Senate Leader Defends N110 Billion Vehicle Purchase for Lawmakers
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele says Toyota Land Cruisers and Prados for lawmakers are official assets for constituency work, not personal property.
Category : Politics
INEC Under Fire Over Warri Delineation Delay
A group of Ijaw and Urhobo people demand INEC implement the Supreme Court-ordered fresh delineation of electoral wards in Warri Federal Constituency, warning of continued protests.
NDC Vows No Candidate Imposition, Mediates Kwankwasiya Crisis
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) vows not to impose candidates in any state, mediating the Kwankwasiya movement crisis in Kano, emphasizing internal democracy.
Presidency Denies Warri Delineation Interference
The Nigerian Presidency refutes claims of interference in INEC's ward delineation in Warri Federal Constituency, urging lawful resolution of disputes.
African Women Judges Demand Judicial Excellence, Gender Parity
Chief Justice of Nigeria and other African women judges at IAWJ conference in Abuja call for judicial excellence, gender inclusion, and investment in justice systems.
Freedom of Choice Is Not Treason in Democracy
An analysis of how political disagreement is often mistaken for betrayal in Nigeria, emphasizing that the freedom to choose is the soul of democracy, not treason.
House Demands Probe into Deadly Train Accident
The House of Representatives calls for a comprehensive investigation into the Itakpe-Warri train accident that killed several passengers and injured many others.
Coalition: Nigeria at Dangerous Crossroads, Urges Reforms
A coalition of scholars and leaders warns Nigeria faces a national crisis due to eroded institutions, executive dominance, and insecurity, urging reforms before 2027 elections.
Tinubu: Era of Abandoned Projects Over in Nigeria
President Tinubu says his administration will complete all projects, commissioning the Outer Southern Expressway in Abuja to boost infrastructure and economic growth.
CSOs Demand Safeguards for State Police in Nigeria
Thirty civil society organizations urge robust accountability and governance safeguards for proposed state police in Nigeria, warning against potential abuses.
Concerned Nigerians Urge Action on Insecurity and Rights
A group of concerned Nigerians calls on government, CSOs, traditional leaders, and private sector to address rising insecurity and protect civic rights, citing electoral manipulation and weakening institutions.
Strategic Communication Key to Nigeria's National Security
Nigeria must treat strategic communication as a core pillar of national security, balancing transparency with operational secrecy to build public trust and counter misinformation.
Senate Queries SEDC Over N4 Billion Unaccounted Spending
The Senate Committee on SEDC has queried the commission's management over inability to account for over N4 billion spent from its 2025 budget, demanding detailed breakdown.
Oyo Assembly Calls for School Security Reforms After Abduction
Oyo Assembly demands urgent security reforms in schools after abduction of over 40 pupils and teachers in Oriire LGA. Amotekun deployment urged.
Okpebholo: Insecurity Tied to Opposition Plot Against Tinubu
Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo attributes rising insecurity to opposition efforts to undermine President Tinubu ahead of 2027, declaring 'no vacancy in Aso Rock'.
Tompolo Appeals for Calm Over Delta Ward Delineation
Former militant leader Tompolo urges calm amid protests in Delta State over INEC's ward delineation in Warri Federal Constituency, calling for peaceful resolution.
US Extradites Ghana Ex-Official Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu Over $6M Fraud
The United States extradited former Ghana Microfinance CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu to face 70+ corruption charges, including embezzling over $6 million in public funds.
Nigeria's Reforms Bear Fruit, Says IMF
The IMF says Nigeria's tough economic reforms are fostering stability and investor confidence, though poverty remains high at 63%, with 27 million facing food insecurity.
Okonkwo Laughs Off Obi's N5 Billion Defamation Suit Threat
Kenneth Okonkwo, an ADC chieftain, has dismissed Peter Obi's N5 billion defamation lawsuit threat, challenging him to file the case and mocking the former governor.
Baze VC Urges Digital Governance, AI Ethics at Inaugural Lecture
Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi of Baze University advocates for ethical frameworks and regulation of digital spaces to address AI challenges, speaking at the seventh inaugural lecture in Abuja.
NDC Kano Crisis: Power Struggle Over 2027 Candidates
Tensions escalate in NDC Kano as Kwankwasiyya movement and legacy members clash over candidate nominations for 2027 elections.
Ajaero Recounts Brutalisation at Global Labour Forum in Norway
NLC President Joe Ajaero tells global workers in Norway how he was arrested, harassed, and brutalised for defending workers' rights, receiving the Arthur Svensson International Award.
Ajaero Recounts Brutalisation to Global Community in Norway
NLC President Joe Ajaero tells global workers in Norway how he was arrested, harassed, and brutalised for defending workers' rights, receiving the Arthur Svensson International Award.
Senate moves to expand appellate, federal courts
The Nigerian Senate is considering bills to increase Court of Appeal justices from 70 to 110 and Federal High Court judges from 70 to 90 to address judicial backlog.
NIIA DG Challenges Africa's Exclusion from Nuclear Talks
Prof. Eghosa Osaghae of NIIA criticizes the marginalization of African voices in global nuclear discussions, urging the continent's meaningful participation.
FG Orders Contractors: No Road Blocks Beyond 14 Days
Federal government orders contractors not to block roads for over 14 days, warns on contract terms, and issues ultimatum to GELD Construction.
Ojumu Unveils The Trinity to Influence Nigeria's Policy
Femi Ojumu launches 'The Trinity,' a three-volume compendium on law, geopolitics, and development, praised by diplomats and scholars as a blueprint for national progress.
CISLAC Alleges N36.9bn Security Fund Diversion in Kogi
CISLAC alleges N36.9 billion diverted from Kogi State security account, with funds transferred to private firms. Kogi government denies claims, citing lack of evidence.
Nigeria Bans 'Dr' Prefix for Honorary Degree Holders
Nigeria's government bans honorary doctorate recipients from using 'Dr' prefix, classifying it as academic fraud. The policy aims to restore integrity in higher education.
Alausa Tasks Students on Healthy Living, Vaccination
Education Minister Dr Tunji Alausa calls on Nigerian students to adopt healthy habits and complete vaccinations, emphasizing their role in safeguarding the future and fostering responsible leadership.
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