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Shettima Arrives in Guinea for Presidential Inauguration

Vice President Kashim Shettima is in Conakry to represent Nigeria at Mamady Doumbouya's swearing-in. This marks Guinea's return to constitutional rule and highlights Nigeria's commitment to West African democracy and economic ties. Read more.

Group Urges Rivers CJ to Uphold Judicial Independence

The Africa Centre for Democracy and Leadership cautions Rivers Chief Judge Simeon Chibuzor-Amadi to resist political pressure in the impeachment of Governor Fubara. Read more to protect judicial integrity.

Military Vows to Confront All Threats to Democracy

Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, reaffirms the military's resolve against terrorism and criminality. He advocates for a whole-of-society approach to safeguard the nation's peace and democracy. Read more.

Rivers Politics and Nigeria's Democratic Future

An analysis of Rivers State's political turbulence since 2023 reveals a quiet shift in Nigeria's democracy, where informal networks and alignment, not party loyalty, now dictate power ahead of 2027.

Threats to Nigeria's 2027 Elections Identified

As Nigeria gears up for 2027, expert Samson Itodo warns of threats from political pressure, insecurity, and weak institutions. Discover the key challenges and solutions for credible polls.

Oyedele Faces Threats Over Nigeria's Tax Reforms

Taiwo Oyedele, head of Nigeria's tax reforms committee, discloses receiving life threats while implementing new tax laws. He cites powerful interests and public mistrust as major obstacles. Read more.

Tambuwal Warns Nigeria Needs Collective Rescue

Senator Aminu Tambuwal warns Nigeria has dangerously strayed from democratic ideals. On his 60th birthday, he calls for a national reckoning and collective action to salvage governance.

Group Urges Fubara to Dialogue with Rivers Assembly

Vanguard for Democracy and Peace calls on Governor Siminalayi Fubara to engage in dialogue with Rivers lawmakers to resolve the impeachment crisis. The group warns against interference in the legislature's constitutional duties. #RiversState #NigeriaPolit

Nigeria's Democracy Needs Integrated Civic Tech

Experts argue Nigeria's civic tech ecosystem is fragmented and ineffective. The solution? Building integrated civic infrastructure, or a 'civic stack,' to coordinate efforts and amplify impact for lasting democratic change.

Rivers Speaker: Fubara a 'Threat to Democracy'

Rivers State Assembly Speaker Martins Amaewhule declares Governor Siminalayi Fubara a threat to democracy, citing constitutional breaches and unauthorized spending. Impeachment proceedings initiated.

ECOWAS Must Match Democratic Promises with Action

West African leaders must move beyond communiqués to implement democratic reforms. This editorial analyses ECOWAS's credibility gap, citing coups, bad governance, and Nigeria's role. Action is needed now.

Obi: Tax Reforms Must Not Punish the Poor

Peter Obi cautions the Nigerian government against imposing taxes that worsen poverty. He advocates for comprehensive, people-centered economic reforms to stimulate growth.

PDP's Ajadi: People, Not Power, Will Decide 2027

PDP chieftain Olufemi Ajadi counters President Tinubu's alleged 2027 boast, asserting that Nigeria's electorate holds the ultimate power in a democracy. Read his full statement.

IPAC Calls for Correction of Gazetted Tax Laws

IPAC urges the Federal Government to resolve discrepancies in gazetted tax laws for credibility. It also calls on INEC to ensure a level-playing field for the 2027 general elections.

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