Oyebanji's Ekiti Record: Mixed Reviews Ahead of 2027
As Ekiti Governor Biodun Oyebanji nears end of first term, residents and parties give mixed ratings on roads, airport, agriculture, health, education, and transparency.
As Ekiti Governor Biodun Oyebanji nears end of first term, residents and parties give mixed ratings on roads, airport, agriculture, health, education, and transparency.
Former Nigerian Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar has called for the removal of military decrees embedded in the 1999 Constitution to strengthen democracy, urging amendments through democratic processes.
Kayode Akinmade, Special Adviser to Ogun State Governor, credits Governor Dapo Abiodun's policies for peace, stability, and economic growth, with the state's economy rising from N3 trillion to N17 trillion.
Kenneth Okonkwo insists he will not retract defamatory remarks against Peter Obi, citing truth, as Obi threatens N5 billion lawsuit over fraud allegations.
Former Senator Iyabo Obasanjo has rejoined the PDP in Ogun State, receiving the party's flag for Ogun Central senatorial district ahead of the 2027 elections.
The United States has proposed a $300 billion reconstruction package for Iran as part of a peace framework to end hostilities, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and address Tehran's nuclear programme.
Governor Biodun Oyebanji aims to become the first Ekiti incumbent to win re-election since 1999, facing weak opposition and unified former governors' support.
The support group of late Senator Okey Ezea endorses Oscar Ossai of the NDC for the Enugu North senatorial by-election, urging voters to honor Ezea's legacy.
Sunday Dare, Special Adviser to President Tinubu, praised Abia's infrastructure progress under Governor Otti, citing road and power projects as transformative.
INEC has started distributing sensitive election materials for the Ekiti governorship poll, with ballot papers dispatched to local government areas under security supervision.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has directed LAWMA, LASEPA, and the Environment Ministry to intensify waste evacuation amid mounting refuse piles in Lagos communities.
INEC distributes sensitive materials to 16 LGAs for Ekiti governorship election. Over 1 million voters to decide amid security assurances and vote-buying concerns.
The Federal Government releases comprehensive transition guidelines for Nigeria's new tax regime, clarifying how taxpayers and businesses will migrate from the old framework to the new system effective January 1, 2026.
Retired military officers call for comprehensive security reforms following the abduction and death of Major General Rabe Abubakar by bandits in Katsina State.
HURIWA urges political leaders to stop politicising insecurity, warning that citizens' lives must not be used for propaganda, as kidnappings and attacks persist.
Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, praises Deputy Governor Hamzat as intelligent and capable, urging support for his 2027 governorship bid. BAT Lawyers Group also endorses Hamzat-Sonayon-James ticket.
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu announces N100m grant for traders and unveils ICT centre in Benue. Deputy Governor Sam Ode clarifies his wife is not the state's first lady.
Exploring Obafemi Awolowo's constitutional insights and their relevance to Nigeria's current challenges, including federalism, state police, and education.
Togo grants visa-free entry to all African passport holders for up to 30 days, boosting continental integration and trade under the AfCFTA framework.
Nigeria's business elite expands into France amid shifting Franco-African relations, showcasing a new era of African ambition and 'benefit of the doubt' diplomacy.
The United States supports winding down the UN's war crimes tribunal mechanism for Rwanda and former Yugoslavia, while seeking clarification on indefinite judicial functions.
Bishop David Abioye calls on Nigerians to elect leaders with proven service records, not political opportunists, ahead of 2027 elections. Leadership experts also urge Rivers residents to take responsibility for the state's future.
The UN and EU call for a shift from humanitarian aid to sustainable development for Nigeria's 3.5 million internally displaced persons, focusing on education, livelihoods, and community integration.
Youths of Umabor Eha-Alumonah in Enugu State protest years of neglect, poor infrastructure, and threaten to boycott 2027 elections if demands are unmet.
Nigeria Governors' Forum receives briefings from state attorneys general, budget ministry, and World Bank on state police, nutrition, and electricity initiatives.
Peter Obi criticizes Nigeria's rising debt, citing South Africa's transparent $1 billion loan model and urging accountability in borrowing.
Nigeria clarifies prisoner transfer agreement with Ethiopia, dismissing a fake list of 136 inmates. Minister Odumegwu-Ojukwu assures Nigerians in South Africa of support amid anti-migrant deadline.
Senate advances National Digital Economy Bill and amends Cybercrime Act to secure Nigeria's digital space. NDPC develops sector-specific data protection rules for telecoms, hospitality.
The United States lifts its naval blockade of Iranian ports as the Iran deal takes effect. Iran's supreme leader says he disagreed but allowed it after presidential assurances.
President Tinubu commissions a 7-km access road bypassing Abuja's airport second runway, promising that no community should bear the burden of national development without benefits.