Lagos Seals Over 20 Properties in Ikeja Over Planning Violations
The Lagos State Government has sealed more than 20 properties in Ikeja for violating physical planning laws, as part of efforts to curb illegal developments and ensure compliance.
The Lagos State Government has sealed more than 20 properties in Ikeja for violating physical planning laws, as part of efforts to curb illegal developments and ensure compliance.
The EFCC has handed over N24 million to former senator Alaba Obende, recovered from an investigation into alleged conspiracy and fraudulent sale of shares by Coronation Securities Limited.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar refutes Obasanjo's claim that he bribed late Speaker Ghali Na'Abba N5 million to initiate impeachment proceedings in 2002, dismissing it as a political attack ahead of 2027.
Atiku Abubakar alleges Obasanjo is secretly backing a relative for 2027, challenging him to declare preference openly amid revived bribery claims from 2003.
Following a Premium Times report, the ICPC has launched an investigation into Binyerem Ukaire for withholding approved funds for NTA, FRCN, VON, NAN, NOA, and NBC.
Former Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar charges INEC to remain impartial, warning of bias accusations. INEC chairman assures credible elections despite logistical hurdles.
An analyst calls for public reconciliation of NNPC accounts after ₦210 trillion 'missing' claim is debunked. Bala Wunti explained the sum combined receivables and payables, not a theft.
Senator Adeola's clash with Iyabo Obasanjo highlights a move from establishment politics to strategy-driven ground game in Ogun State, says analyst.
Governor Alex Otti was feted in Umunneochi LGA, Abia State, for road projects, 12 upgraded health centres, and security gains via Operation Crush, as opponents defect to Labour Party.
Chinagorom Ugwu, an investigative journalist with PREMIUM TIMES, won the 2026 Solution Journalism Award for exposing the certificate forgery scandal of former Minister Uche Nnaji.
ECOWAS leaders met in Sierra Leone but ignored democratic erosion, coups, and backed a costly gas pipeline, raising questions about the bloc's relevance.
An analyst argues that ANC leaders, not the masses, bear responsibility for Afrophobia and Negrophobia, citing economic disparity and failure to implement the Freedom Charter.
Jigawa State ranks second nationally in the Phillips Consulting State Performance Index 2026, driven by fiscal discipline, lowest debt per capita, and high citizen satisfaction.
Yushau Shuaib's memoir 'MNI Versus MNIPR in NIPSS' reveals his dispute with NIPSS and alleged betrayal by NIPR, raising questions about institutional discipline and professional loyalty.
SERAP files a lawsuit against NNPCL for failing to account for ₦211 trillion in sundry receivables and accrued expenses, seeking court order to compel disclosure and transparency.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has been retained as President Tinubu's running mate for the 2027 election, dismissing rumors of division and focusing on governance.
Colin Powell's 1995 remark and David Cameron's 2016 comment branded Nigerians as corrupt; Transparency International ranked Nigeria 136th in 2015. Analyst Festus Adedayo argues the nation's flawed foundation perpetuates a cycle of failure.
Buhari Media Organisation (BMO) denies that the late President Muhammadu Buhari created the fictitious Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, attributing it to the later administration.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Wasiu Olanrewaju-Smart as Special Adviser on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives), replacing Ibrahim Olanrewaju who resigned to contest an elective office.
From Angola to Zimbabwe, African leaders are rewriting constitutions to abolish term limits and presidential elections, consolidating power indefinitely.
APC establishes National Campaign Council chaired by Gov. Hope Uzodimma for Osun governorship poll. Key figures include Senate President, Speaker, and Yobe Governor as co-chairs.
Ayo Shonaiya, ex-manager of Fuji star Wasiu Ayinde Kwam 1, defends him against paternity claims, alleging many women intentionally seek to have his children as a 'souvenir'.
Labour Party's Peter Obi calls for President Tinubu's resignation, citing lack of capacity to lead Nigeria amid economic crisis and security challenges.
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi asserts that achieving 24-hour electricity supply in Nigeria within four years is impossible without addressing structural issues in the power sector.
Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi urges President Bola Tinubu to retire, citing exhaustion and lack of capacity to address Nigeria's mounting economic and security challenges.
The UK government has published official guidance stating standard British passport applications take three weeks in 2026, with faster services for urgent needs.
Peter Obi responds to Ali Modu Sheriff's accusations that he harbors a Biafra agenda, insisting he remains committed to Nigeria's unity and pointing to his visits to northern conflict zones as proof.
Court cases erupt across Nigeria after APC senatorial primaries, with analyst Omotayo Yusuf warning the ruling party's internal crisis is predictable and how it manages fallout matters.
The UK government restricts consular assistance for dual nationals when they are in their second country of citizenship, leaving them without British diplomatic support in emergencies.
Nigeria pastor David Oyedepo warned youth against sports betting, calling it a waste of destiny, sparking online debate amid economic hardship.