As civilians and retired officers face open trial, 16 detained soldiers remain uncharged and unseen—exposing a troubling gap in public accountability. TheDigger Intelligence Unit When the Federal Government filed a…
Forever chemicals lurking in everyday household items are silently warping unborn babies’ facial development — and scientists have finally found out how TheDigger Intelligent Unit The non-stick coating on your…
How the Nigerian Government Quietly Cut ₦700 Billion from Its Verified Debt to Power Companies TheDigger Intelligence Unit EDITOR’S NOTE: On April 5, 2026, TheDigger sent right-of-reply letters to the…
A study finds that proteins in milk and wheat could help protect against cholera, a deadly disease that affects millions worldwide. TheDigger Intelligence Unit Researchers at the University of California,…
How a National Institution Was Gambled away and What It Reveals about Nigeria’s Financial System TheDigger Intelligence Unit The Purge That Jolted the Bank On a humid January morning in…
Osteoporosis quietly weakens bones until a sudden fracture exposes the damage. Now, researchers in Leipzig may have found a way to halt—and even reverse—this process. TheDigger Intelligence Unit At the…
As scientists examine the challenges of living beyond Earth, a central and urgent question emerges: Can humans reproduce in space? This question is not just a matter of curiosity—it is…
And if the Federal Government draws the full N4 trillion programme, Nigerians will pay back nearly ₦6.7 trillion — more than the entire debt it was designed to clear TheDigger…
Chinese loans promised progress but have driven Nigeria into urgent, hidden peril—opaque contracts and a spiralling debt crisis now threaten the nation’s stability TheDigger Intelligence Unit A Promise of Progress…
THC hijacks your brain’s appetite circuit, making you feel hungry even after eating, scientists say TheDigger Intelligence Unit You just ate a full meal — and somehow, you’re starving again.…