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The APC is facing criticism over its candidates' list, highlighting discontent within the party. Meanwhile, the Vatican has suggested a potential visit by the Pope to Nigeria, which could strengthen ties with the Catholic community.
US President Donald Trump celebrated America's 250th anniversary, calling it a significant achievement. He also criticized domestic opponents, labeling them as communists.
Terver Atsar's path to leadership in 2027 highlights the importance of character and vision. His commitment to service is seen as a key factor in his journey.
Peter Obi stresses the importance of electing leaders who prioritize citizens' welfare to combat hunger in Nigeria. He warns that the situation will worsen without such leadership.
The controversy over the alleged Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council has escalated, with the Presidency accusing internal collaborators. Security agencies have been tasked to investigate these claims further.
A controversy has emerged within the All Progressives Congress (APC) over the revised list of National Assembly candidates submitted to INEC. Aggrieved aspirants are voicing their concerns, indicating internal disputes within the party.
The Asiwaju Mandate Group claims that the APC's reversal of certain primary election results has safeguarded the party's future in Ondo State. They assert that Aiyedatiwa lacks the capability to secure victory for the APC in the upcoming elections.
A Vatican representative met with President Tinubu, suggesting a possible visit by Pope Leo XIV to Nigeria. This diplomatic engagement highlights the strengthening ties between Nigeria and the Vatican.
Atiku Abubakar has called for an investigation by the EFCC and ICPC into the IMF's allegation of Nigeria's N8.8 trillion off-budget spending. This amount is said to represent 2% of Nigeria's GDP.
Mourners at Khamenei's funeral are calling for retribution following his death. The extended ceremonies reflect significant public sentiment and political tension in Iran.
Ladi Adebutu and Iyabo Obasanjo are seen as key figures for Ogun's future, according to Dele Sobowale. Their leadership is expected to embody values such as integrity and service.
Former Inspector-General of Police Suleiman Abba has left the APC to join the PDP in Jigawa. He aims to represent the Jigawa South-West Senatorial District.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has strengthened its position in the Senate by securing 88 seats after recent by-elections. This consolidation of power occurs despite some defections within the party.
This colourful tale deserves a thorough investigation The escalating controversy over a “fake” federal government agency is unhelpful to the current administration of President Bola Tinubu and the country’s collective
Although not new to crisis, this time, the Chief of Staff to the President, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, might be up in arms against entrenched principalities, writes Shola Oyeyipo Afew public officials
Can Nigeria’s record 2026 budget deliver as the second half of the year begins? Festus Akanbi examines BudgIT’s analysis and the tough questions it raises When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed
First Lady Remi Tinubu's remarks on 'akara leadership' have ignited discussions about leadership and accountability in Nigeria. The article delves into her role and the implications of her comments on public funds.
Public debate performs one of democracy’s noblest functions when it interrogates ideas with sincerity and subjects public policy to rigorous examination. Democratic societies grow stronger when citizens and commentators challenge
New findings regarding the PFIPC controversy have surfaced, revealing overlooked details in Nigeria's budget documents. Investigative efforts by Enitan Bello highlight significant aspects of the scandal that remain unaddressed.
The relationship between Nigeria and South Africa has been shaped by differing foreign policies since 1960. Addressing issues like misogyny, misandry, and phobias is crucial for improving bilateral ties.
Alex Otti showcases remarkable resilience in his political journey, transitioning from a successful career in finance to government. His unique background sets him apart from many traditional politicians in Abia.
Peter Obi criticizes Nigeria's leadership for the worsening hunger crisis, attributing it to incompetence rather than food scarcity. He emphasizes the need for responsible governance to address the issue effectively.
The PDP, under Tanimu Turaki, is addressing concerns from its aspirants regarding access to the INEC code amidst an ongoing court case. The party aims to reassure its members and maintain unity during this challenging period.
Atiku Abubakar has called on President Tinubu to explain the omission of 2% GDP public spending from recent budgets. This demand highlights concerns over fiscal transparency in the current administration.
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu's N50,000 grants for petty traders have ignited discussions on the authenticity of political empowerment initiatives in Nigeria. Critics question whether these programs serve as real support or merely political tools.
US President Trump engaged in discussions with Putin and Zelensky regarding the Ukraine conflict ahead of the NATO summit. The talks aimed at exploring potential resolutions to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
A Vatican diplomat met with President Tinubu in Abuja, suggesting a potential visit by Pope Leo XIV to Nigeria. This meeting underscores the strong bilateral relations between Nigeria and the Vatican.
President Tinubu has expressed his eagerness to host Pope Leo XIV in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of spiritual engagement. He communicated this to a Vatican envoy, highlighting a commitment to global peace leadership.
President Tinubu is eager to host Pope Leo, emphasizing the importance of interfaith dialogue in tackling Nigeria's security issues. He believes that such discussions are crucial for national peace and unity.
Tinubu emphasized the importance of collaboration with religious leaders to promote peace and tolerance in Nigeria. He believes that interfaith dialogue is crucial for addressing the nation's security challenges.