Ferdinand Agu specializes in investigative journalism, uncovering corruption, accountability gaps, and systemic issues across public and private sectors in Nigeria.
The ongoing Strike by the Joint Health Sector Unions intensified in Abia as union leaders stormed the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia, to enforce full compliance despite a Federal Government “no work, no pay” directive.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has officially shifted Igbo Thanksgiving to the last Saturday of January every year, following consultations with the Igbo College of Bishops.
The Lagos State Government has disbursed ₦40 million to families of fallen LASTMA officers, reaffirming its commitment to recognising sacrifice and supporting those who lost loved ones in active service.
A devastating crash on the Benin–Agbor Road in Edo State has claimed 11 lives and left seven others injured after a commercial bus collided head-on with a truck.
A Magistrates’ Court in Sagamu has adjourned the trial of Anthony Joshua’s driver, Adeniyi Kayode, to February 25 over a fatal road crash that claimed two lives.
Alumni of Federal Government College Enugu have begun construction of a N2 billion digital hub designed to equip students with digital skills, entrepreneurship training, and opportunities in the emerging technology economy.
Police in Enugu State have detained a suspected cultism and armed robbery suspect, recovering a gun-like object, drugs, and other exhibits during an intelligence-led operation in the New Artisan area.
South-East traditional rulers have renamed the diaspora Ezeigbo title to Ndinduigbo N’Uzo Ije, inducting 32 diaspora Igbo leaders into the mainstream traditional institution in a move aimed at strengthening unity and preserving Igbo heritage.
A lone crash on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway has claimed the life of an SUV driver, prompting renewed safety warnings from the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority over speeding and reckless driving.