UN high commissioner for human rights, Volker Türk, has launched a $400 million appeal for 2026 as his office continues to operate “in survival mode”.
The Anambra government says justice will be served in the case of an alleged attack on a JSS3 student of Community Secondary School, Agulu, Miracle Amah, by her guardian, Osinachi Edeh.
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s digital ecosystem have called for stronger collaboration, ethical governance and public trust.
The Delta State High Court, Ozoro Division, has imposed a fine of N310 million on the police for the unlawful arrest, harassment and detention of a lawyer, Otedjere Jude.
“You cannot tender a document through a witness who said he did not know anything about it,” ruled the judge. “The document is, hereby, marked as rejected.”
“Deepfake abuse is abuse, and there is nothing fake about the harm it causes. When a child’s image or identity is used, that child is directly victimised,” UNICEF warned.
“The chief’s wife, his mother and three of his children are missing. That makes five people from his household unaccounted for,” a resident stated.
The FCTA secretariat is bustling with activities as normalcy returns after the suspension of the planned solidarity protest by labour unions on Tuesday.
Ms Chinenyenwa told the court that Mr James relocated to Ireland to look for work two years ago and had refused to visit her.
PENCAP is targeted at RSA holders who joined the Contributory Pension Scheme on or before July 1, 2019, and have not yet completed the data recapture exercise.
