ADC Reacts to Violence at Borno Party Event

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) strongly condemns violent disruptions at its Borno State event. The party asserts its 2027 election preparations are lawful. Full details inside.

10 Killed at Ugandan MP's Home During Polls

Ugandan security forces stormed an opposition lawmaker's home, killing 10 campaign agents. The incident occurred during elections under an internet blackout. Read the full report.

ADC Condemns Borno Violence, Hails Oyo Defections

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) condemns violent disruption of its activities in Borno State, affirming the legitimacy of its inaugurations. The party also celebrates a major political gain in Oyo State. Read more.

Northern Group Slams Yari's Geregu Power Appointment

Mai Kare Talakawa rejects Senator Abdulaziz Yari's Geregu Power Plc board role, questioning his wealth source and citing conflict of interest. The group links Zamfara's poverty and insecurity to his tenure.

Activist: Impeach Fubara, Court Blocks Move

Amid Rivers political crisis, activist Richard Akinnola calls Governor Fubara a 'lame duck,' suggesting impeachment. Court issues injunction halting assembly's proceedings. Latest updates.

Bodija Blast Victims Seek More Funds from Oyo Govt

Residents and a Baptist cleric in Ibadan have appealed to the Oyo State Government to release additional compensation for victims of the 2024 Bodija explosion, as a remembrance service marks two years since the tragic incident.

Court Restrains Rivers Assembly from Impeaching Fubara

A Rivers State High Court has issued an interim injunction, stopping the State Assembly and Chief Judge from proceeding with impeachment plans against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy. The case is adjourned to January 23, 2026. Read the full deta

Court Victory for Pretty Mike as NDLEA's Shutdown Bid Fails

A Federal High Court in Lagos has dismissed the NDLEA's application to reseal Pretty Mike's Proxy Night Club, upholding its reopening. The judge also approved contempt proceedings against the NDLEA Chairman. Read the full details of the legal drama.

North to Declare 2027 Candidate in April

Northern Nigeria's Arewa group, RAID, will declare a unified presidential candidate for 2027 in April. The convention aims to tackle insecurity, governance, and education crises.

U.S. Embassy Reopens American Center in Abuja

The U.S. Embassy in Abuja has reopened its redesigned American Center, a hub for education and cultural exchange. Ambassador Mills says it will boost skills for Nigerian youth and strengthen bilateral ties. Read more.

Simon Mwadkwon defects from PDP to APC ahead of 2027

Simon Mwadkwon, former Senate Minority Leader, has defected from the PDP to the APC, signaling a major political shift in Plateau State. He announces his plan to contest the Plateau North senatorial seat in 2027. Read more.

Rivers Assembly Moves to Impeach Governor Fubara

Fresh political tension in Rivers State as lawmakers, led by Speaker Martins Amaewhule, call on the Chief Judge to constitute a committee for Governor Fubara's impeachment. Details inside.

Supreme Court Upholds Lamido Son's Conviction

Nigeria's Supreme Court dismisses Aminu Sule Lamido's appeal over $40,000 undeclared cash. Court also orders continuation of ₦1.35bn corruption trial against ex-Governor Lamido and sons. Read the full details.

CIPSMN Petitions ICPC to Prosecute PPAN Members

The Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply Management of Nigeria has urged the ICPC to investigate and prosecute PPAN trustees for violating the CIPSMN Act 2007. Read the full details.

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