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As part of the 16 days of activism 2020, the Program of State of Law and Anti -Corruption (ROLAC) supported a community of comedians who are not only willing to declare individual guilt to perpetuate the narratives that allow persisting the culture of violation, but are also willing to lead with the example, demonstrating their commitment to stop publishing content …

The following is the top story in all state newspapers 1. With the release of Atiku, PDP moves to seduce Peter Obi ahead of the 2027 election The Democratic Party (PDP) has officially confirmed that they actively worked to bring Peter Obi, the former Governor of the State Anambra and the 2023 Labor Party presidential candidate, returning to his rank. …

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Investors at the Nigerian equity market obtained N824 billion at the close of trade on Friday. This follows the surge in stock prices such as NCR Nigeria, Learn Africa PLC, and UPDC PLC, among others, on the trading floor. The Benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) increased to 131,585.66 points from 130,283.86 points recorded on the previous day. After five hours of …

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A new report of the Nigerian corrective service has revealed that over 66 % of prisoners in the country’s correction centers are still awaiting trial, raising new concerns about prolonged and delayed justice detention. As of July 14, 2025, the total number of prisoners throughout the country was 81,950, but only 28,155 were sentenced. The remaining 53,795 – including 52,378 …