Former INEC chairman Attahiru Jega and ex-REC Mike Igini warn that the Electoral Act 2026 contains booby-traps like ambiguous e-transmission rules and a certificate forgery loophole that could undermine the 2027 elections.
The Federal High Court in Gombe has reserved judgment in a suit challenging Isa Pantami's emergence as the PDP governorship candidate for the 2027 Gombe State election.
Former Minister Uche Nnaji arrived at the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday for arraignment by the ICPC on certificate forgery charges, following months of investigation.
The ICPC arraigned former Minister Uche Nnaji on six charges including certificate forgery and money laundering. He pleaded not guilty, and the court granted him N20 million bail.
The Nigerian government has suspended the proposed review of registration fees for WASSCE and NECO SSCE following stakeholder feedback, pending further consultations.
Nigeria's House of Representatives resumed after recess with heated debates, including a motion to summon President Tinubu over poor budget implementation and a probe into a ₦1.3 billion phantom agency.
INEC has disclaimed Nafiu Bala's claim that he uploaded Chris Uba as ADC presidential candidate, stating only the David Mark faction is recognized.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia stress safeguarding freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz under international law, urging de-escalation amid US-Iran tensions.
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has nominated his deputy, Murtala Garo, as his running mate for the 2027 governorship election, citing loyalty and competence.
The Presidency has called on Civil Society Organisations to deepen collaboration with government to address Nigeria's economic, social, and humanitarian challenges, emphasizing joint efforts for sustainable impact.
The Edo State Independent Electoral Commission has announced the results of the local government elections, with the All Progressives Congress winning all 18 chairmanship seats.
Nigeria's democratic maturity will be tested before the 2027 elections, as institutional independence, political conduct, and citizen vigilance determine the nation's democratic health more than election day itself.
A magistrate in Akwa Ibom withdrew from the case of journalist Ibanga Isine's destroyed farmland, citing public attention and the complainant's abrasive nature.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja upheld a restraining order barring INEC from recognising state congresses organised by the David Mark-led caretaker leadership of the ADC, citing constitutional violations.
The Kabiru Turaki-led PDP faction has welcomed the release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State, calling on the federal government to strengthen security to prevent future attacks.
Osun Governor Adeleke calls for visa restrictions and economic sanctions against Minister Oyetola and other politicians for alleged involvement in political violence ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
The African Democratic Congress says the Court of Appeal judgment on its congresses does not affect direct primaries that produced its 2027 candidates, and it has begun an appeal.
Nigeria's Senate debated xenophobic attacks in South Africa, condemned rehabilitating repentant Boko Haram members, rejected probe of a phantom agency, and approved Lafarge sale.
Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo has pledged N1 million to each Edo indigene who returned from South Africa after xenophobic attacks, to support their accommodation and resettlement.
Sunday Adelaja argues that individuals, not governments, shape their own destinies, urging Nigerians to take personal responsibility for their success.
President Tinubu praised late President Buhari's transformation from military ruler to democrat, urging leaders to emulate his honesty, simplicity, and self-discipline during a first anniversary prayer session in Abuja.
Ghana's Tarkwa gold mine lease renewal negotiations with Gold Fields highlight a broader African trend of renegotiating mining bargains to secure greater local benefits, balancing sovereignty with investment confidence.
Frank Garcia's first Africa trip as US Assistant Secretary of State focuses on Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, and Mali, signaling a shift toward pragmatic, sovereignty-respecting partnerships.
Kaduna Governor Uba Sani has approved the appointment of new aides, board chairmen, and governing council members to strengthen governance and service delivery.
The National Association of Persons With Physical Disabilities, Abia Chapter, has urged the Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal management to employ qualified members across its departments, citing legal provisions.
The Nigerian Senate has rejected Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde's call for a United Nations investigation into the abduction of 44 pupils and teachers, deeming it a domestic security matter.
The Senate cautioned Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde against calling for a UN investigation into the abduction of schoolchildren, warning it could undermine federal security efforts.
A Sudanese court sentenced RSF leader Mohamed Dagalo to death for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in West Darfur, alongside five other RSF members.
The Court of Appeal in Ibadan set aside an Oyo High Court order that restrained the NBA Electoral Committee from conducting the 2026 national officers' election, clearing the path for Saturday's vote.
President Tinubu formally requests the House of Representatives to consider a constitutional amendment bill for state police, aiming to decentralise Nigeria's policing system.