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Esther OSOSANYA

Esther OSOSANYA

Esther Ososanya is an investigative journalist with Pinnacle Daily, reporting across health, business, environment, metro, Fct and crime. Known for her bold, empathetic storytelling, she uncovers hidden truths, challenges broken systems, and gives voice to overlooked Nigerians. Her work drives national conversations and demands accountability one powerful story at a time.

The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has confirmed the release of the Nigerian girls detained by immigration authorities in Mauritius, saying they are now on their way back to Nairobi. The commission disclosed this in a statement issued on Monday by its Digital Media Unit, noting that its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, …

The Movement for the Transformation of Nigeria (MOTION) has rejected the proposed NGO Regulation Bill before the National Assembly, calling for its immediate withdrawal. In a statement signed by its Convener, Hauwa Mustapha, and Co-Convener, Christopher Isiguzo and Blessing Alims, the group warned that the proposed legislation could restrict Nigeria’s civic space and undermine the …

Lagos Sues NASS for Contempt Over Defiance on Gaming Bill

Nigeria must urgently reduce the cost of production or risk conceding its growing African market to competitors, the Executive Secretary of the National Sugar Development Council (NSDC), Kamar Bakrin, has warned. Bakrin spoke at the technical session of the 17th National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment (NCITI) in Enugu, where he presented what he …

From Okrika clothes and fairly used phones to second-hand furniture, appliances, and cars, rising prices and shrinking purchasing power are reshaping how Nigerians consume. For years, buying second-hand goods in Nigeria carried a social stigma. Used clothes, electronics, fairly used phones, furniture, and appliances were dismissed as "okrika", often associated with people who could not …

The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has disowned a fake recruitment advertisement circulating on social media and warned members of the public against falling victim to fraudsters. The Service also cautioned criminals behind the fake advert to desist from using its name to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians. In a statement issued on Thursday, the NCS urged members …

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