The Nigerian government has received approval from 10 countries for its newly appointed ambassadors-designate, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirming ongoing processes for additional agreements.
The National Patriots advocacy group has called for a comprehensive reform of the screening process for political aspirants in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for intellectual capacity, integrity, and service track records.
The Nigerian High Commission in South Africa has issued a safety advisory following violent protests over a disputed Igbo coronation in Eastern Cape, urging citizens to maintain a low profile and avoid socio-cultural activities.
The Peoples Wellbeing Association (PWA) plans to sue in Abuja to stop the renewal of a pipeline surveillance contract, advocating for division among multiple stakeholders to enhance efficiency and stability in the Niger Delta.
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Nasiru Gawuna, former Kano deputy governor and 2023 APC governorship candidate, has resigned from the party, signaling political realignments in the state ahead of the 2027 elections.
The PDP crisis escalates as more leaders resign, with Makinde's faction taking the legal battle to the Supreme Court. INEC's recognition of Wike's faction sparks controversy, while defections and expulsion threats heighten tensions.
The African Democratic Congress celebrates Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso's defection, calling it a boost for change ahead of 2027 elections, while APC in Benue and Oyo grapples with resignations and fake candidate lists.
Cabinet members, including Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, face pressure to resign for 2027 elections, but many hesitate due to APC's uncertain ticket allocation and consensus politics, sparking a potential cabinet reshuffle.
The APC's recent national convention showcased unity but masked tensions over consensus deals and automatic tickets for incumbents, raising concerns about internal democracy ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Nigeria's judiciary faces scrutiny over executive-funded welfare for judges, with critics arguing it undermines independence. Legal experts and activists call for constitutional reforms to ensure transparency and autonomy.
Vice President Kashim Shettima advocates for stronger collaboration between Nigerian media and government to deepen democracy through constructive engagement and scrutiny of public ideas.
Traditional rulers and community groups in Awgu Local Government Area have lauded Governor Peter Mbah for constructing a Type-2 Primary Healthcare Centre and over 55km of roads, endorsing him for a second term.
Analysis reveals how legal loopholes and historical precedents could lead to an uncontested presidential election in Nigeria by 2027, drawing parallels to past undemocratic practices.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists and ICPC held a stakeholders' engagement in Abuja to enhance media insights on anti-corruption governance, emphasizing collaboration, ethical reporting, and preventive strategies to combat corruption in Nigeria.
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The Federal Government aims to reach 15 million vulnerable households through its Household Prosperity and Empowerment Cash Transfer Programme, with over 9.2 million beneficiaries already receiving support nationwide.
Persons with disabilities in Nigeria advocate for equal representation in public offices, highlighting challenges like job discrimination and inaccessible education at a recent town hall in Asaba.
Prof. Tunji Olaopa outlines strategies to end abuse in public procurement, emphasizing professionalization and integrity to ensure national development goals are met effectively.
The Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency through citizen participation, acknowledging low public awareness of its Citizens’ Delivery Tracker app for monitoring projects and performance.
Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, APC's 2023 Kano gubernatorial candidate, resigns as FMBN board chairman, citing electoral compliance. Sources hint at a move to ADC, aligning with Kwankwaso's new party.
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The Federal Government confirms approvals from the US, UK, France, and others for ambassadorial nominees, while investing 19 Foreign Service officers as Ambassadors-in-Situ. Former Minister Femi Fani-Kayode denies reports of rejection by Germany.
The ruling APC and opposition ADC continue to exchange heated words over socioeconomic conditions and security, with ADC criticizing fuel subsidy removal and rising insecurity while APC defends government legacy.
Nigeria faces a profound national crisis as insecurity, corruption, and economic hardship erode the foundations of statehood, leaving citizens to fend for themselves in a landscape of fear and deprivation.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo will chair and deliver the keynote address at a colloquium celebrating Pastor Ituah Ighodalo's 65th birthday, focusing on Nigeria's future with leaders from various sectors.
The UN General Assembly has passed a landmark resolution declaring transatlantic slavery a crime against humanity, calling for reparations and apologies from European nations. Led by Ghana and CARICOM, the resolution aims to address historical injustices
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Prominent Christian figures and the Olubadan of Ibadan call for urgent government action to address Nigeria's severe economic hardship and escalating security crisis, warning of a national emergency.
Ahead of the 2027 General Elections, CSOs partner with INEC to vet candidates' manifestoes, while KAS supports capacity-building for electoral officials amid tightened timelines.
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Legal Practice highlights declining integrity among young lawyers and announces a 2026 conference to address evolving trends and global perspectives.
The N14.09 billion lawsuit by 36 former Chevron employees over denied retirement benefits has been adjourned to June 2026 due to the trial judge's unavailability at the National Industrial Court in Lagos.
Daniel Bwala, President Tinubu's adviser, faced global ridicule on Al Jazeera for inconsistent statements, sparking debate on truth in political communication and image-making ethics.
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Governor Babagana Zulum has dissolved Borno's 22-member State Executive Council to allow ex-commissioners to contest in upcoming elections, with handovers to Permanent Secretaries by April 3, 2026.
