The European Union said on Monday it was taking Britain to the bloc's top court for infringing rules on the free movement of EU citizens and investment treaties. The two cases brought before the European Court of Justice stem from before Brexit and the transition period that followed. In the first case, the European Commission…

FGN Power Company (FGNPC), in collaboration with Siemens Energy, on Friday commissioned two 63MVA, 132/33KV Mobile Substations at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, and Saapade in Ogun. The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, while commissioning the substations, said the project was a testament to the government’s commitment to delivering reliable and sustainable power to all…

Swedish police said Friday a man had been shot dead in a car park in the city of Norrkoping, with media identifying the victim as the rapper Gaboro, who reportedly had links to criminal gangs. A video purporting to show the killing quickly spread on social networks. In the video, seemingly filmed with a camera…

The Coordinator of the Obidient Movement globally has announced that former presidential candidate and movement leader, Peter Obi, has offered to fulfill the bail conditions for human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi. This comes after a Federal High Court granted Farotimi a ₦30 million bail following charges filed against him. Farotimi, known for his outspoken criticism…

The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) has faulted Nigeria’s progress in establishing anti-corruption laws and policies, describing it as weak when juxtaposed with UNCAC Chapters II (Preventive Measures) and V (Asset Recovery). UNCAC came to the conclusion following a report authored by the Center for Fiscal Transparency and Public Integrity (CeFTPI), which shows that…