Igbo Community Association Condemns ‘Ezeigbo’ Coronation In South Africa, Demands Arrest Of Diaspora Impostors

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has condemned the recent killings in Jos, the Plateau State capital, describing the incident as a disturbing reflection of Nigeria’s worsening insecurity. The association in a statement said the incident highlights ongoing security concerns, noting that the attack targeted communities where residents were engaged in lawful activities. It added that

The comments also extended to allegations against the judiciary, with Isaac Fayose questioning government priorities and integrity in public projects.

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El-Rufai: ‘There’s Plot To Arrest My Elder Brother So That Govt Can Get Me To Negotiate’

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that targeting peacekeepers constitutes a grave violation of international humanitarian law.

In a recent intervention, former Minister of Aviation, Osita Chidoka, raised alarm over the prohibitive cost of political party nomination forms in Nigeria. His concerns go beyond party politics. They speak to a deeper and more troubling reality: the deliberate monetisation of politics as a strategy for exclusion—and, ultimately, the criminalisation of democratic governance.