Exploring Somalia's fate under the Bush administration's war on terror, Matthew Blood argues that the US has simply taken an already brutalised people and brutalised them even more. With warlordism, criminality, and piracy ever increasing, the author ponders whether the

The Federal Government yesterday assured Nigerians that it will not be distracted by antagonistic elements, in its fight against corruption.

Every night when I am returning home from work, my mind is always busy thinking about security issues. I always consider it necessary to do some mental calculation about how I will get into my compound without being followed by

Former Edo State Governor, Lucky Igbinedion, was on Thursday convicted by the Federal High Court, Enugu for neglecting to disclose a bank account in the asset declaration form of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after leaving office.

In a bid to meet the N600 billion target given to the Nigeria Customs Service by the Federal Government, Comptroller-General of the service Ahmed Hamman Bello, has revealed that the organisation is undergoing a reformation process to be able to

In its resolve to fight corruption to its logical conclusion, the rule of law monitoring committee has been set up to look into the issues of the criminal justice system and prosecution of accused corrupt officials in the country.

UGANDA loses about sh600b annually in procurement frauds by government officials.

About five top government officials of Zamfara State on Wednesday appeared before the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to clear themselves of allegations bordering on graft.

Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Michael Aondoakaa, has reiterated that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is an institution that is bigger than any individual.

Former Delta State Governor, James Ibori, on Thursday won a major victory at the London Court of Appeal ahead of the judgment today in his case against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Former Edo State Governor, Chief Lucky Igbinedion, who has been standing trial in the case of money laundering and other corrupt charges brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) was yesterday convicted by the Federal High

Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister, Chief Ojo Maduekwe, has described the country's judiciary as the best in Africa, just as he said the government will probe the allegation of threat to life of the former Chairman of the Economic and Financial

The Foundation for Human Rights and Democracy (FOHRD) has sounded out that the war declared on corruption by the current political administration is faltering.

Customers of the National Electricity Corporation, AES SONEL, in Kumba have been bribing workers of the institution to assist them in paying their bills.The bribe issue comes in the wake of the payment of November bills where authorities of the

The Anti-corruption Unit of the Ministry of External Relations, MINREX, December 15, rewarded some 15 workers of the institution for uprightness and dedication to service.

A corps member serving in the Federal CapitalTerritory (FCT) was yesterday afternoon killed at Lugbe, in a scuffle between commercial motorcyclists (okada riders) and members of a taskforce setup by the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA).

The Federal High Court sitting in Enugu on Thursday convicted former Edo State governor, Chief Lucky Igbinedion, on a one-count charge of corruption.

More than 2000 police members graduated in Pretoria on Friday and will soon be deployed to police stations around South Africa to help tackle crime head-on.

The Security Council today voiced concern at the lack of progress in freezing the financial assets available to former Liberian president Charles Taylor, now on trial at the United Nations-backed court for Sierra Leone for war crimes and crimes against