Okonjo-Iweala Mourns Brother, Peter Obi Sends Condolences
WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is in mourning following the death of her younger brother, Prince Ikechukwu Okonjo. Peter Obi has expressed his condolences to the family.
Category : Presidential Affairs
Jonathan, Lumumba Urge Africa to Build Stronger Institutions
Former President Jonathan and Prof. Lumumba call for stronger institutions, self-reliance, and justice systems to secure Africa's future at NBA Law Week 2026.
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Kumuyi at 85: Five Surprising Facts About the Deeper Life Founder
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi turns 85. Discover five lesser-known facts about the founder of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, from his academic excellence to his global church.
Cross River Uncovers 2,000 Ghost Workers, Denies Half-Salary Claims
Cross River State government uncovers over 2,000 suspicious payroll records including ghost workers, denies half-salary allegations, and assures workers of reinstatement after BVN verification.
Germany loses UN Security Council seat for first time
Germany failed to secure a non-permanent UN Security Council seat for the first time since 1973, losing to Austria and Portugal. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul blamed Russian campaigning.
June 4, 1986: NLC's Aborted Protest and Nigeria's Lost Path
Reflecting on the 40th anniversary of the NLC's aborted June 4, 1986 protest, this article examines the event's impact on Nigeria's labour movement, student activism, and democratic struggle.
First Batch of 345 Ogun Pilgrims Returns from Hajj
The first batch of 345 Ogun pilgrims returns from 2026 Hajj, arriving at Gateway International Airport via direct flight from Saudi Arabia.
Best African Country to Live in: Expert Guide 2026
Discover the best African country to live in for Nigerians. Expert analysis on safety, cost of living, quality of life, and migration tips for 2026.
Tinubu Celebrates Pastor Kumuyi on 85th Birthday
President Tinubu felicitates Pastor William Kumuyi on his 85th birthday, praising his spiritual impact, global crusades, and inspirational teachings.
FG empowers 3,700+ girls to bridge digital gender divide
The Federal Government empowered over 3,700 girls through the 2026 National Girls in ICT Competition, aiming to close the digital gender gap and build a pipeline of female tech innovators.
Akpabio Denies Return Ticket Promise to Defeated Senators
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has refuted claims that he pledged to secure return tickets for APC senators who lost their primaries, calling the report misleading.
Denila Wins Delta Youth Party Governorship Ticket for 2027
Dr. Joshua Denila emerges as Youth Party governorship candidate for Delta State 2027 election, challenging traditional political elite with a youth-driven agenda.
2027: Team Tinubu and Danger of Assumption Analysis
Martins Oloja warns against assuming 2027 elections are a formality, citing risks to democracy, judiciary independence, and Nigeria's stability.
Domestic Crises Undermine Nigeria's Global Influence
Prof. Rufus Akinyele says Nigeria's domestic challenges limit its international influence, citing godfatherism and exclusion of women in governance.
Unwritten Rules of True Democracy: Social Contract Key to Revival
Nigeria's democracy falters due to ignorance of unwritten rules like the social contract. Quality control collapse and poverty demand a return to production-focused governance.
Prince Eyamba Congratulates Governor Otu on Third Anniversary
Prince Francis Eyamba, convener of King Eyamba V Royal Family in the Diaspora, congratulates Cross River Governor Bassey Otu on his third anniversary, praising transformation in public transportation and renewed hope.
Atiku Slams Tinubu, First Lady Over Kidnapping Celebrations
Atiku Abubakar condemns Tinubu and First Lady for celebrating while Oyo schoolchildren remain in captivity, calling it insensitive and unempathetic.
Tinubu to Get State Police Report Soon, Says Gbajabiamila
President Tinubu will soon receive a report on state police as consultations near completion, says Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, highlighting constitutional amendments and security reforms.
CBN Raises Tuition Remittance for Students Abroad to $25,000
The Central Bank of Nigeria has increased the maximum foreign exchange remittance for tuition payments abroad from $15,000 to $25,000 per semester, effective June 1, 2026.
Tinubu's Reforms Show Early Returns: Reserves, Revenue, Growth
President Tinubu's reforms have yielded measurable early returns including improved reserves, revenue, oil production, and education financing, though Nigerians still face pressure.
Senegal President Faye Appoints New Cabinet After Sonko Exit
Senegal's President Bassirou Faye named a new 30-member cabinet after Ousmane Sonko's PASTEF party withdrew from government, deepening political rift amid debt crisis.
Akpabio Offers Hope to Senators Who Lost Party Tickets
Senate President Godswill Akpabio expressed sympathy for senators who lost primaries and hinted at leadership efforts to address outcomes across party lines.
FG Seeks Stronger Bilateral Ties with Israel
The federal government has emphasized the need to strengthen bilateral relations with Israel in agriculture, security, defence, entertainment, education, and healthcare for Nigeria's development.
Tinubu Congratulates Jimoh Ibrahim on UN Committee Chair
President Tinubu congratulates Jimoh Ibrahim on his election as Chairman of the UN General Assembly Fifth Committee on Budget and Administration.
Jonathan's 2027 Presidential Bid: Legal, Political Hurdles and PDP Crisis
Goodluck Jonathan's adoption as PDP presidential candidate sparks controversy over eligibility, zoning, and opposition unity ahead of Nigeria's 2027 election.
Kebbi Assembly Elects Salihu Dangoje as New Speaker
Salihu Dangoje has been elected Speaker of the Kebbi State House of Assembly, replacing the late Muhammad Usman who died in April. Dangoje was unanimously chosen and sworn in on Wednesday.
Bauchi Court Dismisses PRP Suit; PDP Lawmakers Defect
Bauchi High Court dismisses suit against PRP, awards N2M costs. Four PDP lawmakers defect to APM amid political shifts ahead of 2027 elections.
FIFA World Cup Tickets Reemerge on Resale Platforms
Thousands of 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets removed from FIFA's official portal have surfaced on resale sites like SeatGeek and StubHub, raising questions about inventory management.
Atiku Tells DSS to Summon Igboho Over Oyo Abduction
Atiku Abubakar's aide calls on DSS to invite Sunday Igboho to reveal names of politicians allegedly sponsoring kidnappers behind Oyo school abduction.
State Police Bill Gains Momentum as Amendment Nears
The Federal Government says significant progress has been made toward establishing state police, with a constitutional amendment expected soon. Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila cites emerging national consensus.
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