Activist Warns Tinubu Against IMF Tax Proposals
Public commentator David Adenuga warns President Tinubu against IMF-backed tax measures, cautioning that such policies could worsen Nigeria's economic hardship and heighten public discontent.
Category : Politics
Enugu NDC Inaugurates Contact Officials for 2027
The Nigeria Democratic Congress in Enugu State has inaugurated zonal officials for its Directorate of Contact and Mobilisation ahead of the 2027 elections, urging unity and non-violence.
Rivers on Path to Peace, Good Governance, Says Okocha
APC chairman Tony Okocha says Rivers State is heading for political stability and good governance after Governor Fubara's withdrawal, with a coalition led by Nyesom Wike.
SDP Fraud Trial Stalls Awaiting Bank Records
The fraud trial of former SDP chairman Shehu Gabam was adjourned to July 28 as prosecutors await crucial bank records from a financial institution.
Peter Obi Wanted Aisha Yesufu for Reps, Not Senate
NDC National Secretary Ikenna Enekweizu reveals Peter Obi wanted Aisha Yesufu to run for AMAC/Gwari House of Representatives seat, not the FCT Senate seat.
State Police Must Align with Federalism, Citizens' Rights
The Nigeria Governors' Forum insists State Police must be constitutionally sound, aligning with federalism and citizens' rights, as discussed in their latest meeting.
NDC candidate pledges 50% resources to youth and health
Dr Ojukwu Nzube, NDC consensus candidate for Amac/Bwari Federal Constituency, promises to allocate half of constituency resources to youth empowerment, healthcare, and economic development if elected.
NDC Exempts Obi, Kwankwaso from Anti-Defection Oath
The Nigeria Democratic Congress exempts its presidential candidate Peter Obi and running mate Rabiu Kwankwaso from signing the anti-defection oath, citing administrative discretion.
Okonkwo Refuses to Retract NDC Ticket Allegations Against Obi
Kenneth Okonkwo refuses to retract allegations over NDC ticket controversy, citing complaints from aspirants about payment demands for 2027 election tickets.
Lawmakers to Decide Retaliation Against South Africa
Nigeria's Foreign Minister says lawmakers will decide retaliatory measures against South Africa over xenophobic attacks on Nigerians, urging diplomatic resolution.
Kingibe: I Never Saw Report That Led to Natasha's Suspension
Senator Ireti Kingibe claims she did not see the report that led to Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension, alleging she was absent during its finalization.
Harry and Meghan to Visit UK with Family for First Time in 4 Years
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to visit the UK next month with their children, Archie and Lilibet, marking their first family trip in four years. The visit coincides with an Invictus Games event.
Nigerian Governors Unite for State Police and Power Reforms
Nigerian governors at the 2nd NGF meeting reaffirm commitment to constitutionally sound state police and electricity reforms, including the National Solar Super-Grid Initiative.
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Peter Obi Says He's Ready to Die for Nigeria
Peter Obi declares he is ready to die for Nigeria if necessary, emphasizing that leaders must sacrifice for the nation's security against non-state actors.
Jude Okoye Fraud Trial Stalls Over Missing Witness
Jude Okoye's fraud trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos stalled on Wednesday after key witness Peter Okoye failed to appear, with conflicting claims over his whereabouts.
US and Iran Presidents Sign Ceasefire, Trump Issues Threats
The US and Iran signed a landmark interim ceasefire agreement, with Trump threatening renewed attacks if Iran violates terms. The deal includes sanctions relief and a $300B fund.
APC Confidence Questioned: Why Shrink Opposition Space?
Analyst questions why APC would deregister parties if confident of winning 2027, warning of democratic erosion and reduced competition in Nigeria's political landscape.
US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement: 14 Key Terms of Fresh Deal
The US and Iran signed an MoU to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement includes a $300 billion reconstruction fund and strict nuclear compliance commitments for Iran.
ICPC Dismisses El-Rufai Group's US Lobbying Efforts
ICPC insists El-Rufai's detention follows lawful orders amid political claims from his support group, which hired US lobbyists to protest prosecution.
Full Text of 14-Point US-Iran Peace Agreement Released
The US and Iran signed a 14-point MOU to end the war, including ceasefire, nuclear commitments, sanctions relief, and a $300 billion reconstruction fund.
Trump Signs US-Iran Agreement at Versailles to End War
President Trump signed a US-Iran memorandum of understanding at the Palace of Versailles, ending the war. Iran's president also signed, with further formalities expected in Geneva.
Nigeria Records 2,755 GBV Cases in 4 Months, Only 4% Prosecuted
Nigeria recorded 2,755 gender-based violence cases in four months, with only 4% prosecuted. Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim calls it a national emergency, announces new rehabilitation facility.
Ekiti Poll: INEC Records 97.1% PVC Collection, 1.06m Voters
INEC reports 97.1% PVC collection rate for Ekiti governorship election, with over 1.02 million cards collected. Voter register reaches 1.06 million after CVR and cleanup.
Remi Tinubu: Constituency projects key to grassroots dev
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu says constituency projects are vital for grassroots development, launching a compendium to boost accountability and transparency.
Nigeria Lawmakers to Decide Retaliation Against South Africa
The Nigerian government says the National Assembly will decide retaliatory measures against South Africa if diplomatic efforts fail to stop xenophobic attacks on Nigerians.
Jurists Fault Court Order for INEC Party Deregistration
Legal experts criticize a court judgment compelling INEC to deregister opposition parties, calling it legally questionable and a threat to judicial integrity and democracy.
Kwara North Should Produce APC Candidate for 2027
A former Kwara commissioner argues that Kwara North deserves the APC gubernatorial ticket for equity and to reward loyalty, warning against alienation.
NAFDAC: Cosmetics, Food, Beverages Top 50% of Counterfeits
NAFDAC reports that cosmetics, food, and beverages account for over 50% of counterfeit products in Nigeria, with evolving tactics posing serious public health threats.
London Court Acquits Diezani Alison-Madueke
A London court has acquitted former Nigerian Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke of bribery charges brought by the UK National Crime Agency, ending a high-profile case.
2027 Polls: Conflicting Court Orders Raise Credibility Doubts
Concerns mount over INEC's ability to deliver credible 2027 elections amid conflicting court orders, weak oversight, and growing public distrust in democratic institutions.
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