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  • Sylva’s Camp Condemns EFCC Sealing of Maitama Home

    Sylva’s Camp Condemns EFCC Sealing of Maitama Home

    A media aide to former petroleum minister Timipre Sylva criticised the EFCC for sealing his Maitama residence, alleging shortcomings in notice and due process.

    The development adds to public debate around high-profile anti-corruption actions and political accountability.

    Source: Daily Trust, 2025-12-08

  • EFCC Alleges Arik Funds Used to Float NG Eagle

    EFCC Alleges Arik Funds Used to Float NG Eagle

    At the Special Offences Court in Ikeja, the EFCC presented documents alleging that funds linked to Arik Air were used to float NG Eagle Airlines. The trial involves former AMCON officials and corporate entities.

    The matter was adjourned into early January 2026 for continuation of proceedings.

    Source: Vanguard, 2025-12-09

  • IGP Warns Misinformation Hurts Police Reputation

    IGP Warns Misinformation Hurts Police Reputation

    Inspector-General Kayode Egbetokun warned that misinformation—including recycled videos and edited images—has significantly harmed the Nigeria Police Force’s reputation.

    He urged police PROs to respond faster and more professionally to false narratives to protect public trust.

    Source : The Nation, 2025-12-08

  • Bauchi Leader Says Sharia Criminal Law Applies to Muslims

    Bauchi Leader Says Sharia Criminal Law Applies to Muslims

    A Bauchi traditional leader stated that Sharia criminal law applies to Muslims and does not target Christians, describing contrary claims as misinformation.

    The remarks come amid renewed public and international attention to Nigeria’s religious-freedom narratives and interfaith anxieties.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-09

  • Bodo–Bonny Road Opens Daytime for Light Vehicles

    Bodo–Bonny Road Opens Daytime for Light Vehicles

    President Tinubu approved a phased opening of the Bodo–Bonny Road in Rivers State for light vehicles, restricted to daytime travel. Heavy-duty vehicles and night movement remain barred pending full completion expected in Q1 2026.

    The opening is framed as relief for long-standing access challenges to Bonny Island.

    Source:Punch, 2025-12-08

  • India Deports 32 Nigerians After Drug Crackdown

    India Deports 32 Nigerians After Drug Crackdown

    Indian authorities have deported 32 Nigerians linked to a transnational narcotics network following arrests in a multi-state crackdown.

    The development may renew diaspora and consular conversations around criminal networks, profiling concerns and lawful migration pathways.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-09

  • U.S. Delegation Meets Benue Traditional and Faith Leaders

    U.S. Delegation Meets Benue Traditional and Faith Leaders

    A U.S. congressional delegation met with Benue clerics and traditional leaders to discuss recurring violence and insecurity, signalling heightened international concern.

    Local leaders reportedly pressed for stronger protection of rural communities and accountability for perpetrators.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-09

  • Mohbad Family DNA Debate Reignites

    Mohbad Family DNA Debate Reignites

    Mohbad’s father reiterated support for a transparent DNA process regarding the late singer’s son amid intense public debate and legal attention.

    The dispute remains a flashpoint in the broader demand by fans and stakeholders for clarity and justice around the singer’s death and legacy.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-09

  • TikTok Restricts Late-Night LIVE in Nigeria

    TikTok Restricts Late-Night LIVE in Nigeria

    TikTok has restricted late-night LIVE access for Nigerian users as part of a safety investigation tied to harmful-content concerns. The platform has not stated how long the restriction will remain.

    The move reflects rising global and local pressure on social platforms to tighten safeguards around livestream risks.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-08

  • PalmPay Launches ‘Purple December’ Rewards Push

    PalmPay Launches ‘Purple December’ Rewards Push

    PalmPay has launched a month-long ‘Purple December’ campaign encouraging users to complete weekly digital tasks for prizes, culminating in a Christmas-themed social challenge.

    The fintech says the activation celebrates user loyalty and highlights everyday digital-payment stories during the festive season.

    Source: Punch, 2025-12-09