occupants escaped unhurt.
Anambra Government, DSS and security stakeholders have led a 300-person rally against terrorism, urging residents to unite, share intelligence and protect peace in the state.
A suspected vandal has died under a collapsed 330kV transmission tower in Delta State, with TCN warning that vandalism of power infrastructure poses serious risks to lives and national electricity supply.
Nigeria’s equities market gained ₦235 billion on Friday as bullish sentiment extended to a third consecutive session, lifting market capitalisation to ₦158.513 trillion.
CAIDOV has urged INEC to ensure credible 2027 elections, calling for transparent result transmission, impartial security agencies, voter education and an end to electoral irregularities.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed December 2 for judgment in Nasir El-Rufai’s N1 billion rights suit against the ICPC, I-G and AGF over the search of his Abuja residence.
Nigeria’s evacuated Ebola patient has arrived in Switzerland and is receiving treatment at Geneva University Hospital, while her husband remains isolated in Zurich as health authorities continue containment measures.
The MYG Foundation has appealed for calm in Zamfara State over the omission of Accord Party governorship candidate Musa Yusuf-Garba from INEC’s list ahead of the 2027 general elections.