Ferdinand Agu specializes in investigative journalism, uncovering corruption, accountability gaps, and systemic issues across public and private sectors in Nigeria.
Residents of Efut Efio-Ene Community in Cross River State have raised concerns over worsening flooding, saying the recurring disaster has destroyed homes, farmlands and livelihoods while forcing many families from their properties.
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s power sector have called for innovative electricity pricing frameworks and targeted subsidy models to support sustainable energy supply as states take on greater regulatory responsibilities.
Following the conclusion of the 2025/2026 NNL season, Coach Idris steps down from his role at the Ado-Ekiti club despite a record-breaking 100% home win ratio.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has staged a nationwide protest over the killing of a teacher in Oyo, demanding improved school security and the release of abducted staff and students amid rising teacher safety concerns.
The National Bureau of Statistics says several food items, including tomatoes, beans, garri, onions and ginger, recorded month-on-month price increases in April 2026 despite some year-on-year declines.
Police arrest two suspects over an alleged kidnap threat against Kano village head Mallam Idris in Gezawa Local Government Area as investigations continue.
The Federal Government has commenced training for 150 Enugu youths in artificial intelligence, solar installation and fashion design under its National Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy, an initiative aimed at tackling unemployment and promoting sustainable poverty reduction through vocational skills and entrepreneurship.
Enugu Governor Peter Mbah has assured Church leaders that the Smart Green Schools initiative will not undermine mission schools, pledging professional training opportunities and stronger collaboration with Church educators.