HAPPENING NOW: Crackdown on Journalists Intensifies in Abuja as Hunger Protest Enters Day 3

Some Journalists covering the #ENDBADGOVERNANCE Hunger Protests in Abuja are being targeted by security operatives. Our Correspondent reports that chaos has erupted at Moshood Abiola Stadium as security forces opened Live ammunition on press men covering the protest. “In a shocking escalation of violence, journalists covering a protest at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in…

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Lab Scientists Raise Alarm over Surge in Prostate Disorders

The Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria (AMLSN) recently sounded the alarm over the alarming increase in prostate disorders among Nigerian men. According to the association, the number of cases has skyrocketed in recent years, with many men being diagnosed with prostate cancer, enlarged prostate, and other related conditions. The AMLSN attributed the rise…

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TETFund Dismisses Allegations of Bailout Mismanagement as “Spurious”

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has firmly rejected claims that it deliberately omitted Nigerian scholars’ names from a presidential bailout. The controversy centers on Kamal Adewole Saka, a Ph.D. candidate from Federal University, Oye Ekiti, who alleged that TETFund staff embezzled a portion of his scholarship funds. TETFund clarified that Saka’s tuition, amounting to…

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FCCPC Cracks Down on Coca-Cola, NBC for Violating Consumer Rights

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has taken a firm stance against Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited and Nigerian Bottling Company Limited for breaching consumer rights. Following an investigation initiated in June 2019, the FCCPC discovered that the companies had transitioned their Coke brand to non-nutritive sweeteners without adequately informing consumers. In a statement released…

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Embrace Dialogue with Govt, Suspend Protests, Adegboruwa Urges Protesters

As the #EndBadGovernance nationwide protests enter the second day, human rights lawyer and counsel to Take-it-back movement, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN, has asked youths to suspend the demonstrations and embrace dialogue with the government. “Though the intention of the organisers was to achieve peaceful and well-coordinated protests, it would seem that fifth columnists and some angry…

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