Katsina Denies Sponsoring Bandit Leaders for Hajj
Katsina State Government refutes allegations it sponsored bandit leaders for Hajj, calling claims baseless and politically motivated amid ongoing security debates in Nigeria's North-west.
Katsina State Government refutes allegations it sponsored bandit leaders for Hajj, calling claims baseless and politically motivated amid ongoing security debates in Nigeria's North-west.
Peter Obi has filed an N8 billion defamation lawsuit against former spokesperson Kenneth Okonkwo over allegations of bribery and fraud made on a TV programme.
A Nigerian editor's encounter with a South African colleague reveals how Nigeria is perceived abroad and the need to reshape its narrative through truth and engagement.
The Court of Appeal has postponed the hearing of an appeal by the African Democratic Congress and other political parties against their deregistration by INEC.
Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has ordered a redesign of the Afaha Atai Road project in Eket after residents complained of poor drainage, rejecting officials' attempts to divert him from the problematic section.
Nigeria ranks very bad in human rights, scoring 5.8% on education, 58.6% on food, 48.8% on health, and 41% on housing, according to HRMI's 2026 Rights Tracker report.
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II calls on ECOWAS to pursue reconciliation with Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, warning their exit weakens regional integration and security.
The approved State Police bill grants states power to create their own police forces, with safeguards to prevent abuse. Critics warn of political interference and resource disparities.
Lai Olurode, a retired UNILAG professor, calls President Tinubu's state police proposal a timely, revolutionary step for Nigeria's security challenges, commending the bold constitutional amendment.
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has declared that establishing state police is the most effective solution to Nigeria's security challenges, citing local knowledge and accountability.
The ECOWAS Community Court of Justice dismissed SERAP's case challenging Nigeria's public borrowing, ruling that SERAP failed to provide sufficient proof of human rights violations.
The Senate passed a bill to establish state police in Nigeria, aiming to tackle insecurity. Experts warn of potential abuse by governors, despite safeguards.
Speaker Dennis Guwor praises the National Assembly's passage of the State Police Bill, calling it a milestone for security and federalism in Nigeria.
A lawyer, Isaac Olufunsho, has urged Nigeria's federal government to create a comprehensive legal framework for surrogacy to address parentage rights, contract enforcement, and child welfare concerns.
INEC has not received budget for 2027 elections but proposes ₦873.78 billion. Preparations ongoing, including BVAS procurement and mock tests.
Lagos Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab apologises for waste management issues, announces shift to circular economy model and new food waste digester.
The Federal High Court in Lokoja vacated its earlier judgement directing INEC to register the Nigeria Democratic Congress, ruling that all relevant parties must be heard.
Nigeria requires about ₦500 billion over five years to build digital infrastructure for healthcare modernisation and universal health coverage, says Minister Iziaq Salako.
Chams Holding appoints Segun Oloketuyi as Board Chairman effective July 9, succeeding founder Demola Aladekomo after 40 years.
INEC plans to remove the Nigeria Democratic Congress from its register following a Federal High Court ruling that set aside a previous order mandating registration.
NPA MD Dr Abubakar Dantsoho commended the Federal Character Commission's leadership and credited President Tinubu for driving institutional reforms during an interactive session in Abuja.
APC youth leader Olalekan Oladejo asserts the party will win the 2027 elections from top to bottom, as Tinubu, Atiku, and Obi prepare to contest.
Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II says former Presidents Yar'Adua and Jonathan did not pressure him during his tenure as CBN governor, sparking mixed reactions from Nigerians.
Peter Obi accuses the Federal Government of using tactics to prevent him from contesting the 2027 election, following a court ruling that vacated the registration of his party, NDC.
The Federal High Court in Lokoja set aside the order for INEC to register the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), citing lack of hearing for the Peace Movement Party. The case returns to trial court.
APC chieftain Chief Obidike Chukwuebuka declares President Bola Tinubu the strongest contender for 2027, citing economic reforms, improved revenue, and social programmes.
President Bola Tinubu signed the re-enacted NIMC Act 2026 into law on June 26, empowering harmonized identity records and improved interoperability among public institutions.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says Iran's pledge not to build nuclear weapons must be backed by very strong verification as US-Iran talks continue.
Peter Obi vows to contest the 2027 election after a court overturns its earlier judgment recognizing the NDC as a political party, accusing the Tinubu government of blocking his candidacy.
A Federal High Court orders INEC to cancel the registration of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), months after Peter Obi became its presidential candidate for the 2027 election.