TheDigger Intelligence Unit When President Bola Tinubu announced that ministers and appointees intending to contest elective offices in 2027 must resign by March 31, 2026, the ripple effect was immediate.…
Three bodies. Three processes. Three documents. And not a single Nigerian legislator, journalist, or citizen has seen one page of any of them. TheDigger Intelligence Unit The governors say they…
A sovereign oil asset with future revenues valued at up to $6 billion was restructured in a deal whose financial terms remain secret. The company at the centre of the…
The Nigerian presidency confirmed that a defence MOU was among the agreements signed during President Tinubu’s visit to London. The document’s content does not appear in published UK Government records,…
Landmark refunds have made headlines — but behind the numbers, millions of Nigerians in telecoms, electricity, housing, and transport are still waiting for protection that hasn’t come TheDigger Intelligence Unit…
A landmark UK study offers both celebration and a challenge to the rest of the world — including Nigeria. TheDigger Intelligence Unit The UK Breakthrough: A Historic Low The numbers…
₦33.3 trillion is bleeding out of Nigeria’s oceans every year. The President ordered it stopped. Ninety-five days later, six agencies have done nothing — and broken the law to avoid…
The Silent Fault Lines of Ajaokuta Steel TheDigger Intelligence Unit Few African industrial projects are as symbolic as Ajaokuta Steel Company. Conceived in the late 1970s to anchor Nigeria’s industrial…
A coastline exists. Derivation doesn’t. Debt grows. NEITI shows a boundary dispute denied Nigeria’s most debt-stressed coastal state billions in oil derivation for 17 years. TheDigger Intelligence Unit The Numbers…
PEBEC held its highest-level investor dialogue yet, with a brand new Acting IGP in attendance and a Finance Minister joining virtually just 48 hours after his nomination. Yet Nigerians still…