Why Nigeria Moved Its Capital from Lagos to Abuja

Explore the reasons behind Nigeria's bold decision to relocate its capital from Lagos to Abuja in the 1970s, including congestion, neutrality, and national unity, and its lasting impact on urban development and economy.

EndSARS Victim Freed After Six Years in Prison

Wasiu Rasheed, arrested at 17 during the 2020 EndSARS protests, has been discharged and acquitted after over five years in Kirikiri prison. He shares his ordeal and hopes for rebuilding his life.

ADC Must Use Northern Strategy Against Tinubu - Momodu

Opposition figure Dele Momodu advises the African Democratic Congress to focus on northern Nigeria and strategic planning to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 elections, emphasizing structure over popularity.

DWI Hails ICPC Over El-Rufai Corruption Charges

Democracy Watch Initiative commends ICPC for investigating former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai on corruption charges, including money laundering and abuse of office, with arraignment set this week.

Sowore Denies NBA Claim of Court Press Conference

Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has responded to the Nigerian Bar Association, refuting claims he staged a press conference in court. He detailed his visit to obtain court documents and interactions with journalists.

PDP Factions Explore Pathways to Resolution

PDP Chairman Kabiru Turaki reveals rival factions are exploring pathways to resolve the party's crisis, following court advice, and urges supporters to de-escalate heated communications.

Iran Tells UN: Non-Hostile Ships Can Pass Hormuz Strait

Iran has formally notified the UN Security Council and maritime authorities that vessels not involved in hostile actions against it can transit the Strait of Hormuz with coordination. This comes amid regional tensions affecting global energy supplies.

Iran Missile Supply Drops to 1,000 in Regional Conflict

Iran's missile arsenal has reportedly fallen to about 1,000 projectiles after extensive bombardments of Israel and Gulf nations, according to Israeli research. The depletion raises questions about regional security and Iran's retaliatory capacity as Middl

Southern Leaders Demand Southern Presidency, State Police

Southern Nigeria and Middle Belt leaders have renewed calls for the presidency to remain in the South for the 2027 elections and urged constitutional amendments to establish state police, citing equity and security concerns.

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