No, Federal Government Is Not Giving N50,000 Child Support Nigerian Parents
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- April 15, 2024

Following the reported incident of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) operatives invading Urban Radio 94.5 FM in Enugu state, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has apologised to the people of Enugu and the members of the public listening to the radio. In a statement titled “INCURSION INTO URBAN RADIO 94.5FM”, issued by the NBC

The Supreme Court judgement affirming the autonomy of the third tier of government by directing that it should be presided over by democratically elected executives and their allocations credited directly to their accounts and the way the judgement is being implemented has highlighted reasons why democracy has not grown and flourished as expected in Nigeria.

Twenty-seven days before the Ondo State off-cycle governorship election, residents expect the electoral process to be free, fair, and credible. The electoral umpire, the Independent National Electoral Commission, has committed to conducting a successful poll. Off-cycle governorship elections in the country resulted from judicial decisions that removed elected governors after protracted legal tussles. In the

…Federal Government N70,000.00 …Lagos, Rivers States N85,000.00 …Ogun, Gombe, Ondo, Kogi, Others to Pay Over N70,000.00 The political play around the payment of the national minimum wage to workers in Nigeria has begun to take different forms with the bold moves of some state governors who have started announcing the amount of money their states

The judicial inquiry into the cause of death of Mr. Pelumi Onifade, a 20-year-old reporter with Gboah TV who died during the #EndSARS protests in October 2020, began in Lagos on October 17, 2024, with the investigating magistrate promising a thorough and impartial investigation to uncover the truth, assign responsibility for his death, if necessary,

Battle for the existence of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission continues to gain momentum; from a pending suit at the Supreme Court to a catalogue of letters from two senior constitutional lawyers to lawmakers at the National Assembly and open debates by other interested parties in the public space. In two separate letters to



