ADC candidate Atiku Abubakar launched Ask AA, a digital portal for Nigerians to submit questions on policy, with personal callbacks promised. The platform goes live at 8:30 p.m. on October 15, 2026.
A viral video shows a PDP-branded bus campaigning for President Tinubu in Bayelsa, triggering reactions as Nigerians criticize opposition disunity ahead of 2027.
A viral X post claiming Donald Trump apologised to Tinubu over terrorism accusations is false. Fact-check traced the image to an AI-altered screenshot of Trump's remarks on Iran.
Opposition parties, including NDC, PDP, PRP, YPP and Obidient Movement, cite a wide funding gap with the ruling APC ahead of 2027, as Electoral Act 2026 doubles spending limits.
BBC journalist Madina Maishanu has denied a viral claim that she endorsed Peter Obi for the 2027 presidential election. The graphic, shared on X, was dismissed as fake.
Yiaga Africa's survey of 2,470 Nigerians reveals only 41% are certain voters with a chosen candidate for 2027, while 54% disapprove of Tinubu's performance.
Public affairs analyst Oluwafemi Popoola challenges President Tinubu's 'age of prosperity' claim, urging focus on wealth distribution and wage concerns as inflation drops to 15.39%.
Kenya and Nigeria lead global trust in news at 68%, while the US drops to 25%, according to Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2026.
APC chairman Nentawe Yilwatda says over 10 million cash-transfer beneficiaries have no phones or social media, highlighting Nigeria's digital divide ahead of 2027.
Traditional rulers, Christian and Muslim leaders in Agege and Orile-Agege have called on defected APC chieftains to return ahead of the 2027 elections.
Olufemi Ajadi, APM senatorial candidate for Oyo Central, urged youths to join politics, blaming their absence for bad governance since 1999. He predicted APM wins in 2027.
Activist Deji Adeyanju criticizes charismatic bishops for endorsing President Tinubu for 2027, urging religious leaders to keep places of worship out of partisan politics.
Atiku Abubakar disputes FG's FAAC success claims, citing a 40% drop in dollar value and ₦5.3 trillion state debt.
Across Africa, Facebook hosts endless complaints about corruption and leaders, but citizens lack knowledge of their constitutional rights, turning digital outrage into a substitute for real civic participation.
Nigeria drew an additional $208.29 million from an $800 million World Bank social safety net loan, pushing total disbursements to $744.61 million, with $55.39 million remaining.
Atiku Abubakar warns that Nigerian youths are selling kidneys for N1.7m amid rising living costs, urging reforms with a human face.
A viral Facebook video claimed Davido endorsed Peter Obi for 2027, but the singer said he has not chosen any candidate. Fact-check finds no credible evidence.
Primate Elijah Ayodele warns President Tinubu that US-held documents on his past could derail his 2027 re-election, with an interim government possible if released.
Tinubu Media Ambassadors accuse Reps committee chairman Ikenga Ugochinyere of turning the NNPCL refinery rehabilitation probe into a 2027 political campaign tool, urging him to separate oversight from partisan interests.
Nigerian lawyer Testimony Jesutoye argues that citizens' celebrated resilience has become a curse, enabling predatory governance. He cites constitutional failures, insecurity, and economic decay, urging civic resistance to reclaim the nation.
Fr Kelvin Ugwu defends UBA trainee who greeted Tony Elumelu as 'Tony,' citing Western formal norms and questioning public outrage over the billionaire's correction.
Nigerian bank employees defend a new UBA recruit who addressed Tony Elumelu by his first name, citing corporate culture that encourages first-name addressing.
Aisha Yesufu says she won't campaign with Peter Obi as in 2022, focusing instead on grassroots voter mobilisation and protecting votes at polling units ahead of the 2027 elections.
Content creator Edweirdo tells Davido fame isn't enough to govern, urges building a competent team and learning governance before seeking office in 2027.
Afrobeats star Davido says a divided opposition gives President Tinubu a strong chance in 2027, citing nearly eight South contenders and praising youth in Osun.
Nigeria's FX forwards surged 264% to $90.89 million in August 2026, while FX spot transactions plunged 78% to $1.2 billion, according to FMDQ data.
PDP candidate Michael Samuel Idoko condemns Kogi government's N5 million signage fee for assembly candidates, warning it could exclude young people, women, and grassroots politicians from 2027 elections.
Sub-Saharan Africa must stop assuming geography creates solidarity. Relationships are interest-driven, and Pan-Africanism should not excuse inequality or discrimination, argues Osmund Agbo.
Nigerian journalism faces a crisis as untrained 'publishers' flood cyberspace with shallow, copied content, eroding trust and quality, warns media scholar Olayinka Oyegbile.
Femi Fani-Kayode counters Sheikh Yahaya Jingir's claim that Muslims outnumber Christians in Nigeria, insisting the nation is secular and multi-religious.