Bayelsa at 30: Diri's Plan for a Dream State

As Bayelsa State approaches its 30th anniversary, Governor Douye Diri is spearheading key initiatives to drive development, including infrastructure projects, environmental justice, and economic diversification, aiming to transform the state into a model

Lagos Begins 2026 Promotion for 5,258 Civil Servants

Lagos State Government has initiated a 2026 promotion exercise for 5,258 civil servants, introducing new evaluation processes like SEAP for senior officers to enhance competence and performance-based career advancement.

LP Postpones Congresses, Zones 2027 Ticket to South

The Labour Party has indefinitely postponed its congresses and national convention, while zoning its 2027 presidential ticket to the South to ensure inclusiveness and credibility in internal processes.

Nigeria's Happiness Index Fails to Capture Survival Realities

Nigeria ranks 106th on the Global Happiness Index, but this metric overlooks the daily struggles of survival amid terrorism and violence. The article explores how global well-being frameworks fail to account for resilience in unstable regions.

Governor Sule Dismisses ADC as 2027 Threat

Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule dismisses the African Democratic Congress as a negligible political threat ahead of 2027 elections, citing APC's control of 31 states. He also expresses strong support for state policing to address insecurity.

APC Digital Committee Targets 100 Million Nigerians

Ahead of the APC National Convention, the party's Digital and New Media Committee has been tasked with reaching 100 million Nigerians and 4 million globally to showcase President Tinubu's achievements and democratic credentials.

Rare Childhood Photo of Donald Trump Resurfaces

A rare childhood photograph of former US President Donald Trump has resurfaced, drawing attention to his early life and family background as conflict in the Middle East continues to dominate global headlines.

US Accused of $1 Billion Immigration Fee Fraud

The United States government is accused of collecting over $1 billion in immigration fees for services not delivered, affecting applicants globally. Policy analyst David J. Bier testified before the Senate, calling it the largest fraud in US immigration h

Zamfara Commissioner Resigns, Assembly Defects to APC

Zamfara State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Wadatau Madawaki, has resigned following Governor Dauda Lawal's defection to the APC. The entire 24-member State House of Assembly also moved en masse to the ruling party, marking a major p

Wike-Backed Group Defies PDP, Installs Ondo Executives

A rival faction within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has conducted a parallel state congress in Ondo State, electing new executives despite opposition from the recognised leadership, highlighting ongoing internal divisions.

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