Three prisoners who were mistakenly released are still on the run, the Justice Secretary confirmed, including one who has been free since August last year. David Lammy laid out the latest figures as the government faces intensifying scrutiny after a string of high-profile blunders in the prison system. Lammy told MPs that 91 prisoners had been … Continue reading “Nearly 100 prisoners freed by mistake in UK over seven months this year”
By Victor Ahiuma-Young & Abel Daniel Panic has gripped the Federal Civil Service following the abduction of six Directors of the Federal Ministry of Defence by gunmen along the Kabba-Lokoja highway. This came as no fewer than three Migil youths have been killed by bandits despite the state government’s threat to deal decisively with perpetrators. … Continue reading “Panic as bandits abduct 6 Defence Ministry directors, kill 3 youths in Nasarawa”
By Omolara Ojugbele, Ayomide Kasali & Olaoluwa Olaleye The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has reiterated its directive to banks to resolve customers’ complaints within two weeks, warning that unresolved cases after the deadline can be escalated directly to the Corporation for intervention. The move, according to the NDIC, is part of its renewed commitment to … Continue reading “NDIC reaffirms 2wks deadline for banks to resolve customers’ complaint”
Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Yemi Cardoso, has emphasized that Nigeria does not need to persuade investors to invest if the nation maintains strong macroeconomic fundamentals. Speaking at the bank’s 2025 Executive Seminar, Cardoso said stability and predictability are crucial to attracting capital. “Stability is at the core of … Continue reading “Macroeconomic stability, predictability key to attracting investors — Cardoso”