NADECO Asked Me to Extend Military Rule, Abubakar Says
Former Head of State Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals that NADECO leaders privately urged him to extend military rule after realizing he genuinely intended to hand over power in 1999.
Former Head of State Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals that NADECO leaders privately urged him to extend military rule after realizing he genuinely intended to hand over power in 1999.
The South-East Development Commission faces challenges of mismatched expectations, inadequate funding, and political extortion. Success requires a clear mission and protection from predatory interests.
Kano State Hisbah Board screens 1,500 couples for mass wedding, including HIV and genotype tests, as part of Governor Yusuf's N1.5 billion social welfare initiative.
A Federal High Court ordered the deregistration of five political parties, sparking opposition backlash and uncertainty for Atiku Abubakar and Governor Adeleke ahead of 2027 elections.
APC National Chairman Yilwatda says Tinubu's projects in South-East will boost his re-election. Governor Nwifuru declares PDP irrelevant in Ebonyi.
IPOB accuses Anambra Governor Chukwuma Soludo of hypocrisy for rejecting Peter Obi's call to release Nnamdi Kanu, citing Soludo's past support.
AGF Lateef Fagbemi and Omoniyi Odeyemi call on lawyers to uphold integrity, diligence, and professional ethics as foundations for success at the opening of First Bethel Solicitors in Ibadan.
FIWON calls on the Nigerian government to extend the Employees' Compensation Act to informal workers and co-contribute to micro-pensions, linking insecurity to social exclusion.
Funeral rites for Madam Nnalu Okalazu, who died at 90, will be held June 19-20, 2026, in Amapu Umuachama, Uzuakoli, Abia State. Service of songs Friday, burial Saturday.
FAAC disbursed N2.257 trillion to federal, state, and local governments for April 2026, comprising statutory revenue, VAT, and augmentation.
Nigeria marks 27 years of civilian rule, but survival is not enough. The article examines lessons on institutions, rule of law, welfare, electoral reforms, and the unfinished work of deepening democracy.
Legal analysis of UK's proposed retrospective immigration rule changes, examining parliamentary sovereignty, legitimate expectation, and potential judicial response.
The International Labour Organisation has adopted a historic convention to protect digital platform workers, addressing issues like misclassification, algorithmic management, and social protection.
ITUC-Africa and TUC condemn state governors' interference in trade union affairs, citing disputes in Lagos, Rivers, and Edo states, and call for labour law reforms and accountability.
NUPENG urges political leaders to strengthen democratic principles and avoid overheating the polity, warning against allowing past heroes' struggles to be in vain.
With the Osun governorship election approaching, violence and intimidation overshadow campaigns, raising concerns about voter safety and democratic integrity.
INEC warns that conflicting court rulings threaten 2027 election preparations. The appellate court must act swiftly to resolve legal uncertainties and ensure electoral stability.
Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu's first 100 days show promise with reforms like the Violent Crime Response Unit, but critics argue credibility and public trust remain elusive.
Media Rights Agenda calls on lawmakers to leverage the Freedom of Information Act to enhance oversight, transparency, and accountability in Nigeria's executive branch.
Kenneth Okonkwo resigns from ADC after party picks Chibuike Amaechi as VP candidate. Jideonwo and Ubabukoh are recommended for media job.
Nigeria's House of Representatives calls for comprehensive defence overhaul, while Obiageli Ezekwesili argues state police alone won't solve insecurity without restructuring.
Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso has unveiled his eldest son, Mustapha Kwankwaso, as the NDC deputy governorship candidate for Kano State ahead of the 2027 election.
Federal High Court in Kaduna adjourned Nasir El-Rufai's trial to June 24, 2026, after two co-defendants failed to appear. El-Rufai faces ICPC charges of abuse of office and fraud.
President Tinubu says adequate infrastructure is essential for judicial independence, as he commissions the new Court of Appeal Abuja Division Building Complex in Abuja.
SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo says Nigeria has civilian rule but not true democracy, citing weak institutions, poverty, and insecurity.
The British Nigeria Law Forum celebrates 25 years of fostering legal and commercial ties between the UK and Nigeria, with a summit in Lagos focusing on law, investment, and opportunity.
The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission has commenced a nationwide data verification exercise to update revenue allocation information. The Federal Government also plans to launch a digital postcode system in October 2026.
The US and Iran have signed a 14-point MOU to end hostilities, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, lift sanctions, and release $24bn in frozen assets. Nuclear talks postponed.
Kenneth Okonkwo withdraws support for Atiku Abubakar's 2027 presidential bid, criticizing ADC's choice of a South-South running mate as marginalization of the South-East.
Israeli PM Netanyahu says he and Trump don't always agree, warns Israel's threat persists despite the US-Iran peace deal, as tensions remain over Lebanon and nuclear issues.