The Integrity Group of Nigeria calls on citizens to maintain confidence in President Tinubu's administration, citing a realistic $1 trillion economy target by 2030 and increased state allocations.
US Navy Secretary John Phelan has resigned effective immediately amid tensions over Iran blockade and shipbuilding disputes. Hung Cao takes over as acting secretary.
Following a Court of Appeal ruling affirming its leadership, the Action Alliance launches reconciliation moves to reunite aggrieved members and rebuild trust ahead of 2027 elections.
Traditional rulers in Akure North LGA demand the House of Representatives seat be zoned to their area for 2027, citing 26 years of political exclusion since 1999.
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has urged the international community to stop misinterpreting Nigeria's security challenges, emphasizing the need for proper understanding to support effective solutions.
The Security and Public Affairs Analysts Forum demands President Tinubu address hurdles preventing Air Vice Marshal Abubakar Idris from leading the Military Pensions Board, citing violations of presidential authority.
Islamic clerics and the Agbaji Development Association have held a prayer session, accusing Governor AbdulRazaq of using frivolous charges to destabilize Kwara State and targeting former Senate President Bukola Saraki.
A lawyer involved in the Kano Emirate dispute clarifies that the Supreme Court case concerns Aminu Babba Dan'agundi versus the state government, not the removal or reinstatement of any emir, including Muhammadu Sanusi II.
Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin has distributed 47 vehicles and 287 motorcycles to APC members in Kano North, aiming to reduce poverty and boost grassroots support under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
The Kano State House of Assembly has received Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf's nomination of Murtala Sule Garo for deputy governor. An ad hoc committee will conduct screening on Monday.
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz alleges complicity by some Nigerian officials in Christian killings, urging stronger international intervention amid ongoing security challenges.
The Kano State House of Assembly has scheduled Monday for the screening of deputy governor nominee Murtala Sule Garo, following his submission for confirmation in line with constitutional provisions.
US Senator Ted Cruz has alleged that Nigerian government officials may be complicit in the persistent killings of Christians in parts of the country, raising concerns over religious violence and insecurity.
The Nigerian Senate has demanded the immediate rescue of 416 citizens held by Boko Haram, sparking intense debate over security strategies amid conflicting assessments from government officials and stakeholders.
INEC monitors visited the Labour Party secretariat to verify leadership and documents, while a PDP faction released its 2027 election timetable with a N51m presidential form fee and waivers for women.
Federal Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu resigns to pursue Oyo governorship, proposing an energy coordinating role. Presidency clarifies exits of Finance and Housing ministers amid contractor complaints and Senate confirmations.
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment in appeals by the PDP and ADC over leadership conventions and internal affairs. Meanwhile, a factional PDP leader was granted bail in a separate case.
Nigeria's First Lady Oluremi Tinubu met with former Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, calling for fair global perspectives on Nigeria's issues to support peace efforts and interfaith dialogue.
Six individuals, including retired military officers and a police inspector, have pleaded not guilty to 13 charges of treason and terrorism in Abuja. The Federal High Court has adjourned the trial to April 27, 2026, amid concerns over detainee access and
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has refuted claims of internal division and diversion of relief funds for persecuted Christians in Northern Nigeria, calling them false and misleading.
President Bola Tinubu met with former President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa in Abuja for high-level consultations on West African political developments and regional diplomacy.
Senior Advocate Terkaa Aondo calls for urgent investigation into violent incident in Anuku community, Nasarawa State, alleging mining company involvement and security lapses.
Analysis of the ADC vs INEC dispute highlights concerns over judicial transparency, INEC's role, and political maneuvering ahead of Nigeria's 2027 elections, calling for reforms to strengthen democratic institutions.
An urgent call for the Senate to expedite state policing to address banditry, kidnapping, and communal violence, citing recent attacks and inefficiencies in the centralized Nigeria Police Force.
Tony Nwoye of the African Democratic Congress has been unanimously endorsed as the new Senate Minority Leader following defections that reshaped the opposition bloc, with two senators joining the APC.
The Electoral Act 2026's handling of certificate forgery raises critical questions about Nigeria's constitutional supremacy, blending electoral law with criminal accountability and immunity issues.
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has directed political appointees seeking elective positions to resign by April 24, 2026, per the Electoral Act. The move aims to ensure compliance with statutory requirements for public office holders in electoral p
INEC's revised timetable for the 2027 general elections places responsibility on political parties to follow rules, avoid litigation, and ensure credible polls through compliance with the Electoral Act 2026.
Ten state governors from Nigeria, including Borno's Babagana Zulum, have been awarded the Nurses-Friendly Governors' Award at the 2026 Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference in Abuja, recognizing their contributions to health infrastructure and human
Residents of Obeagu Ugwuaji in Enugu South call for state intervention amid allegations of land sales, embezzlement, and youth militarization, with conflicting claims from factions.