Workers of Nigeria’s Government-owned Media Organizations Begin Three-day Warning Strike Over Low Pay

Workers of Nigeria’s government-owned media organizations began a three-day warning strike on Monday, rendering the country’s radio and television stations running without programs.

Nigeria’s Economic And Financial Crime Commission to Stop Corrupt Politicians From Contesting 2011 Polls

Many politicians aspiring for the 2011 general elections are reportedly nervous as Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), reveals plans to stop all corrupt politicians from contesting.

Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation Revives Task Force on Bank Crimes

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has revived its task force on financial crimes in a bid to strengthen the prosecution of bank fraud cases as fraudulent activities have been frustrating the progress of many of the 25 commercial banks in...

Anti-graft Agency in Nigeria Creates Platform to Track Crime

Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), has created a Transaction Clearing Platform (TCP) for foreign investors to tackle the increasing menace of fraud in Nigeria and to make tourism fraud-free. The Chairperson...

Nigerian Government Proposes Life Penalties for Perpetrators of Food Adulteration

Worried by the increasing rate of food adulteration, the Nigerian Government is contemplating imposing life imprisonment on anybody found guilty of the offense, Mr Michael Aondoakaa, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), said. Aondoakaa,...