No, Federal Government Is Not Giving N50,000 Child Support Nigerian Parents
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- April 15, 2024
Claim: Minister for Work, Engr David Umahi, claimed during a rally that there is no single Obidient supporter in Ebonyi State. Verdict: False. Evidence from credible sources and on-ground reports confirms that the Obidient movement still has a presence in Ebonyi State. Full Text The Minister for Work, David Umahi, on 27th September 2025, speaking
Nigeria’s 65th anniversary is being marked with subdued celebrations. The federal government on Monday cancelled all major events, including the traditional national day parade, as the nation faces the potential for widespread strike action by labour unions. Same day, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) directed its affiliate unions to fully mobilise in preparation for a
The Media Rights Agenda (MRA) launched a groundbreaking report on Monday, highlighting the risks posed by an inadequate national response to environmental and climate challenges to ecosystems, public health, livelihoods, and national stability. The report calls for a more robust implementation of frameworks for access to environmental information in Nigeria to mitigate their negative impact. The
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled that the proposal by Professor Patrick Utomi, a former Nigerian presidential candidate and distinguished economist, to establish a shadow government constitutes an unconstitutional act and is inconsistent with the laws of the country. On Monday, Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court issued an order restraining
PWDs Leader Backs Reserved Seats for Women, Urges Disability Inclusion A party chieftain, Mr Tolu Bankole, who serves as the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), has expressed support for the Reserved Seats for Women Bill and encouraged lawmakers nationwide to facilitate its passage. This view aligns with calls from
Claim: A widely circulated WhatsApp message asserts that local government chairpersons in Adamawa State funded a leadership training trip to Istanbul, Turkey, for 21 of their spouses, a development that has attracted considerable public criticism. Verdict: True. Credible sources confirm the trip occurred, but its funding, legality, and value remain in question. The Full Story