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Archbishop Martins urges peace focus amid US Nigeria military ties

Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev Alfred Adewale Martins, has welcomed efforts to improve security in Nigeria through international collaboration but warned that true peace cannot be built on fear, weapons or military power alone.​Commenting on growing security cooperation between Nigeria and the United States, he expressed cautious hope, saying any partnership must prioritise justice, human dignity and long term peace rather than escalate violence.​ He noted that recent U.S. military actions against jihadist groups in the region have drawn mixed reactions among Nigerian church leaders, with some seeing them as necessary support and others worried about potential backlash and rising attacks.​Martins stressed that while Nigerians desire safety from terrorists and criminals, the country must not rely solely on force but also tackle root causes such as bad governance, corruption and social injustice.​ Quoting Pope Francis’ message on peace, the […]

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Togo : transparence et éthique au cœur de la réforme publique

Un atelier public-privé consacré à la transparence et à l’éthique dans la gestion publique s’est tenu jeudi à Lomé, avec pour objectif d’accélérer les réformes engagées et de renforcer la confiance des citoyens comme des investisseurs. En ouvrant les travaux, le ministre des Finances et du Budget, Essowé Georges Barcola, a rappelé que la corruption n’est pas seulement une faute morale mais un obstacle direct au développement. Il a insisté sur le fait que la confiance constitue le premier moteur de l’investissement et que sa préservation dépend d’une action collective. Le ministre a également réaffirmé les orientations fixées par le président du Conseil, Faure Gnassingbé, dans son discours sur l’état de la Nation : transparence accrue, redevabilité renforcée et culture de l’éthique au sein du service public. Selon lui, cette ligne directrice impose une discipline rigoureuse dans la gestion publique […]

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AU anti graft board seeks youth partnership to fight corruption

The African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption has pledged to deepen collaboration with young people across the continent in order to tackle corruption and build a future based on integrity and justice. Chairperson Kwami Edem Senanu made the commitment in Arusha, Tanzania, in a statement marking International Anti Corruption Day 2025.​ Senanu described Africa’s youth as future custodians of the continent who are not only victims of corruption and illicit financial flows but also powerful agents of change. He warned that corruption undermines development, erodes public trust and blocks human progress by stealing resources and opportunities.​ Citing estimates by Mo Ibrahim, he noted that Africa loses around 125 billion dollars every year to corruption. He said the day should therefore be seen not only as a reminder of losses but also as a fresh opportunity to renew collective resolve to […]

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Nigeria Dangerously Close to Normalising Terror — Ex-Minister Essien

Former Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Chief Nduese Essien, has voiced grave concerns over Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, warning the country is “dangerously close to normalising terror.” In a statement, Essien cited recent coordinated attacks and abductions—including the execution of Brigadier General Musa Uba and three soldiers in Borno, 64 kidnapped in Zamfara, 25 female students taken in Kebbi, and over 300 Catholic school pupils abducted in Niger. Essien argues these atrocities have become daily realities, undermining farming, worship, and general life. He faults the Tinubu administration for lacking urgency and for appointing security chiefs lacking strategic defence expertise. Essien claims politicisation and corruption threaten to erode both public trust and the capacity to fight criminal networks. The ex-minister wants a strategy anchored on intelligence-led operations, strong community security, accountability, and targeting sponsors of terrorism regardless of their social […]

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Stakeholders Demand Probe After Nigeria’s World Cup Bid Fails

Football stakeholders in Nigeria are demanding an urgent investigation into the failings of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) after the Super Eagles’ campaign to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup ended in defeat to DR Congo. Allegations of corruption and poor management have surfaced, with ex-internationals Harrison Jalla and Adegoke Adelabu insisting the sport needs a complete overhaul. Nigeria missed the 2022 and now 2026 tournaments despite the government allocating N1 billion for the recent playoff, and players reportedly went on strike over unpaid allowances. Critics say the NFF lacks transparency and accountability, running “like a cult.” They urge President Tinubu to dissolve the current board, probe the failed campaign, and initiate serious reforms. Adelabu called for a panel to evaluate the failures and recommend fixes, while Theodore Chukwuemeka bemoaned Nigeria’s absence from the World Cup, calling it a […]

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Emefiele Was a Disastrous CBN Governor, Political Puppet—Moghalu

