An Enugu High Court has ordered the British Government to pay £420 million to families of 21 miners killed during the 1949 Iva Valley massacre, describing the killings as unlawful and extrajudicial.
Two prominent Journalists have been sentenced to nearly four years in prison in Tunisia, a move critics describe as retaliation against independent reporting and a serious blow to press freedom.
Nigeria’s internal displacement crisis deepened in mid-2025, with Yobe and Benue States recording the highest numbers of internally displaced persons, according to the latest dashboard released by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
The International Criminal Court has issued a major sentencing, handing Janjaweed commander Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman a 20-year prison term for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Sudan more than two decades ago.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has published the credentials and nomination documents submitted by presidential candidates for the 2027 election, allowing Nigerians to scrutinize their qualifications in line with the Electoral Act.
The Presidency has criticised Cardinal John Onaiyekan for publicly commenting on a private meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria, describing the action as inappropriate and a breach of clerical privilege.
The Osun State chapter of IPAC has rejected the caretaker committee constituted by the national leadership, insisting on the immediate conduct of a free, fair and inclusive election to produce new state officials.
The Federal Government has graduated 18 rescued Chibok girls from a vocational skills programme, providing entrepreneurship grants, starter packs and additional support for their families to promote economic independence.