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Deji Adeyanju’s Law Firm Seeks Senate Intervention Over 200 Nigerians In Benin Republic Prisons

An Abuja-based law firm, Deji Adeyanju and Partners, has written the Nigerian Senate, calling for urgent intervention in the plight of over 200 Nigerians allegedly being detained under inhumane conditions in prisons across the neighbouring Republic of Benin. In a letter addressed to Senate President Godswill Akpabio and dated September 16, 2025, the solicitors, led […]

Nigeria Secure Release Of 3 Pilgrims Arrested For Alleged Drug Trafficking In Saudi Arabia

The Nigerian government has secured the release of three pilgrims detained in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia since last month following their arrest over alleged drug trafficking. The three Nigerians who were freed by the Saudi Arabia authorities after four weeks in custody include Mrs. Maryam Hussain Abdullahi, Mrs. Abdullahi Bahijja Aminu, and Mr. Abdulhamid Saddieq. NDLEA’s […]

Miyetti Allah Cautions Against Adoption Of Foreign Ranching Models

The National President of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Baba Othman has appealed to the Nigerian government to consider the peculiarities of its herding population before rolling out ranching policies. Othman, who spoke on Arise News’ The Morning Show on Wednesday, was reacting to a recent directive mandating all herders to […]

Why Ajaokuta Steel Company Will Never Work — Dangote

The President of Dangote Petroleum Refinery, Alhaji Aliko Dangote has declared that the long-stalled Ajaokuta Steel Complex may never come alive, arguing that global technological advancements have overtaken the project. Dangote, who spoke on Tuesday during an interview with journalists, stressed that while no country can prosper without a viable steel industry, Ajaokuta’s future remains […]

Law Regulating Religious Preaching In Niger State ‘Ill-Advised, Anti-Religion’ – CCYF

The Concerned Christian Youth Forum (CCYF) has strongly condemned a new policy introduced by Governor Umar Bago of Niger State requiring religious preachers to submit their sermons for approval before public delivery. In a statement signed by its convener, Paul James Adama, the forum described the law as “ill-thought, ill-advised, anti-religious, discriminatory, oppressive and preposterous.” […]