Zamfara Governor Approves Key Appointments for Reforms
Governor Dauda Lawal has approved appointments of three qualified citizens to head Zamfara's substance abuse, livestock agencies, and agricultural development project to strengthen reforms.
Category : Government Policies
House of Reps Passes State Police Bill (13.06.2026)
The House of Representatives passed a bill for state police via voice vote, with 289 in favor and 4 against. The bill now moves to the Senate for concurrence.
Enugu to Remove Unauthorized Posters, Billboards Statewide
ENSSAA announces enforcement to remove unauthorized posters and billboards across Enugu state, requiring permits for all outdoor ads.
Imo Governor Grants N1m Each to Evacuees, MTN Offers Support
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma approved N1 million cash grant for each Imo indigene evacuated from South Africa, while MTN announced N100,000 and N50,000 airtime for all repatriated Nigerians.
CBN Proposes Rules to Ring-Fence Financial Entities
The Central Bank of Nigeria has proposed a regulatory framework to ring-fence closely linked financial entities, aiming to promote stability, protect consumers, and strengthen oversight.
Tinubu Urges Credible Elections in Ekiti, Osun
President Tinubu calls for peaceful and credible governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states, urging INEC, security agencies, and political parties to ensure electoral integrity.
Tinubu: Reforms Restore Economic Stability, Boost Revenues
President Tinubu says reforms have restored economic stability, boosted revenues, and attracted investments, but acknowledges ongoing hardship as poverty and food insecurity persist.
Lagos Reconstructs Major Roads in Ikeja GRA
Lagos State Government plans to reconstruct major roads in Ikeja GRA using concrete pavement, install solar streetlights, and engage residents to minimize disruptions.
Democracy Has Empowered Abia People to Reclaim Destiny
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State says democracy has empowered citizens to reclaim their destiny, restored public confidence, and driven sustainable development in his Democracy Day message.
Katsina Governor Renews Dialogue Offer to Bandits
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda renews offer of dialogue and rehabilitation to bandits, while commissioning 152 housing units for IDPs in partnership with UNDP and Germany.
Edo Govt Reopens Three Schools in Akoko-Edo
Edo State Government has approved the reopening of three schools in Akoko-Edo LGA that were shut due to security concerns, effective June 15, 2026.
Saraki: Legislature Must Say No to Executive
Former Senate President Bukola Saraki warns that a legislature unable to reject executive proposals undermines democracy, calling for independent oversight and stronger institutions.
Alimosho APC Seeks Tinubu Intervention on Primary Result
Alimosho APC stakeholders urge President Tinubu, Governor Sanwo-Olu, and APC chair to stop plans to overturn the primary win of Rep. Ganiyu Ayuba, who garnered 37,021 votes.
NDDC Law Summit Seeks Legal Reforms for Niger Delta Dev
The NDDC held a Law and Development Summit in Port Harcourt to address legal gaps hindering Niger Delta development, with calls for stricter environmental laws and community participation.
Oborevwori's infrastructure revolution redefining Delta governance
Governor Oborevwori's infrastructure projects, including roads and bridges, are transforming Delta State communities, boosting economic growth and connectivity.
Diri Pledges Timely Completion of Ekeremor-Ndoro Road
Bayelsa Governor Douye Diri inspects Ekeremor-Ndoro road, vows to complete it on time despite difficult terrain, citing commitment to rural development.
Activists Hail Pondi Over South-South Commission Bill
The Amalgamated Coalition of Activists in Nigeria and Diaspora applauds the House of Representatives for advancing a bill to strengthen South-South Development Commission funding.
June 12 beneficiaries must uphold election pact – Afenifere
Afenifere urges June 12 beneficiaries in power to honour social contract of free, credible elections ahead of 2027, warning Nigeria risks disintegration without true federalism.
Gov Otu Pledges More Dividends on Democracy Day
Cross River Governor Bassey Otu pledges more democratic dividends, citing achievements in infrastructure, security, and gratuity payments during Democracy Day.
Democracy has failed ordinary Nigerians, says Shina Peller
Former lawmaker Shina Peller criticizes Nigeria's democracy, citing economic hardship and insecurity, urging leaders and citizens to uphold June 12 ideals.
CDHR demands June 12 be renamed MKO Abiola Day
The CDHR president calls for June 12 to be renamed MKO Abiola Day, criticizes the government's democratic record, and highlights challenges like inflation and insecurity.
Edo Reopens Schools Closed Over Security Threats
Edo State Government orders reopening of schools shut on June 9 due to security threats. Enhanced measures in place, resumption from June 15.
Falz Joins Lagos Democracy Day Protest Over Insecurity
Rapper Falz joined Lagos protesters on Democracy Day to decry rising insecurity and economic hardship, criticizing government inaction and corruption.
Insecurity, poor infrastructure hindering children's growth: UNICEF
UNICEF warns that insecurity and crumbling school infrastructure are robbing millions of Nigerian children of normal childhood and stunting cognitive development.
Tinubu: Criticise Me, But Don't Lose Faith in Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu calls on Nigerians to maintain faith in the country's progress despite criticism, emphasizing that constructive feedback is vital for democracy and national development.
June 12: Democracy Day and the Resilience of Nigerians
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu commemorates June 12, honoring MKO Abiola and democracy heroes, highlighting Tinubu's reforms, Lagos achievements, and calls for unity.
Shettima, N'West governors back poverty reduction drive
North-West governors pledge concrete measures to reduce multidimensional poverty, focusing on children and women, at a high-level dialogue in Kano.
WSCIJ: Democracy Must Deliver Good Governance on June 12
WSCIJ calls on leaders to deliver security, economic prosperity, accountability, and rights protection. ActionAid Nigeria says democracy promise remains unfulfilled.
Delta LG Chairman Unveils Development Plan for Oil Community
Augustine Garri, new chairman of Otughievwen Community in Delta State, rolls out scholarship and transformer rehabilitation plans to boost education and power supply.
Obi: Nigerians Now Among World's Hungriest
Peter Obi criticizes Tinubu's food emergency, citing Nigeria's worsening hunger index ranking from 103rd to 115th globally, with 33 million facing severe hunger.
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