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Jake Swandeh

336 articles published

Report Any Misconduct Involving Soldiers, Brigade Commander Urges Journalists

A Brigade Commander of the Nigerian Army has called on journalists and members of the public to promptly report any case of misconduct involving soldiers, stressing that accountability and professionalism remain central to the Army’s core values. The senior officer made the appeal during an engagement with media practitioners, emphasising that constructive feedback from…

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FAAN to End Cash Transactions Nationwide from February 29

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced that all cash transactions across airports under its management will cease effective February 29, as part of a sweeping move to align fully with the Federal Government’s cashless policy. The directive, which takes effect nationwide, means that payments for services at FAAN-operated facilities — including terminal…

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EFCC Detains El-Rufai Amid Probe Into Alleged ₦432bn Mismanagement

Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has been detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Abuja as part of an escalating investigation into alleged financial irregularities involving about ₦432 billion during his tenure in office. El-Rufai reportedly honoured an invitation to appear before the anti-graft agency at its Jabi headquarters, where he…

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N’Assembly Eyes Jan 16 for Presidential Poll, Suspends Electoral Bill Harmonisation

Nigeria’s National Assembly is considering January 16, 2027, as a new date for the next presidential election, a move that could significantly alter the country’s electoral calendar and avert a potential clash with the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The proposed shift, currently under legislative review, follows consultations between federal lawmakers and the Independent National…

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NUC Approves 33 New Universities, Raising Nigeria’s Total to 309

Nigeria’s higher education landscape has expanded significantly following the approval of 33 new universities by the National Universities Commission (NUC) in 2025, pushing the total number of universities across the country to 309. Data obtained from the commission indicates that the newly approved institutions cut across federal, state and private ownership, reflecting sustained momentum in…

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Super Eagles Set for Jordan Friendly as FIFA Ruling on World Cup Protest Looms

Nigeria’s Nigeria national football team are lining up an international friendly against Jordan national football team, but final confirmation of the fixture is expected to hinge on a pending decision from FIFA regarding the country’s World Cup eligibility protest involving DR Congo. Officials familiar with the arrangement say the proposed friendly is part of broader…

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US Sanctions Eight Nigerians Over Alleged Links to Boko Haram, ISIL and Cybercrime

The United States government has imposed sanctions on eight Nigerian nationals over alleged links to extremist financing networks and cybercrime activities, freezing any assets under US jurisdiction and barring American individuals and entities from conducting business with them. In a statement released by the US Department of the Treasury, the individuals were designated under counterterrorism…

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DSS Files Three-Count Charge Against El-Rufai Over Alleged Interception of Ribadu’s Phone Call

The Department of State Services (DSS) has filed a three-count charge against former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, over the alleged interception of a telephone conversation involving the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu. The charge was filed on Monday by counsel to the DSS at the Federal High Court in Abuja, marking a significant escalation…

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