APC crisis: five states risk exclusion from primaries
Fresh concerns emerge in APC over alleged exclusion of five states from primaries and convention due to disputes over deputy national officers' status.
Fresh concerns emerge in APC over alleged exclusion of five states from primaries and convention due to disputes over deputy national officers' status.
Lagos resumed monthly environmental sanitation after a decade, drawing praise and criticism. Residents cited delays, extortion, and waste management issues.
The Association of Legislative Drafters and Advocacy Practitioners (ALDRAP) has conferred the prestigious Blue Silk rank on 13 Nigerian legal professionals for excellence in legislative drafting and legal scholarship.
Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa's claim that social science students face bleak job prospects sparks backlash from academics and analysts, who argue the job crisis is structural.
Media Rights Agenda and Nigerian Copyright Commission urge reform of intellectual property frameworks to boost creativity, innovation, and economic growth.
South Korea announces a shift from traditional aid to a strategic partnership with Nigeria, focusing on shared responsibility, capacity building, and economic cooperation.
Obafemi Awolowo University explains it declined the venue for Peter Obi's lecture due to short notice, citing security and logistical concerns.
The Nigeria Revenue Service debunks a viral infographic claiming the Federal Government introduced a new vehicle tax effective July 1, 2026, urging the public to ignore the fabricated message.
Calvin Phume, South Africa's trade director, urges Nigeria and South Africa to drive continental economic integration under AfCFTA, addressing trade, visas, and xenophobia concerns.
Senator Ede Dafinone formally declares his intention to seek re-election in 2027, drawing widespread support from APC leaders and stakeholders in Delta Central.
Nasarawa Concerned Democrats warn APC may lose 2027 elections if Senator Wadada is fielded as gubernatorial candidate, citing internal divisions.
Bishop Olubunmi Akinlade cautions political actors against actions that could overheat Nigeria's polity, warning of threats to democratic governance.
Nigeria has lost over $76 billion on failed government businesses, including Ajaokuta Steel, refineries, and NITEL, according to a report by the Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics.
Environmental experts say Nigeria's Climate Change Act remains largely unimplemented after five years, with weak enforcement, poor funding, and lack of political will hindering progress.
Top APC leaders endorse Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat for 2027 Lagos governorship, citing his competence and experience. Badagry also rallies support.
SERAP and NGE have sued the NBC at the Federal High Court, Lagos, challenging the constitutionality of the broadcast code provisions used to threaten sanctions against stations and presenters.
Analysis of Wale Edun's removal as Finance Minister highlights conflict between political narrative and fiscal reality, raising concerns about truth in governance under President Tinubu.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) faces internal disputes and tight deadlines as it prepares for 2027 elections, with calls to select a flagbearer soon.
Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar says he will follow APC's decision on consensus or primaries for Bauchi 2027 governorship. He emphasizes party loyalty.
The Abuja Master Plan review by FCTA and JICA faces backlash from Nigerian professionals over marginalisation, procedural lapses, and sovereignty concerns.
A conviction does not always heal a victim. Nigeria's justice system must focus on victim support, compensation, and rehabilitation beyond punishment.
HEDA calls on ICAN to discipline a convicted ex-government official for an N868 million fraud, citing betrayal of public trust and professional misconduct.
WHO urges sustained funding and environmental hygiene to end malaria in Nigeria, as Dangote calls for coordinated action from governments and private sector.
Analysis of Nigeria's finance ministry reshuffle, replacing Wale Edun with Taiwo Oyedele, focusing on reform sustainability, fiscal stability, and welfare improvement.
A cartoon depicting the intense struggle for political power in Nigeria, highlighting the often chaotic and self-serving nature of the political landscape.
Obafemi Awolowo University declined Peter Obi's lecture venue due to short notice. Organisers failed to provide details in time, raising safety concerns.
Hon. Mahalia Aisha Ahman Pategi broke down in tears during her governorship declaration in Ilorin, remembering her late sister Zainab, and promised to return Kwara to the people.
Oyo APC has condemned the opposition summit in Ibadan, calling participants incapable of advancing democracy and dismissing the gathering as futile.
Fresh concerns emerge in APC as five states may be sidelined from primaries and convention due to disputes over deputy national officers, threatening party cohesion ahead of 2027 elections.
Former minister Lai Mohammed says fake news and disinformation worsened the #EndSARS protests, not poor government communication, speaking at LSE in London.