#Anti-Corruption

Investigations

Protest Rocks Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium as Shop Owners, Tenants Oppose Three-Week Eviction Deadline

Shop owners and tenants at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu, have staged a peaceful protest against the Enugu State Government's three-week eviction notice, describing the timeline as inadequate for relocating their businesses. While expressing support for the planned renovation of the stadium, the protesters appealed for an extension of the deadline and constructive engagement with affected stakeholders to safeguard livelihoods and minimize the economic impact of the relocation process.

Site manager·Jul 10, 2026

Investigations

"Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium Set for Landmark Redevelopment as Tenants Receive Three-Week Vacate Notice"

The familiar commercial activities within the premises of Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu—popularly known as The Cathedral—are drawing to a close as the Enugu State Government commences plans for a comprehensive renovation, rehabilitation, and reconstruction of the iconic facility. With a three-week notice issued to all shop owners, traders, and tenants to vacate the premises, the stadium is set to undergo a significant transformation. The current images of the facility mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of another, offering a reference point for assessing the impact of the redevelopment upon its completion.

Site manager·Jul 10, 2026

Governance

A Question Worth Asking, Your Excellency

The true measure of democratic leadership lies not in the number of political allies or officeholders supporting an administration, but in the confidence it has to submit its record to the judgment of the people. When a government commands an extensive political structure yet appears apprehensive about a free, fair, and credible election, it inevitably raises questions about its faith in its own performance and public acceptance. Ultimately, elections are the cornerstone of democracy, providing citizens with the opportunity to assess the stewardship of those in power.

Site manager·Jul 10, 2026

Judiciary

ENUGU GUBER MATTER: Nnaji’s Legal Team Rejects Settlement Bid, Court Fixes October 20 for Substantive Hearing

The legal dispute surrounding the certificate issue involving Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji has taken a new turn, with the Federal High Court fixing October 20, 2026, for substantive hearing after months of adjournments. According to his legal team, previous proceedings were delayed following repeated requests for adjournments and an unsuccessful bid for an out-of-court settlement, which was rejected in favour of allowing the court to determine the matter. The development has also sparked fresh debate over the timing of related allegations, with supporters questioning why issues already before the court are resurfacing in the public domain.

Site manager·Jul 09, 2026

Judiciary

Ex-Minister Uche Nnaji Reaffirms Commitment to Rule of Law, Calls for Respect for Judicial Process

The camp of former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology and PDP governorship candidate in Enugu State, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji, has reaffirmed his commitment to the rule of law, urging the public and the media to distinguish between ongoing civil proceedings, criminal allegations and established judicial findings. In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Dr. Robert Ngwu, the former minister maintained that the legal matters involving him remain subject to due process and should not be misrepresented through media narratives.

Site manager·Jul 08, 2026

Interviews

Wike: Tinubu Removed FCT from TSA to Enhance Governance and Operational Efficiency

Wike: Tinubu Removed FCT from TSA to Enhance Governance and Operational Efficiency Excerpt: The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has revealed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu approved the removal of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) from the Treasury Single Account (TSA) to improve governance and administrative efficiency. According to Wike, the President believes that effective governance requires operational flexibility, enabling the FCTA to function more efficiently in delivering critical services and executing development projects. More details in the comment section.

Site manager·Jul 08, 2026

Judiciary

Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji Reaffirms Commitment to Rule of Law, Clarifies Status of Ongoing Court Proceedings

A statement issued on behalf of Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji has clarified the legal status of the court matters involving the former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, emphasizing that the civil suit concerning his academic records was initiated by him to seek judicial clarification and the release of his university transcript. The statement also notes that efforts at an out-of-court settlement were unsuccessful, with the Federal High Court adjourning the matter to 20 October 2026 for hearing.

Site manager·Jul 08, 2026

Judiciary

Certificate Forgery Case: Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji Rejects Defendant's Out-of-Court Settlement Proposal

Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji has declined an out-of-court settlement proposed by the defendant in the ongoing certificate forgery case, signaling that the matter will proceed through the judicial process. The latest development represents a significant milestone in the case, with further details expected as court proceedings continue.

Site manager·Jul 08, 2026

Investigations

Ohanaeze Council Alleges Political Persecution of Ex-Minister Uche Nnaji, Accuses Governor Mbah of Misusing ICPC

A faction identified as the Ohanaeze Council has alleged that Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah is using the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) to politically target former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji. The council described the alleged actions as politically motivated and called for fairness, due process, and the independence of anti-corruption institutions. The allegations have sparked public debate, while official responses from the parties concerned are awaited.

Site manager·Jul 08, 2026

Investigations

RULAAC Seeks IGP's Intervention Over Alleged Politically Driven Arrests and Prosecutions in Enugu

The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has expressed concern over what it describes as the growing politicisation of policing and criminal justice processes in Enugu State. The organisation is urging the Inspector-General of Police to order an independent investigation into allegations of politically motivated arrests, detentions, and prosecutions, while reaffirming the need for impartial law enforcement and the protection of citizens' constitutional rights.

Site manager·Jul 06, 2026

Interviews

"If Nigeria Had 10 Dora Akunyilis, It Would Be Like Dubai" — Son Pays Emotional Tribute to Late NAFDAC Icon

The enduring legacy of the late Dora Akunyili has once again taken center stage after her son, Obumneme Akunyili, delivered an emotional tribute to her remarkable service to Nigeria. Reflecting on her unwavering integrity, courage, and dedication to public service, he stated that if Nigeria had just ten leaders like his mother, the nation would have achieved the level of development seen in Dubai. His remarks have reignited national conversations about the importance of honest, visionary leadership and the lasting impact of public servants who place the nation's interests above personal gain.

Site manager·Jul 06, 2026

Investigations

From Speculation to Facts Setting the Record Straight on Chief Uche Nnaji

Chief Uche Nnaji, former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, has become the subject of widespread media reports alleging that he was arrested by security operatives. However, verified accounts indicate that he was not arrested but merely received a routine invitation from the ICPC for questioning upon his arrival in Abuja. The distinction between an administrative invitation and an arrest has reignited concerns about media accuracy, responsible reporting, and allegations that routine investigative processes are being politicized to fuel negative public narratives against former public officials.

Site manager·Jul 01, 2026