The Federal Government warns that violence against girls, child marriage, and family instability threaten Nigeria's social and economic development, with 30% of women aged 15-49 experiencing abuse.
Bayo Onanuga defends FG's foreign loans, slams critics Atiku and Obi, citing Nigeria's creditworthiness and comparing debt levels to Egypt and South Africa.
Federal High Court declares Goodluck Jonathan eligible for 2027 elections, dismisses suit as abuse of process, and imposes N20 million cost on plaintiff.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar wins ADC presidential primaries in Zamfara and Yobe, securing 60,500 and 44,841 votes respectively, ahead of the 2027 election.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu pays N3.67 billion in salary arrears to 6,293 academic and non-academic staff of state-owned tertiary institutions in Lagos.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike says he is not surprised by Governor Siminalayi Fubara's withdrawal from the Rivers APC governorship primary, citing a breach of agreement.
A group of lawyers plans to challenge the APC presidential primary outcome, alleging Electoral Act violations and discrepancies in membership figures, seeking Tinubu's disqualification.
Former Inspector-General of Police Mohammed Adamu Abubakar has resigned from the APC and joined the SDP after losing the Nasarawa governorship primary, citing unfairness.
INEC challenges a Federal High Court ruling that voided its authority to set timelines for party primaries ahead of the 2027 general elections, filing an appeal and seeking a stay of execution.
Burkina Faso's military leader Ibrahim Traoré denounces democracy as flawed, sparking debate on Africa's political future and the dangers of military rule.
The ADC presidential primary in Ebonyi State has produced two conflicting winners, with Amaechi and Atiku declared victorious by different factions, deepening internal party crisis.
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has declared May 27-28, 2026 as public holidays for Eid al-Kabir, urging prayers, peace, and national unity.
APC national chairman Nentawe Yilwatda says Governor Siminalayi Fubara voluntarily withdrew from the party's governorship primary after completing screening.
Sam Ejekwu, a key ally of Nyesom Wike, has been declared the PDP consensus candidate for the 2027 Rivers governorship election after receiving affirmation votes across the state.
INEC appeals court ruling on 2027 election timetable; ADC and SDP criticize the move, while defections from APC mount after controversial primaries.
The Nigerian Army deployed troops to Benin Republic in April 2026 to support democratic stability and ensure a smooth electoral process under Operation Atilehin Alafiya II.
The APC primaries in Lagos saw 14 incumbents lose return tickets due to impeachment fallout, factional battles, and a push for fresh faces, signaling a major political realignment ahead of 2027.
Minister Umahi defends borrowing for roads as Nigeria's external debt rises to $51.86bn in 2025, with major projects ongoing.
Security experts link Nigeria's persistent police brutality to colonial-era militarised policing culture, calling for a shift to service-oriented, rights-based reforms.
The African Democratic Congress and Atiku Abubakar reject President Tinubu's claim of 10.9 million votes in APC primaries, calling it a rigging plot and fabricated numbers.
Former Nigerian Head of State Yakubu Gowon reveals in his memoir that he rejected Ugandan dictator Idi Amin's offer to help him reclaim power after the 1975 coup, to avoid further bloodshed.
The Nigerian military warns of possible Boko Haram and ISWAP attacks during Eid-el-Kabir, urges vigilance, and announces air strikes killing dozens of terrorists in Niger State.
Professor Farooq Kperogi warns Nigeria's divided opposition may hand President Tinubu victory in 2027, urging unity and strategic planning.
Policy and business experts analyzed Nigeria's Industrial Policy 2025, highlighting regulatory challenges and urging collaborative efforts for effective implementation at the UUBO Policy Breakfast Session in Lagos.
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc updates on rehabilitation of Third Mainland, Carter, Iddo bridges in Lagos, with progress ranging from 30% to close-out phase.
Amid rising misconduct allegations and EFCC probes, Nigeria's Body of Benchers and LPDC face scrutiny over their ability to deliver timely, transparent disciplinary measures.
Ibrahim Traore's critique of democracy in Africa raises questions about governance, military rule, and the need for accountable institutions that deliver welfare and security.
Peter Obi met former Presidents Ian Khama and Thabo Mbeki in South Africa to discuss African unity, governance, and regional challenges, advocating for stronger continental cooperation.
Cartoon depicts Nigerians struggling with soaring fuel prices, highlighting the economic hardship and frustration among citizens.
Chidi Odinkalu and civil society groups condemn the Federal High Court ruling ordering SERAP to pay N100 million for defaming DSS operatives, calling it corrupt and legally flawed.