Accord Party Rejects Court Deregistration Ruling
Accord Party rejects Federal High Court judgement ordering deregistration of five political parties, citing disregard for Court of Appeal stay order.
Category : Politics
ADC Internal Crisis Over Amaechi VP Pick
The ADC faces internal tensions after picking Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku's running mate for 2027. Kenneth Okonkwo criticizes the choice, citing South-east marginalization.
Tinubu Urges Swift Justice, Warns Delays Weaken Democracy
President Tinubu calls for swift and fair justice, warning delays threaten democracy. New Appeal Court complex inaugurated in Abuja to improve case handling.
NIPOST Validates Digital Postcode Model for Buildings
NIPOST validates a digital postcode model to assign unique addresses to every building in Nigeria, aiming to improve logistics, emergency response, and national planning.
Blueprint for Nigeria's 2027 Election Reform
Nigeria's 2027 presidential election demands a candidate committed to structural reforms: true federalism, security overhaul, anti-corruption, and fiscal discipline, with zero new funding.
ARCON warns against unapproved adverts for 2027 polls
ARCON has cautioned politicians and parties against unapproved adverts for the 2027 elections, warning of prosecution for violations of advertising laws.
Senate Denies Oshiomhole's Forgery Claim on Natasha Suspension
The Nigerian Senate has dismissed Adams Oshiomhole's claim that signatures were forged in the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, calling the allegation baseless.
Lagos Opposition Parties Face Internal Crises Ahead of 2027
Opposition parties in Lagos struggle with internal disputes over primaries, weakening their chances against the APC in the 2027 governorship election, with controversies in PDP, ADC, and NDC.
Ekiti Diaspora DG Backs Oyebanji Re-election Bid
Dr Adeola Adeleye-Fasubaa calls on Ekiti citizens at home and abroad to vote for Governor Biodun Oyebanji, citing achievements in healthcare, education, agriculture, and infrastructure.
ECOWAS Summit Charts Path to Court Rulings Compliance
ECOWAS convenes second meeting of national authorities in Cotonou to boost enforcement of court judgments, focusing on human rights cases and energy challenges.
Makinde Vows to Risk Life for Abducted Pupils Release
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde declares readiness to sacrifice his life to secure release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oriire, as OPC distances itself from Adelabu kidnapping suspects.
NDC candidates must sign affidavits against defection
NDC introduces mandatory affidavits for candidates to surrender mandates if they defect. Peter Obi says governance is not rocket science. Matawalle defends Tinubu's record.
Atiku, Mark Lead Opposition Pushback as Court Halts Party Deregistration
The Court of Appeal halts deregistration of ADC and four other parties, sparking opposition and civil society concerns over judicial scrutiny and democratic competition ahead of 2027 elections.
Okogie at 90: Martins Urges FG to Tackle Insecurity
Archbishop Martins calls on FG to intensify efforts against insecurity as a birthday gift to Cardinal Okogie, urging peace for Nigerians.
Nigeria's Minimum Wage and NYSC Allowance Since 1989
Explore the history of Nigeria's minimum wage and NYSC allowance from 1989 to 2026, including the latest review due to fuel subsidy removal and exchange rate unification.
NIIA Calls for Trade Policy Review to Boost National Security
The Nigerian Institute of International Affairs calls for a review of trade policies to enhance national security, urging customs officers to adopt strategic foresight amid geopolitical tensions.
Nigerian Legion Demands Better Welfare for Military Veterans
The Nigerian Legion, marking its 62nd anniversary, renews commitment to improve welfare, healthcare, housing, and empowerment for veterans and widows of fallen soldiers.
NASFAT Urges Muslims to Embrace Hijrah Lessons
NASFAT President AbdulWahid AbdulRauf calls on Muslims to strengthen faith, promote peace, and contribute positively to society as the Islamic New Year 1448 AH begins.
Tinubu Urges Ekiti Voters to Re-elect Governor Oyebanji
President Tinubu has appealed to Ekiti voters to re-elect Governor Biodun Oyebanji in the June 20 governorship election, praising his performance and leadership.
World at Risk if Internet Fails, Warns ITU
The ITU warns that a global 'digital pandemic' could occur if the Internet fails, urging action to protect digital lifelines amid risks from extreme heat, earthquakes, and solar storms.
Global Conflicts, High Costs Slash Smartphone Supply
Smartphone shipments to Africa and the Middle East fell 7% YoY in Q1 2026 due to memory crisis and regional conflicts, while over 810 million women in low-income countries remain offline, widening the digital divide.
NSCIA Decries Insecurity, Economic Hardship at Islamic New Year
NSCIA calls for unity as Islamic New Year begins, condemns insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria, while Saudi Arabia unveils new Kaaba Kiswa.
Tinubu Urges Governors on Judicial Infrastructure, Welfare
President Tinubu calls on state governors to invest in judicial infrastructure and welfare, emphasizing shared responsibility with the federal government.
Adeleke Vows Not to Bow to Darkness, Intimidation
Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke flags off re-election campaign, vowing not to succumb to forces of darkness. APC loyalists decamp to Accord Party as NLC blocks sacked council chairmen.
Sweden's Tighter Migration Policy: A Wake-Up Call for Nigeria
Sweden's new citizenship law, increasing residency requirements to eight years, signals Europe's closing doors to migrants. This serves as a wake-up call for Nigeria to address governance failures driving emigration.
State Police: Conditional Panacea for Insecurity Crisis
State police is not a silver bullet but a conditional panacea for Nigeria's insecurity. Six non-negotiable conditions are proposed for effective implementation.
Election Boycotts in Africa: A Historical Perspective
An analysis of election boycotts in Africa, their impact on democracy, and the historical context of the slogan 'Boycott the boycottables' in Nigeria.
Nigeria Holds 1% of Global 5G Subscriptions at 3.1B
Nigeria accounts for just 1% of the 3.1 billion global 5G subscriptions as of March 2026, according to the Ericsson Mobility Report, with 30.8 million connections.
Awolowo-Dudley Discourse on Nigeria's Best Ideology
Tunji Olaopa revisits the ideological debate between Obafemi Awolowo and Billy Dudley on the best governance ideology for Nigeria, highlighting democratic socialism and federalism.
CBN payment data rules may overwhelm operators
The Central Bank of Nigeria's new payment data localisation and ownership disclosure rules may overwhelm operators, with many needing system overhauls by January 2027.
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