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President Tinubu congratulated Governor Oyebanji on his election win in Ekiti State, praising the peaceful conduct of the electorate. He urged Oyebanji to show generosity in his success.
Bamidele praises Oyebanji's re-election as a historic achievement for Ekiti State, marking the first back-to-back governorship since 1999. He believes this victory reflects a unifying governance approach and a promising future for the state.
Nigerian police retirees are planning a protest on June 29 to demand President Tinubu's approval of the Police Exit Bill. They warn that failure to sign the bill by June 22, 2026, could trigger further nationwide protests.
The Nigerian Political Science Association emphasizes the need for ongoing reflection on democratic governance since 1999. This call aims to enhance political science and ideological development in Nigeria.
US Vice President JD Vance is set to meet with Iranian negotiators in Switzerland to discuss ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. The talks aim to address the risks posed by the situation in Lebanon to a potential agreement.
Tuggar has paid tribute to the late Sule Katagum, a former deputy governor of Bauchi, highlighting his wisdom and service. Katagum is remembered as a respected elder and leader who positively impacted many lives.
Uba Sani praised Oyebanji's re-election, viewing it as a strong endorsement of his leadership and commitment to Ekiti State's development. This reflects a positive sentiment towards Oyebanji's administration and its achievements.
CUPP has expressed support for the House of Representatives' call for President Tinubu to resign, citing concerns over insecurity and economic challenges. This move highlights growing political tensions regarding governance in Nigeria.
Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of former Deputy Governor Audu Sule Katagum. He described Katagum's passing as a significant loss to the political and traditional institutions of Bauchi.
Emmanuel Okotie-Eboh praised Nyesom Wike for his exceptional performance and strong work ethic as Federal Capital Territory Minister. He described Wike as a highly influential and result-oriented political figure in Nigeria.
Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji views his re-election as a renewed commitment to public service. He promises to lead with humility, compassion, and a strong moral compass.
The US and Iran are set to resume negotiations after delays caused by recent violent incidents. Talks were initially planned in Switzerland but were postponed due to escalating tensions in the region.
Bukola Saraki emphasizes the crucial role of the National Assembly in safeguarding Nigeria's democracy. He warns that without strengthening the legislature, the country risks repeating past democratic failures.
The Minority Caucus has appointed Afam Ogene as its new spokesperson. He will focus on promoting accountability, transparency, and democratic governance.
The Minority Caucus has accused the House of Representatives' spokesperson of misrepresenting the House in defense of the executive. They have called on President Bola Tinubu to suspend his political activities and focus on national recovery or resign.
The celebration of June 12 highlights the gap between the ideals fought for and the current state of Nigeria. This contrast raises questions about the progress made since the struggle for democracy.
Governor Oyebanji celebrates his re-election victory, emphasizing the people's support for continuity and development in Ekiti. He pledges to enhance development and make a greater impact across the state.
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz again, warning the US amid renewed Israeli strikes on Lebanon. Tensions rise as Iranian officials prepare for critical talks in Switzerland, though little progress is anticipated.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has announced he has 343 days left in his eight-year tenure. He made this statement during a keynote address.
Governor Biodun Oyebanji views his re-election as a renewed commitment to serve the people of Ekiti State with humility and compassion. He emphasizes that this victory increases his responsibility to the community.
The Minority Caucus of the House of Representatives has criticized the House spokesman for alleged misrepresentation. They demand a public apology within 72 hours, asserting that the legislature is not subservient to the executive.
Ten APC gubernatorial aspirants in Kwara State have voiced their worries regarding a leadership crisis within the party. They have reached out to Bola Ahmed Tinubu for intervention.
David Umahi criticizes Peter Obi, claiming he is desperate to become president. Umahi insists that the South-east region remains loyal to Bola Tinubu instead of the former Anambra governor.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has temporarily halted the deregistration of five opposition parties, reversing a previous Federal High Court decision. This development has revitalized the political landscape for these parties.
The Court of Appeal intervened to prevent the deregistration of five political parties, averting a major embarrassment for the judiciary. However, concerns have been raised about the conduct of Justice Peter Lifu.
Former Rivers State governor Rotimi Amaechi has changed his mind and accepted a vice presidential candidacy after previously rejecting the idea. This decision marks a significant shift in his political stance.
The article discusses the deregistration of political parties in Benin Republic and Guinea Bissau due to breaches of electoral laws. It highlights the implications of such actions on the political landscape in these countries.
The APC in Rivers State faces challenges following a court ruling that nullified its recent congresses. Political analysts and stakeholders are voicing concerns about the implications for upcoming party primaries.
Nuhu Ribadu, once the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, is viewed with rising expectations in Northern Nigeria. His past leadership inspires hope for security and political reform in the region.
Former Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom has dismissed a government investigation report, labeling it a politically motivated witch-hunt. He claims the inquiry was orchestrated by current Governor Hyacinth Alia.