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The Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has asked the federal government to ensure lithium mining in the country is carried out "with a deep sense of environmental accountability and the protection of local livelihoods"

The Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has cautioned the federal government to approach its pursuit of industrial-scale lithium mining with a deep sense of environmental accountability and the protection of local livelihoods.

Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa has said over eight million Lagos state residents still lack access to potable water due to inaccessibility to good water on privatisation.

National Association of Judicial Correspondents (NAJUC), Lagos Branch has elected a new set of executive officers to run its affairs for the next three years.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has inaugurated its private radio station; it's the EFCC 97.3fm Station on Saturday, September 6, 2023.

It was a routine crime in Ijora Badia, that swampy, high density Lagos slum. Five members of a killer cult, machete in hand, positioned themselves on a…

NLC, TUC to monitor situation •Ngige: how we brokered truce By Frank Ikpefan, Bolaji Ogundele, Abuja ; Emma Elekwa, Onitsha and Robert Egbe The Nigeria Labour Congress…

Gates Foundation earmarks $2.1b for gender equality in Nigeria, others Alao Abiodun By Robert Egbe The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on Wednesday earmarked $2.1 billion for women economic empowerment, women and girls’ health and family planning, as well as accelerated women leadership in Nigeria and other countries. The foundation said the funds would be disbursed over the next five years as part of the Generation Equality Forum convened by the United Nations (UN) Women an...

Anger as Buhari suspends Twitter operations in Nigeria Alao Abiodun We’re investigating action against us, says company FG orders NBC to license all social media companies Just like Twitter, Facebook pulls down President’s post All the social media platforms operating in Nigeria are now to be licensed by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) following an indefinite suspension slammed on Twitter by the Federal Government on Friday. Twitter said in its initial reaction to...

By Robert Egbe The Managing Director of Emilinks Ltd, Solomon Nwadiogbu, is seeking N1.5billion from the Police and the Lagos State Ministry of Youth, Sport and Social Development, as compensation for alleged violation of his fundamental rights. Nwadiogbu told the Federal High Court in Lagos that the duo and seven others were part of an alleged ploy to take his two teenage children from him and award custody to his estranged wife, Mrs Adamu Cynthia Amos. He averred that on several occasions, po...