“Bobrisky Slams EFCC: ‘You Are the Most Corrupt in Nigeria, Even the Police Are 100 Times Better'” Following Officer’s Death During Anambra Raid

Bobrisky has taken to his Instagram page to tackle the EFCC over calls by the commission for Nigerians to be human and sympathetic toward its officer.    Recall that the agency lost an operative over the weekend during a midnight raid in Anambra state. The officers had stormed the home of a suspected fraudster to…

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Tech Professional Victor Asemota: Women Possess Biologically Superior Thinking Abilities Compared to Men

Nigerian tech professional, Victor Asemota has said that women were biologically created more superior thinkers and he has no idea why it’s taken men long to notice.  He said this in reaction to a New Yorker article discussing women excelling better at school and in the workplace than men.  The caption on the New Yorker’s…

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Safeguarding Against Legal Issues: The Crucial Role of Due Diligence in Property Purchases in Nigeria

Consider Tunde’s story. Tunde, a hopeful investor, trusted in promises and skipped due diligence. He ended up with land under government acquisition, facing the bitter consequences of a hasty decision. His story echoes through the real estate market, serving as a cautionary tale to those who believe shortcuts are harmless. As a realtor with years…

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I Ceased Defending EFCC Over Corruption, Nepotism, and Other Concerns – Lawyer Inibehe

Human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has explained why he ceased defending the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and attending its events.   In a statement shared on his verified social media account, Inibehe disclosed that he was once a staunch supporter of the EFCC, frequently defending the agency and participating in their initiatives, including…

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Fiscal Policy Chairman Taiwo Oyedele Calls ‘May Nigeria Not Happen to You’ Unpatriotic and Proposes a More Positive Declaration for the Country

Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has urged Nigerians to avoid using the expression “May Nigeria never happen to you”.   The phrase used to express negativity about the country’s prospect and systemic corruption had gained traction among many Nigerians because of the present economic situation.  Speaking at The…

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