Kingsley Moghalu, ex-deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has condemned Godwin Emefiele’s near decade-long leadership as “disastrous” and a key factor in Nigeria’s economic decline. Moghalu accused Emefiele of acting more as a political puppet than an independent banker, alleging that he routinely followed directives from former President Muhammadu Buhari, which undermined central bank autonomy. Emefiele’s tenure has faced multiple corruption allegations and legal challenges, including fraudulent procurement and the controversial naira redesign policy that led to widespread cash shortages, harming businesses and communities nationwide. The Supreme Court later ruled against the rollout, solidifying its status as a severely flawed policy. Moghalu also criticized Emefiele’s attempt to contest the 2023 presidential election without first resigning, calling it a clear case of partisan interference in a role meant to be insulated from politics. He contrasted this with former […]

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Affaire Bolloré : la justice française rejette l’essentiel des recours

Paris, 7 novembre 2025 — Nouveau revers judiciaire pour Vincent Bolloré. La chambre de l’instruction de la cour d’appel de Paris a rejeté la plupart des recours déposés par l’homme d’affaires breton dans le cadre de l’enquête pour corruption d’agent public étranger et complicité d’abus de confiance liée à ses activités en Afrique de l’Ouest, notamment au Togo. Cette décision ouvre la voie à un éventuel renvoi devant le tribunal correctionnel, une étape désormais entre les mains du juge d’instruction. Une longue bataille judiciaire L’affaire trouve son origine dans les soupçons de versements indus et d’avantages octroyés à des responsables publics africains afin d’obtenir ou de conserver des concessions portuaires, notamment à Lomé.Depuis plusieurs années, les avocats du milliardaire contestent la procédure, invoquant des atteintes à la présomption d’innocence et des irrégularités dans l’instruction. L’arrêt rendu jeudi 6 novembre marque […]

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EFCC Suspends Officers Accused by Rapper Oladips of ₦10m Extortion

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has suspended several operatives accused by Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, popularly known as Oladips, of extorting ₦10 million from him during his detention in 2024. Oladips made the allegation during an interview on the Trending podcast, where he claimed he was arrested in a midnight raid at his Lagos residence in November 2024 and detained for five days without evidence of wrongdoing. “They collected money (₦10 million) from me before they released me. They didn’t find anything on me. So, what was the money for? What was all that stress and suffering for? It’s just Nigeria. Nigeria just happened to me,” the artist said. Reacting to the claims, the EFCC issued a statement on its official X (formerly Twitter) page on Saturday, confirming that it had launched a formal investigation into the incident […]

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EFCC Probes Rapper Oladips’ ₦10m Extortion Claim, Suspends Operatives

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has launched an investigation into an allegation made by Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, popularly known as Oladips, who accused some of the commission’s operatives of extorting ₦10 million from him during his detention in 2024. Oladips made the claim during an interview on the Trending podcast, where he recounted being arrested along with several residents of his estate in Lagos during an EFCC midnight raid in November 2024. The rapper said he spent five days in custody before being released, despite no incriminating evidence being found against him. “They collected ₦10 million from me before they released me. They didn’t find anything on me. So, what was the money for? What was all that stress and suffering for? It’s just Nigeria. Nigeria just happened to me,” he said. Reacting to the claim, the […]

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Un agent accusé de détournement, la coordination nationale réagit avec fermeté

La Coordination nationale de l’Initiative présidentielle Faso Mêbo a révélé, dans un communiqué rendu public ce vendredi, la découverte d’un acte de malhonnêteté impliquant l’un de ses agents. Ce dernier est accusé d’avoir détourné les ressources de l’organisation en vendant illégalement des terres de déblais à un tiers. Selon le communiqué signé par le Commandant Zoodnoma Ahmed Sakandé, Coordonnateur national de Faso Mêbo, une enquête rapide et approfondie a permis de confirmer les faits. L’agent incriminé a été placé en garde à vue et fera l’objet de travaux d’intérêt général, tandis qu’une procédure de radiation est déjà engagée, conformément aux règlements internes du mouvement. La Coordination nationale a fermement condamné cet acte, qu’elle qualifie de grave atteinte à l’intégrité et à la réputation de Faso Mêbo. Elle rappelle que toute malversation ou trahison des valeurs de l’initiative sera systématiquement sanctionnée, […]

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