Presidency Rejects Comparison of Adelabu Rescue, Ogbomoso Abduction
The Presidency says the rescue of ex-Minister Adelabu's relatives and the Ogbomoso school abduction are different security challenges, rejecting claims of selective response.
Category : Politics
Sanwo-Olu Urges Nigerians to Back Tinubu, Security Agencies
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu calls for national unity and support for President Tinubu and security forces to overcome rising insecurity, including recent abductions.
Lawyer Demands Probe into Teen's Death, EFCC Reforms
Human rights lawyer Marshal Abubakar calls for independent investigation into the death of 16-year-old Atsar Sesugh in Makurdi and urges sweeping reforms of the EFCC.
ADC Aspirant Rejects Katsina Primary, Demands Fresh Polls
Mustapha Inuwa rejects ADC's candidate selection in Katsina, alleging no valid primaries were held, and calls for fresh polls for all elective positions.
Court Rules N110bn Lawmakers' Spending Illegal
A Federal High Court in Lagos has declared the National Assembly's N110 billion vehicle procurement and allowance scheme unlawful, citing violations of procurement laws and conflict of interest.
Babachir Lawal: 2017 Removal Was Political Setup
Former SGF Babachir Lawal claims his 2017 removal was a political setup, defends grass-cutting contract, and renews criticism of Atiku Abubakar, warning that supporting him aids Tinubu's re-election.
Nigeria's Blame Game Aids Terrorists' Strategy
An analysis argues that Nigeria's political blame game over kidnappings aids terrorists' goal of dividing the nation, urging President Tinubu to unite against common threats.
FCCPC Denies Approval for Airtime Credit Market Restructure
The FCCPC has refuted reports claiming presidential approval to restructure Nigeria's airtime credit market and allow new operators.
Nigeria Must Move Beyond Emotional Voting for Real Progress
Nigeria's democracy suffers from emotional voting. President Tinubu's reforms, though painful, are consequential. Aspirants aren't reversing key policies, raising questions about real alternatives.
Ekiti PDP Alleges Abduction of Members by Security Operatives
Ekiti PDP accuses Governor Oyebanji's administration of using security operatives to abduct party members ahead of the June 20 governorship election, demanding President Tinubu's intervention.
Tinubu Must Uphold Rule of Law in Warri Delineation
Indigenous Ijaw and Urhobo people urge President Tinubu to respect Supreme Court order and INEC independence in Warri constituency delineation.
FIFA World Cup 2026: History, Politics, and Post-Colonial Narratives
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off with Burna Boy at the opening ceremony, as 48 nations compete across North America amid political and historical subtexts.
Why Jonathan Should Not Run for President in 2027
Analysis urging former President Goodluck Jonathan to avoid the 2027 presidential race, citing risks to his reputation as a respected elder statesman.
Nigerian Church Fathers Urgently Needed to Avert Apostasy
Ayo Akerele warns that Nigerian youths are disillusioned by church hypocrisy, risking apostasy by 2030. Fathers must repair broken gospel walls.
House Recovers ₦521.8m VAT from CBN on Remita
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee has recovered ₦521.8 million in unremitted VAT from the CBN, linked to Remita transactions, as part of a probe into revenue leakages.
Berlin Conference Legacy: Africa's Borders and Identity
The Berlin Conference of 1884-85 divided Africa arbitrarily, leaving lasting scars. But Europe's own borders are similarly artificial, challenging the narrative that Africa's woes stem solely from colonial constructs.
Otti Threatens Lawsuit Over APC Destabilisation Claim
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has threatened a lawsuit against APC spokesperson Uche Aguoru for alleging that Otti plotted to destabilise the APC in the state.
Ex-SSS Boss Rejects ADC Candidate Process in Katsina
Former SSS Director-General Lawal Daura rejects ADC's candidate emergence process in Katsina, citing non-compliance with electoral law, and warns of legal action.
Iyabo Obasanjo Quits APC Over Disrespect
Iyabo Obasanjo, former senator and daughter of ex-President Obasanjo, resigns from APC, citing lack of respect after failed governorship bid.
Nigeria Threatens Retaliatory Actions Against South Africa
Nigeria considers diplomatic and economic measures against South Africa after renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians. President Tinubu approves evacuation flights for over 1,000 citizens.
NLC TUC Threaten Stay-At-Home Over Insecurity as Senate Fast-Tracks State Police Bill
NLC and TUC threaten nationwide stay-at-home over insecurity. Senate expedites state police bill. Bandits abduct 39 in Zamfara. Oyo abduction Sharia demand disputed.
US Judge Blocks Trump's $100,000 Fee on Skilled Visas
A federal judge blocked President Trump's $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications, ruling it an unlawful tax that usurps Congress's taxing power.
Lack of Standards Fuels Unlicensed Armed Groups in Nigeria
The abduction of pupils in Oyo State reignites debate on community security and the proliferation of private armed groups, highlighting gaps in Nigeria's legal framework.
Lagos Challenges Suit to Halt Inquest into Adichie's Son Death
Lagos AG and coroner challenge a suit seeking to stop the inquest into the death of Chimamanda Adichie's son, calling it premature and an abuse of court process.
Tinubu Swears In New Ministers to Fill Cabinet Vacancies
President Tinubu swore in Joseph Tegbe as Power Minister and Sola Enikanolaiye as Foreign Affairs Minister, filling cabinet vacancies after resignations.
Babachir Lawal Insists ADC Primary Was Rigged, Vows to Prove
Babachir Lawal claims he has evidence that the ADC presidential primary was rigged, as Atiku meets Amaechi and Momodu lobbies for VP slot.
Governors' N100,000 Wage Proposal Unsettles Labour
Governors propose N100,000 minimum wage, but labour rejects it as unconstitutional, insisting on the statutory tripartite process for wage setting.
Stakeholders Seek Stronger African Role in Global Arbitration
Stakeholders at the ICC Africa Conference urge stronger African presence in global arbitration and endorse Nigeria as a hub for resolving international commercial disputes.
Peter Obi: Crime Has No Tribe, Warns Against Ethnic Profiling
Peter Obi cautions Nigerians against ethnic profiling, stating crime is individual, not tribal. He urges unity and warns against stereotyping amid rising insecurity.
VAT, Fiscal Federalism, and Urgent Supreme Court Clarity Needed
An analysis of Nigeria's VAT dispute, examining constitutional issues, state versus federal powers, and the need for a timely Supreme Court ruling to resolve fiscal uncertainty.
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