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EXCLUSIVE: How Bauchi Lawmaker, Hon. Dabo Haruna, Allegedly Used Private Firm to Corner Over N200m Govt Contracts

A serving member of the 10th National Assembly, Hon. Dabo Ismaila Haruna, has been fingered in an alleged contract scam, reportedly using his private company to secure government payouts in clear violation of Nigerian laws. Haruna, who represents the Toro Federal Constituency of Bauchi State, was exposed by data mined from Govspend, an open-source portal…

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Financial Fraud and Obtaining by False Pretence: How Blessing Okoro also Known as Blessing CEO, Defrauded Nigerians of the sum of 13 Million Naira, using Stage-4 Cancer Claim

In the last few days, Nigerians closely followed the controversy surrounding self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO. What began as a sympathetic appeal for help rapidly evolved into a matter that raises serious questions about transparency, public trust, and possible criminal liability under Nigerian law. The issue began on March 25,…

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Exclusive: Benue State Government in the Mud as Finance Commissioner Michael Oglegba is Detained Over ₦1.2bn Contract Scandal

The Benue State seat of power has been rocked by a case of corruption and shock following the arrest of the State Commissioner for Finance, Michael Oglegba, at the Force Headquarters in Abuja over an unpaid ₦1.2 billion contract for the supply of vehicles to the State House of Assembly, a development that has left…

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Investigation: Inside Akwa Ibom’s Health Insurance Portal, With Payment Gateway Without a Hospital List or Service Details Being Paid For

An examination of the Akwa Ibom State Health Insurance Services (AKSHIS) website has revealed significant gaps in publicly available information, raising questions about transparency and accessibility for prospective enrollees seeking details of healthcare coverage under the state-backed scheme. A review of the website shows that its homepage is dominated by two large photographs of the…

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Hardship and Mandate Drift: NARSDA Allocates Over 2 Billion Naira for “Efficiency Lighting”, “Farm Inputs” and Fertilisers

In Nigeria today, hardship has become part of everyday language. It is heard in the quiet frustration of commuters stranded by broken roads, in the anxious conversations of families calculating meals against shrinking incomes, and in the silent resignation of citizens who have learnt to expect little from government and public institutions. Yet, even as…

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Opinion: Nigeria’s $9 Million US Lobbying Deal: Procurement Gaps, Budget Questions and the Burden of History

Nigeria’s $9 million lobbying contract in the United States tells a familiar Nigerian story, one that unfolds quietly, behind polished doors, where decisions are made with careful language and little explanation. It is a story not only about money but also about how power moves softly and indirectly, and how accountability often arrives late, if…

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