NBA President Denies Election Interference
NBA President Afam Osigwe denies backing any candidate or interfering in the upcoming election, citing the constitution's guarantee of ECNBA independence.
NBA President Afam Osigwe denies backing any candidate or interfering in the upcoming election, citing the constitution's guarantee of ECNBA independence.
Security groups in Nigeria's South-west welcome the National Assembly's passage of a bill establishing state police, emphasizing local policing and collaboration with community organizations.
Asiya El-Rufai warns that arresting her husband's doctor over medical access could intimidate physicians and accelerate Nigeria's brain drain of healthcare workers.
Governor Dapo Abiodun expresses confidence that all 36 State Houses of Assembly will simultaneously approve the constitutional amendment for state police, calling it a landmark step for Nigeria's security.
Nigeria's Nutrition 774 Initiative shifts from donor aid to domestic finance, highlighting that challenges like malnutrition and insecurity are coordination problems requiring cross-sector collaboration.
Ugep traditional rulers filed a suit against Cross River State Government, challenging the 45-40-15 land allocation formula for a proposed buffer zone between Ugep and Idomi communities.
The Nigerian Senate approved N403.1 billion for the Nigeria Police Trust Fund's 2025 and 2026 budgets, allocating N170.10 billion and N233.96 billion respectively to enhance police operational capacity.
The Senate passed the Legal Practitioners Act Repeal and Re-enactment Bill 2026 and the Proceeds of Crime Recovery and Management Amendment Bill 2026 on Thursday.
Nigeria received the UNODC–World Bank–Egmont Group StAR Initiative Award at the 32nd Egmont Group Plenary in Baku, Azerbaijan, for outstanding collaboration between NFIU and EFCC in combating money laundering and asset recovery.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu calls on Nigerian journalists to balance criticism with reporting on progress and opportunities, urging a fuller national narrative.
A viral X post claiming Nigeria has $500 billion debt and UAE is worth $700 billion is mostly false; actual figures show Nigeria's debt at $110.97 billion and UAE's net wealth at $3.12 trillion.
For the second time in a week, the Federal High Court in Abuja postponed judgement on the permanent forfeiture of 57 properties linked to ex-AGF Abubakar Malami, now set for July 15.
PDP boycotts Edo local government election scheduled for Saturday, citing constitutional violations and illegality; EDSIEC clears 12 parties for the poll.
A faction of the African Democratic Congress in Edo State, led by Kennedy Odion, has withdrawn from Saturday's local government elections, citing concerns over the electoral process's credibility and independence.
The Federal High Court in Abuja ruled that FCCPC can investigate consumer complaints about airline ticket pricing, dismissing Air Peace's suit challenging its authority.
Anambra Governor Charles Soludo urges comprehensive federal restructuring, including fiscal, judicial, and security reforms, advocating for state police and a leaner federal government.
The APC officially unveils Vice President Kashim Shettima as President Tinubu’s running mate for the 2027 election, ending speculation over the party’s presidential ticket.
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet met King Charles for the first time in four years at Highgrove House on July 10, 2026, Buckingham Palace confirmed.
Finland's foreign ministry has published visa rules for Chinese, Hong Kong, and Macao travelers. Chinese citizens need a visa except diplomatic passport holders; Hong Kong and Macao SAR passport holders can enter visa-free.
Governor Seyi Makinde publicly thanked President Tinubu and security agencies after the rescue of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State, crediting a coordinated multi-agency effort.
Nigeria's Federal Government releases updated register of terrorism financiers, adding four new names in 2026, bringing total sanctioned persons and entities to 54.
The United States maintains full entry bans on nationals from four West African countries as of 2026, while seven additional nations face partial visa restrictions, including Nigeria.
The APC NWC meets in Abuja to formally present Vice President Kashim Shettima as President Tinubu’s running mate for the 2027 election, ending speculation of a replacement.
OIS Services confirmed temporary suspension of visa application and biometric services for Nigerian missions in the US, citing an administrative recognition process required by the US government.
A viral X post falsely claims Peter Obi said his son is gay. Fact-checkers reviewed the full interview and found no evidence of the statement. The quote is fabricated.
The UAE has announced a new visa-on-arrival policy for 2026, with only Kenya and South Africa from Africa qualifying, subject to holding a valid residence permit from specific countries.
Singapore's ICA released updated visa requirements for Nigerians: Form 14A, photo, passport copy, Form V39A. Fee S$30, processing 3 days. Apply within 30 days before travel.
Former Sokoto governor Aminu Tambuwal urges APC politicians to join ADC, calls for courage, accuses APC of intimidation, and welcomes ex-LG chairman Isa Salihu Kalenjeni.
Peter Obi says he will withdraw from the 2027 presidential race if credible evidence of unfitness is presented, as he pursues legal action against former spokesperson Kenneth Okonkwo.
The All Progressives Congress has condoled with Doris Uboh-Ogunkoya, Executive Director of the Rural Electrification Fund, following the death of her husband Adebowale Abayomi Ogunkoya.