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‘I’m Available in Abuja’, Sowore Declares Readiness for Police Search
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Human rights activist and the convener of the #RevolutionNow movement Omoyele Sowore has publicly declared his readiness to face a potential arrest by the Nigerian Police Force. Sowore announced on social media that he has been made aware of a search operation by the Nigeria Police Force targeting him. Taking…
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Coalition of Northern Groups Rejects “Unjustifiable” Telecommunications Tariff Increase
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The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) has unequivocally denounced the recent 50% increase in telecommunications tariffs in Nigeria, as authorized by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). This was made known in a Communique signed by the group National Coordinator Comrade Jamilu Aliyu Charanchi. The Coalition expressed deep concern over the…
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Nigerians Must Again Rise in Protest Against the Unjust, and Wicked Hike in Telecommunications Tariff
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The Take It Back Movement strongly oppose the Nigerian Communications Commission’s recent approval of a 50% tariff hike on calls, SMS, and data services. We call on the government of Tinubu to immediately reverse this policy or face mass protests. This decision will significantly impact Nigerians who are already facing…
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Families of Slain, Injured #EndBadGovernance Protesters Demand Justice, Compensation from Nigerian Government
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The families of individuals who were killed, injured during the #EndBadGovernance protests have issued a demand for justice and compensation from the Nigerian government. At a press conference held on Monday in Kano by the Victims Support Initiative Nigeria (VSIN), families who lost loved ones during the #EndBadGovernance protests shared…
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Tinubu’s Polytechnic in Abuja: A Legacy or a New Low in Governance? – Written by Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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The recent approval of a polytechnic in Abuja, named after Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has sparked significant controversy and public outrage. Naming a national institution after oneself while still in office raises critical ethical questions and highlights the troubling dynamics of leadership and governance in Nigeria. This act reflects a…
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Student Activist Slams University Leaders for Neglecting UCH’s 80-Day Electricity Crisis
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Social justice activist and student Ayodele Aduwo has strongly condemned the University of Ibadan Students’ Union (UI’SU) leadership and Student Representative Council (UI’SRC) members for their failure to address the ongoing electricity crisis at the University College Hospital (UCH). In a statement posted on his social media account on Monday,…
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Human Rights Lawyer Inibehe Effiong Criticizes EFCC for Rampant Corruption, Unprofessionalism, and Bias
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Human rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong has openly criticized the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for what he describes as rampant corruption, unprofessionalism, and bias within the organization. In a statement shared on his verified social media account, Effiong also detailed his past involvement with the EFCC, which included defending…
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Anambra State Homeland Security Law 2025, And The Hypocrisy Of Soludo… – Written by Agba Jalingo
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The Anambra State Homeland Security Law 2025, which was recently signed by Governor Charles Soludo, is one legislation that is not only provocative, but can best be described as a piece of non-sense that lacked consultation because their target is obvious. Charles Soludo is a professor and a former Governor…
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Group Takes to the Streets of Lagos, Demands Tax Reforms and Improved Public Services
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Human rights organization Fight Inequality Alliance has expressed strong disapproval of what it refers to as the “#RedLineToBillionaires” in Lagos State. The group alleges that wealthy elites are amassing resources while millions of Nigerians are subjected to poverty. On Saturday, the alliance organized a protest at Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos,…
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Nigeria Ranks Among Top African Nations With Highest Number of Jailed Journalists
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Nigeria’s ranking among African nations with the highest number of jailed journalists has come to light in a recent report, placing the country seventh after Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Rwanda, and Tunisia. The report again, reveals the struggles faced by journalists across the continent, as they fight for press freedom…