A new report issued by The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has revealed that an estimated N9.4 billion was exchanged in a bribe-for-judgement scheme in Nigeria’s judicial sector between 2018 and 2020....
Niger State government in North Central Nigeria, has uncovered over 2,000 illegal workers amongst its workforce. This was the final result of findings submitted by the Salary Management Committee set up by Governor Abubakar Sani Bello....
Financial records obtained by Peoples Gazette indicate that a long-time political associate of President Muhammadu Buhari Isa Funtua received public funds from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The Gazette reports that the Late Mr. Funtua...
THE Senate has uncovered how a management staff in the Ministry of Petroleum paid N145 million media campaign on Petroleum Industrial Bill, PIB, to himself. The exposé was drawn from a 2015 query submitted by the...
Dutch Investigative TV programme, Zembla has uncovered how Employees at Royal Dutch Shell’s Nigerian joint venture orchestrated damage to oil pipelines to profit from the money spent on clean-up operations. According to Zembla, Employees of Shell...
The Special Committee on Judiciary Staff Verification Exercise in Kogi State has discovered the names of dead staff members and retirees on the monthly payroll of both the judiciary and Judicial Service Commission. Chairman of the...
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