Tinubu's Democracy Day Address: Security, Economy, Unity
President Tinubu's Democracy Day speech highlights security gains, economic reforms, and honors June 12 heroes. He calls for unity and warns criminals to surrender.
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Tinubu: Criticise Me But Never Stop Believing in Nigeria
President Tinubu calls for constructive criticism, credible elections in Ekiti and Osun, and youth participation in Nigeria's development during Democracy Day address.
Tinubu Honours 50 Nigerians for June 12 Democracy Roles
President Tinubu conferred national honours on 50 Nigerians for their roles in the pro-democracy struggle. The list includes journalists, activists, and military officers.
Are We Yet a Nation? Nigeria's Democracy and Security
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day 2026, this reflection examines the nation's journey, highlighting the challenges of security, economic hardship, and the ongoing quest for true nationhood beyond democratic rituals.
Tinubu Renames Kaduna Petroleum Institute After Yar'Adua
President Tinubu renames Kaduna's Institute of Petroleum Studies after General Shehu Musa Yar'Adua, announces national honours for over 30 pro-democracy figures.
Tinubu's 2026 Democracy Day Speech: Full Address to Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu's nationwide address on Democracy Day 2026 highlights security gains, economic reforms, and honours for June 12 heroes.
US Lawmaker Reacts to Nigeria's State Police Bill Passage
US Congressman Riley Moore commends Nigeria's National Assembly for passing a bill to create state police, calling it a step toward stability. Nigerians react positively.
PDP candidate vows Bauchi guber win despite governor
PDP candidate Adamu Ahmed expresses confidence in winning 2027 Bauchi governorship election, dismissing incumbent governor's influence. He cites political history and a crowded race as advantages.
Atiku Picks Amaechi as Running Mate for 2027 ADC Ticket
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has chosen former Transportation Minister Chibuike Amaechi as his running mate for the 2027 presidential election under the ADC party, forming an 'AA' ticket.
State Police Bill Passed: Governors to Bear More Responsibility
The National Assembly passed the State Police bill, allowing states to establish their own police forces. Governors will bear more responsibility under the new security framework.
Zulum: Borno’s Largest IDP Camp to Close in One Month
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has announced the closure of the Bama IDP camp, the largest in the state outside Maiduguri, within the next month after screening and resettlement of displaced persons.
Sanwo-Olu to Seek Climate Investment at London Summit
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will lead a delegation to the Nigeria Climate Investment Summit in London to attract global capital for green projects and urban resilience.
June 12: Democracy Day and the Resilience of Nigerians
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu commemorates June 12, honoring MKO Abiola and democracy heroes, highlighting Tinubu's reforms, Lagos achievements, and calls for unity.
State Police No Magic Wand for Insecurity, Says Senate Leader
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele discusses state police, defence spending, anti-kidnapping laws, and economic reforms in an exclusive interview on Nigeria's security challenges.
Shettima, N'West governors back poverty reduction drive
North-West governors pledge concrete measures to reduce multidimensional poverty, focusing on children and women, at a high-level dialogue in Kano.
Nigeria's 33-Year Democracy: Trust Deficit and Low Voter Turnout
After 33 years of civilian rule, Nigeria's democracy faces challenges of voter apathy, weak institutions, and lack of credible polls, with experts calling for reforms to restore public trust.
Tinubu Hails 27 Years of Democracy, Honours June 12 Heroes
President Tinubu celebrates 27 years of democracy, honours June 12 activists, and addresses security and economic reforms. Meanwhile, polls show 72% of Nigerians dissatisfied with democracy.
CISLAC Warns of Insecurity, Poverty, Corruption on June 12
CISLAC raises alarm over worsening insecurity, poverty, corruption, and unemployment in Nigeria 26 years after return to civil rule, urging focus on citizen welfare.
Tinubu opens N54b Airport-Kuje Road, vows satellite town investment
President Tinubu commissioned the N54 billion Airport-Kuje Road, pledging sustained infrastructure investment in satellite towns to boost economic growth and connectivity.
NDC Primary Panel Submits Candidates List to INEC
The NDC faces fresh crisis as its primary election chairman submits candidates list directly to INEC, bypassing party leadership. Dickson and Moses defend integration of Obi and Kwankwaso.
258 Nigerians Return from South Africa, Face Five-Year Ban
258 Nigerians returned from South Africa amid violence, barred from re-entry for five years. NIDCOM praised President Tinubu for funding evacuation, while envoy cited permit delays.
APM stakeholders back Waziri for 2027, challenge Makinde
A coalition of APM stakeholders has endorsed Dr Ibrahim Waziri as their preferred candidate for the 2027 presidential election, challenging Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde's potential bid. Meanwhile, Labour Party's Chibuzo Okereke unveils a new political
INEC: Ekiti election to test readiness for 2027
INEC Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan says the Ekiti governorship election will serve as a benchmark for transparency in 2027. He pledges neutrality and anti-vote-buying measures.
Tinubu Not Nigeria's Biggest Borrower Since 1999
A report by ThinkBusiness Africa Ltd shows President Tinubu did not borrow the most since 1999, with Buhari's administration recording the largest external debt increase of $32.6 billion.
Abiodun honours late APC South-West women leader
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun led tributes to late APC South-West Women Leader Chief Yetunde Shakirat Adesanya, praising her loyalty and grassroots mobilisation.
WSCIJ: Democracy Must Deliver Good Governance on June 12
WSCIJ calls on leaders to deliver security, economic prosperity, accountability, and rights protection. ActionAid Nigeria says democracy promise remains unfulfilled.
Embracing the New Islamic Year 1448 AH: Hijrah Lessons
As the Islamic calendar turns to 1448 AH, Muslims worldwide reflect on the Hijrah's spiritual and material lessons of sacrifice and renewal.
258 Nigerians Repatriated from South Africa, Barred 5 Years
258 Nigerians returned from South Africa amid violence, barred from re-entry for five years. Returnees received support from NIDCOM and the Federal Government.
Delta LG Chairman Unveils Development Plan for Oil Community
Augustine Garri, new chairman of Otughievwen Community in Delta State, rolls out scholarship and transformer rehabilitation plans to boost education and power supply.
Nigeria's Democracy Under Threat: A Critical Look at June 12
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day, the nation reflects on unfulfilled promises of freedom, justice, and prosperity, with rising insecurity, poverty, and weak leadership.
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