El-Rufai Trial Adjourned as Co-Defendants Absent in Court
The corruption trial of former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai was adjourned after two co-defendants failed to appear in court. The judge set June 28, 2026, for continuation.
Category : Politics
Court Faults Julius Berger Over Wrongful Sack of 28 Workers
The National Industrial Court in Port Harcourt ruled that Julius Berger Nigeria Plc wrongfully terminated 28 workers, ordering compensation and criticizing backdated termination letters.
ADC Names Rotimi Amaechi Atiku's VP Candidate for 2027
The African Democratic Congress has named former Rivers Governor Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku Abubakar's running mate for the 2027 election, citing his experience and runner-up finish in the party primary.
ADC Picks Amaechi as Atiku’s Running Mate for 2027
The African Democratic Congress selects former Rivers Governor Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku Abubakar's vice-presidential candidate for the 2027 election, citing his experience.
Amaechi Pressured to Join Atiku as VP Candidate
The African Democratic Congress considers Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku Abubakar's running mate for the 2027 elections, citing his political influence in the South-South region.
Borno Declares June 16 Holiday for Islamic New Year
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has declared Tuesday, June 16, 2026, a public holiday to mark the Islamic Hijri New Year, urging residents to embrace peace and unity.
I Told Abacha to Disband Bad Influence Officers: Abubakar
Former Head of State General Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals how a clique of officers marked him for elimination and how he advised Abacha to disband them, in his autobiography.
Tinubu Mourns Minister Musawa's Mother, Sends Condolences
President Bola Tinubu has expressed condolences to Minister Hannatu Musawa over the death of her mother, Hajiya Fatima Musa Musawa, who died on June 13.
Fubara Denies Godfather Influence in Governorship Race
Blessing Fubara, NDC governorship candidate in Rivers State, dismisses claims of being a proxy for his brother Governor Siminalayi Fubara, asserting his independent political vision.
HURIWA Queries INEC on PDP Leadership Court Rulings
HURIWA demands INEC explain why it has not fully implemented court judgments on PDP leadership, including recognition of Tanimu Turaki's interim leadership and legal implications of recent rulings.
FAAC Boost Helps South-East States Fund Projects Without Loans
The Presidency says increased FAAC allocations enable South-East states to execute major infrastructure projects without borrowing, citing Ebonyi projects as evidence.
Osun Polls: CSOs, NANS Demand Removal of Police Commissioner
Civil society groups and NANS protest in Osogbo, calling for the removal of Osun Police Commissioner Ibrahim Gotan over alleged partiality and rising political violence ahead of the August 2026 governorship election.
El-Rufai in Court for Corruption Trial
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai arrived at Federal High Court, Kaduna, on Monday for his corruption trial. He faces charges of abuse of office and fraud.
Onoh Defends Bianca Ojukwu's Ethiopia Prison Visit
Josef Onoh defends Foreign Affairs Minister Bianca Ojukwu over her Ethiopia prison visit, calling it a diplomatic achievement and criticizing Babafemi Ojudu's remarks.
Hogan Gidley: Trump Aide and Political Career
Explore Hogan Gidley's biography, role as Trump's Deputy Press Secretary, controversies, personal life, and current political involvement.
New Court of Appeal Complex Commissioned in Abuja
President Tinubu will inaugurate the new Court of Appeal complex in Abuja, enhancing judicial capacity with modern courtrooms and facilities to improve justice delivery.
FAAC Boost Helps South-East Fund Projects Without Loans
The Presidency says increased FAAC allocations enable South-East states to execute infrastructure projects without borrowing, citing Ebonyi's housing and tunnel projects as examples.
Nnaji denies investigation, certificate forgery claims
Former Minister Uche Geoffrey Nnaji denies reports of a court order for his arrest over certificate forgery, calling them false and part of a smear campaign.
UK PM Starmer Bans Social Media for Under-16s, Ignites Debate
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for children under 16, citing mental health risks. Australian PM supports, but public reactions are divided.
Abia Celebrates New Era of Hope and Progress
Special Adviser Jerome Green-Amakwe says Abia residents celebrate democracy and transformation under Governor Alex Otti, marking a new era of accountability and development.
El-Rufai Corruption Trial Resumes in Kaduna Court
Former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai appeared at the Federal High Court in Kaduna as his corruption trial resumed, facing ICPC allegations of abuse of office and fraud.
Ojukwu Refused to Recognise Gowon as Head of State
Former Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals why Emeka Ojukwu refused to recognise Yakubu Gowon as head of state, leading to the Nigerian Civil War.
UK Leads Social Media Age Ban as Nigerians Back Reform
A Nigerian survey reveals 83.4% support for regulating children's social media access, aligning with UK moves to restrict under-16 use amid online safety concerns.
US Senator: Congress Should Ratify Trump's Iran Deal
Sen. James Lankford calls for congressional ratification of any Trump-Iran deal, arguing it would ensure lasting impact and prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
South-East to endorse Tinubu for second term, Umahi says
Minister of Works David Umahi says South-East leaders will adopt President Bola Tinubu as sole candidate for 2027 election, citing infrastructure development and inclusiveness.
UN Chief Guterres Hails US-Iran Peace Deal as Historic
UN Secretary-General António Guterres praises the US-Iran peace deal, which includes an immediate ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a critical step toward regional stability.
Singapore Army Publishes Monthly Officer Salaries
The Singapore Army has disclosed monthly salaries for Officer Cadet, Second Lieutenant, Lieutenant, and Captain, with figures converted to Nigerian naira.
Ex-Kogi Deputy Governor Mourns Mother's Death at 107
Former Kogi Deputy Governor Philip Salawu is mourning his mother, Mrs. Alice Bilikisu Salawu, who died at 107. Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan paid a condolence visit, celebrating her remarkable life.
WHO Condemns Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa, Calls for Justice
WHO condemns xenophobic attacks in South Africa, citing deaths and displacement of foreign nationals. Tedros highlights betrayal of solidarity against apartheid and calls for justice.
Obidient Faction Pledges 50% Southeast Votes for Tinubu
A faction of the Obidient Movement, led by Ikenna Azomchine, has declared support for President Tinubu, promising over 50% of Southeast votes in the 2027 election.
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