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.
Concerns mount over INEC's ability to deliver credible 2027 elections amid conflicting court orders, weak oversight, and growing public distrust in democratic institutions.
House minority caucus asks President Tinubu to suspend 2027 political activities and declare a six-month security and economic recovery plan amid rising terrorism and banditry.
Governorship primaries in Bauchi State have sparked accusations of imposition, manipulation, and betrayal, raising concerns about voter choice ahead of the 2027 election.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole denies alleging signature forgery in Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension, regrets embarrassment to the Senate. Think Yoruba First criticizes voiding of Mele Kyari's arrest warrant.
Eric Teniola revisits the 1964 general election boycott in Nigeria, highlighting its futility and urging opposition parties to participate rather than boycott.
Nigeria's Federal Government has banned personal email use in civil service, mandating secure GovMail accounts for all official communications to enhance transparency and efficiency.
The Court of Appeal struck out NBC's appeal against a judgment restraining it from imposing fines on broadcast stations, citing a defective notice.
The Nigerian Air Force airlifted sensitive electoral materials for the Ekiti governorship election and by-elections. INEC also deploys materials for Ondo South by-election. Stakeholders urge electronic result transmission.
A police inspector testified in Lagos court how she discovered the decomposing body of 21-year-old Augusta Onuwagbagbe in her boyfriend Benjamin Best Nnayereugo's residence, leading to his murder trial.
Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji appeals to all stakeholders to maintain peace before, during, and after Saturday's governorship election, emphasizing professionalism and fairness.
Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke speaks after a London jury acquitted her of all bribery charges, ending an 11-year legal ordeal.
Afreximbank calls on Nigeria and African nations to strengthen intra-African trade and resilience against geopolitical shocks, highlighting the AfCFTA's role.
Delta Governor Sheriff Oborevwori calls for unity against terrorism, kidnapping, and crime, emphasizing collective responsibility at the 2026 Security Summit in Asaba.
The Trump administration's massive cuts to UN funding and peacekeeping operations have triggered a financial crisis, forcing reductions in personnel and threatening stability in Africa.
Oby Ezekwesili argues that state police alone cannot solve Nigeria's security crisis; comprehensive constitutional restructuring is essential.
An analysis of President Tinubu's leadership through the lens of Ifa divination and the Sisyphean myth, exploring the symbolism of choice and national suffering.
State electricity regulators oppose the Electricity Act 2023 Amendment Bill 2026, warning it could reverse decentralisation reforms. Meanwhile, the Federal Government launches a healthcare electrification initiative.
The federal government declares that Nigeria's future prosperity and economic competitiveness depend on effective digital technology deployment, launching a free digital TV platform to boost the creative economy.
FCT residents face long waits and overcrowding at INEC offices as the deadline for voter registration approaches ahead of the 2027 elections.
Nigeria's Federal Government dismisses IMF recommendations for new taxes on petroleum and telecom, reaffirming no new taxes are planned and VAT waiver on fuel remains.
Gbenga Ladipo, former MD of Academy Press, urges INEC to continue local printing of electoral materials, citing Nigeria's capacity for self-reliance and export potential.
Ahead of the June 20, 2026 Ekiti governorship election, analysts highlight three key factors that could secure victory for the ruling APC and Governor Biodun Oyebanji.
Equatorial Guinea's entire cabinet resigned after a performance review found only 10% of targets met. Vice President cited insufficient performance, paving way for new cabinet.
The UAE has denied claims it released billions to Iran amid US ceasefire push. Reports suggested up to $20bn could be involved, with $3bn already delivered.
INEC announces completion of PVC collection in Ekiti State ahead of June 20 governorship election, with registered voters now at 1,059,360 and 97.1% collection rate.
House of Representatives reviews military reforms; stakeholders demand improved welfare, healthcare, and support for personnel and veterans.
Lanre Olagunju argues that building a professional police force requires funding, welfare, and public support, not just criticism. He highlights IGP Disu's reforms and calls for collective responsibility.
House of Representatives minority leader Fred Agbedi has called for President Tinubu's resignation, citing failure to address mass kidnappings and economic hardship in Nigeria.
PDP unveils Iyabo Obasanjo as Ogun Central senatorial candidate for 2027. She faults APC for unfair treatment and disregard, citing her resignation from the party.
UAE residents enjoy at least 12 public holidays in 2026, with Islamic holidays based on lunar cycles. Upcoming breaks include Prophet Muhammad's Birthday and UAE National Day.