National Assembly Fine-Tuning State Police Legislation
Senate President Godswill Akpabio says the National Assembly is fine-tuning legislation to create a national commission to oversee state police operations across Nigeria.
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Emir Sanusi Tells Kano Governor to Assert Authority
Emir Sanusi II urges Governor Abba Yusuf to take firm control against those undermining authority, praises achievements in agriculture, infrastructure, healthcare.
Tinubu's reforms rescued Nigeria from fiscal collapse
The Presidency defends President Tinubu's economic reforms, stating they averted fiscal collapse and spurred growth, despite initial hardship.
Arewa Community in Delta Lamens Hardship, Urges Tinubu to Act
The Arewa community in Delta State decries worsening living conditions, urging President Tinubu to take urgent action to prevent national collapse.
FRC Seeks N'Assembly Backing for Stronger Fiscal Law
The Fiscal Responsibility Commission is pushing for amendments to the 2007 Act, citing weak enforcement and operational challenges, including staff shortages and poor office conditions.
Eid-el-Kabir: Cross River, Idahosa, Nwifuru Felicitate Muslims
Cross River, Edo Deputy Gov Idahosa, and Ebonyi Gov Nwifuru congratulate Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urging sacrifice, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence.
Eid-el-Adha: MAN Urges Resilience and Vigilance Amid Insecurity
The Muslim Association of Nigeria calls on Nigerians to remain steadfast and law-abiding amid rising insecurity and economic challenges, urging unity and vigilance.
Eid-el-Kabir: Oborevwori, Fubara Felicitate Muslims
Delta and Rivers governors urge Muslims to pray for peace, unity, and development during Eid-el-Kabir, emphasizing sacrifice and charity.
FG Partners UK to Strengthen Monitoring and Evaluation
The Federal Government is prioritizing monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in governance, partnering with the UK to enhance national M&E systems for achieving reform objectives under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
FG Declares Two-Day Public Holiday for Eid-el-Kabir
Nigeria's Federal Government declares May 27-28 public holidays for Eid al-Adha, urging peace and national unity.
Nigerians to Access 100 Channels via DSO Migration
NBC DG Charles Ebuebu announces Nigerians can enjoy up to 100 channels through the Digital Switch Over policy, using NigComSat satellite technology.
AU Reaffirms Unity, Integration, and Development on Africa Day
African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf reaffirms commitment to unity, integration, and sustainable development during Africa Day 2026 celebrations.
Okechukwu Urges Tinubu to Tackle Hunger, Insecurity for APC
APC founding member Osita Okechukwu calls on President Tinubu to urgently address hunger, insecurity, and unemployment to boost the party's chances in the 2027 general election.
Senate as Political Afterlife: Echoes of Awolowo's Warning
Analysis of Nigeria's trend where former governors routinely move to the Senate, raising concerns about democratic renewal and echoing Obafemi Awolowo's warning on power retention.
Hajj 2026: National Assembly Praises NAHCON's Airlift
The National Assembly commended NAHCON for successful 2026 Hajj outbound airlift, with 98 flights transporting 39,000 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia within 18 days.
China Tells US to Stop Threats to Cuba Over Castro Indictment
China condemns US indictment of Raul Castro for 1996 plane downing, urges Washington to halt judicial and political pressure on Cuba, and reaffirms support for Cuban sovereignty.
Bauchi North Senator Loses APC Return Ticket Bid
Senator Samaila Kaila Dahuwa lost the APC primary for Bauchi North to Hon Ibrahim Muhammad Baba, who scored 22,744 votes against Dahuwa's 12,912.
Obi Warns Nigeria's Debt Servicing Threatens Stability
Peter Obi raises alarm over Nigeria's $11.6 billion debt servicing costs, warning they crowd out health, education, and poverty reduction investments.
Sultan Confirms Dhul Hijjah 1, Eid Al Adha 2026 in Nigeria
Sultan of Sokoto confirms Dhul-Hijjah crescent sighting, declares May 18 as start of the month. Eid Al Adha expected on May 27, 2026.
Nigerian Man Urges Street Protests Over World Bank Loan
A Nigerian man reacts to World Bank restricting comments on its Instagram page after protests against the FG's $1.25 billion loan bid, urging street protests instead.
TACN Appoints Ogunibe as 7th LAWMNA Chairman
The Apostolic Church Nigeria (TACN) has appointed Pastor Moses Oluwole Ogunibe as the 7th Territorial Chairman of LAWMNA Territory, succeeding Pastor S. G. O. Uyeh.
Atiku Slams FG Over El-Rufai Detention, Demands Release
Atiku Abubakar condemns Nasir El-Rufai's detention by ICPC as selective injustice ahead of Eid Al Adha 2026, calling for his unconditional release amid concerns of political persecution.
Wema Bank Rejects NDIC Claims on Banana Island Properties
Wema Bank dismisses NDIC allegations over Banana Island properties as false, stating it followed due process in recovering a N1.2 billion debt from defunct Gulf Bank.
Onanuga: Obi's One-Term Promise Cannot Be Trusted
Bayo Onanuga rejects Peter Obi's pledge to serve one term if elected in 2027, citing political inconsistency and broken promises.
Peter Obi Vows One-Term Presidency, Slams Insecurity and Debt
Peter Obi says he will only serve one term as president, criticizing rising debt, insecurity, and food import policies under the current administration.
ASCSN Passes Vote of Confidence on Shehu, Apebo
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has passed a vote of confidence in its national president and secretary-general during a CWC meeting in Abuja.
UAE Announces Eid Al-Adha 2026 Holiday Dates for Public Workers
UAE authorities announce a week-long Eid Al-Adha holiday for public sector workers from May 25 to 29, 2026, with private school students in Dubai also granted a break.
APC Disqualifies 32 Fubara-Backed Aspirants
The APC screening committee in Rivers State disqualified all 32 aspirants backed by Governor Fubara, clearing Wike's loyalists for primaries.
National Assembly's shrinking sittings challenge governance
The 10th National Assembly has spent 581 of 1,003 days on recess, sitting only 422 days, missing constitutional minimum by 40 days in 2025, raising governance concerns.
Senate Rules Drama: Power Struggles Amid National Hardship
The Senate's controversial amendment to its Standing Orders has sparked backlash, with critics accusing lawmakers of prioritizing 2027 power struggles over Nigeria's pressing crises.
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