Kebbi Commissioner Dismisses Insurgency and Mortality Claims
Kebbi Commissioner Yakubu Ahmed refutes reports of new insurgency group Sai Malam, revealing it's a cybercrime ring; also debunks false child mortality data blamed on opposition.
Category : Politics
Nigeria must never experience another civil war, Obasanjo warns
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo warns that Nigeria must never experience another civil war, citing unresolved issues from the 1967-1970 conflict and calling for historical reckoning.
Oyo Governor Makinde Sacks Commissioner, Announces Cabinet Reshuffle
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde sacks Commissioner Toyin Balogun, redeploys Faosat Sanni to Women Affairs, and nominates Dr Olabode Taiwo Ladipo as new commissioner.
APC Drops Five Senatorial Candidates After Primaries
The APC has dropped five senatorial candidates who won primaries, including ex-Governor Gabriel Suswam, replacing them with new nominees for the 2027 elections.
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Pope Leo appoints two Nigerian Catholic leaders to Vatican roles
Pope Leo has appointed Archbishop Alfred Adewale Martins and Father Wenceslaus Madu to key roles in the Vatican's Dicastery for Evangelization, highlighting Nigeria's growing influence in the global Catholic Church.
Katsina govt silent on terrorist leaders' airport arrest
Katsina state government refuses to comment on the arrest of seven ISWAP and Boko Haram commanders at Umaru Musa Yar'Adua Airport, sparking public backlash over lack of transparency.
Former Minister Uche Nnaji Arrested at Abuja Airport
Former Science and Technology Minister Uche Nnaji was arrested at Abuja airport on July 1, 2026, for alleged forged academic certificates, facing ICPC interrogation.
Ex-Minister Uche Nnaji Arrested at Airport Over Forgery
Former Science and Technology Minister Uche Nnaji was arrested at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on July 1, 2025, over alleged forgery of academic certificates and will be handed to ICPC for interrogation.
State Police: Why More Guns May Not Solve Nigeria's Security Crisis
Nigeria's state police bill offers a chance to redesign security governance, but accountability and justice reforms are crucial for lasting peace, says researcher Lekan Olayiwola.
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Trump Orders US Petrol Retailers to Cut Prices Immediately
President Donald Trump directed US petrol retailers to reduce pump prices to about $2.50 per gallon, warning of consequences for overcharging and accusing some sellers of illegal gauging.
Peter Obi Unveils Fresh Vision for Nigeria: Education, Healthcare, Jobs
Peter Obi pledges reforms in education and healthcare to curb government abuse and enhance quality of life, focusing on reducing unemployment and out-of-school children.
Kogi Verdict: NDC Registration Reversal Sparks Debate on Justice
The Kogi court decision overturning NDC's registration raises concerns over justice, politics, and Nigeria's democratic space ahead of 2027 elections, says strategist Kalu Okoronkwo.
Atiku Criticised for Gbajabiamila Resignation Call
Arewa Youth Integrity Forum criticises Atiku Abubakar for demanding Femi Gbajabiamila's resignation, citing presumption of innocence and need for due process.
FUTMinna Students Lock Out VC, Shut Campus Over Insecurity
Students at FUT Minna blocked the campus and locked out the Vice Chancellor to protest rising insecurity, robbery attacks, and killings of fellow students off campus.
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ADC Submits Atiku-Amaechi Ticket to INEC for 2027
The African Democratic Congress has uploaded the names of Atiku Abubakar and Rotimi Amaechi to INEC as its presidential and vice-presidential candidates for the 2027 general elections.
Canaanite Woman's Faith: A Lesson in Persistence
A Canaanite woman's persistent faith moved Jesus to heal her daughter, demonstrating that true faith transcends nationality and earns God's favor.
Onanuga's Hunger Denial: Betrayal of Nigerian Suffering
Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga faces backlash for dismissing hunger and insecurity, betraying his pro-people journalism past. Critics compare him to historical figures who denied public suffering.
Nigeria's Narrative War: Government Defends Reforms
Special Adviser Tope Fasua counters opposition narratives, citing employment data and reforms, urging progressives to highlight Nigeria's improvements.
UCLG Applauds Gov Uba Sani for Transparency, Citizen Participation
The UCLG World Congress praised Governor Uba Sani for transparency and citizen participation. Kaduna State showcased reforms including 736 classrooms, 10,000 teachers, and 255 PHCs.
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Senate Leader Accuses Opposition of Politicising State Police
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele criticises opposition parties for politicising the state police debate, urging them to prioritise national security over partisan interests.
APC disowns fake list of primary candidates
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has disowned a circulating list of successful primary candidates, calling it fake and unauthorised, and urged the public to disregard it.
US-Iran Ceasefire: 60-Day Deal Brings Oil Price Drop
The US-Iran ceasefire, brokered by Qatar and Pakistan, halts a four-month war, lowers oil prices to $72-79/barrel, and outlines a 60-day roadmap for a final deal including nuclear and reconstruction terms.
Emir of Zazzau Blasts Extravagant Wedding Spending
Emir of Zazzau Ahmed Bamalli condemns lavish wedding spending on aso-ebi and makeup, urging Nigerians to redirect funds to support the poor amid economic hardship.
Babalola Presented as Incoming Rotary President in Taipei
At the 117th Rotary International Convention in Taipei, Olayinka Hakeem Babalola from Nigeria was officially presented as the incoming president for 2026-2027, becoming only the second African to lead the organization.
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Kwara Governor Sacks All Advisers, Assistants, Deputy Chief of Staff
Kwara Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has dismissed all his advisers, assistants, and deputy chief of staff, thanking them for their service and ordering handover of government property.
Uganda evacuates 746 citizens from South Africa
Uganda announces evacuation of 746 citizens from South Africa after one Ugandan killed in xenophobic attacks; charter flights by Uganda Airlines to begin within days.
PRNigeria CEO Shuaib to Appeal N1 Billion Suit Dismissal
Yushau Shuaib vows to challenge Federal High Court dismissal of his N1 billion suit against NIPSS over withdrawal from SEC 47, citing privacy violations and unfair attribution.
Nigeria must learn from UK: Failure must have consequences
The deeper lesson from Britain is that democracies need mechanisms making leadership accountable. Failure must not be weightless; consequences like resignation or dismissal ensure trust.
Colonial Laws Forced Yoruba Traditionalists to Abandon Faith
Historian Ibrahim Anoba documents how colonial laws, court actions, and property confiscations systematically persecuted Yoruba Olorisa practitioners, forcing many to abandon their faith.
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Nigeria concludes renegotiation of 2009 pact with SSANU, NASU
The Nigerian government has finalized the renegotiation of the 2009 agreement with SSANU and NASU, ending a long-awaited process. The unions had protested slow progress and demanded a 40% salary increment.
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