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Atiku Abubakar warns that suspending campaigns in insecure states like Borno and Benue could undermine democracy. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring citizens are not disenfranchised due to security concerns.
Nigerian troops have successfully seized N250 million worth of stolen crude oil and dismantled illegal refineries. The operation resulted in the confiscation of over 130,000 litres of crude oil and 26,000 litres of petrol.
A former lawmaker praises President Tinubu's economic decisions and infrastructure initiatives. He believes these actions are essential for achieving long-term stability and growth in Nigeria.
Omoyele Sowore has declined an invitation to an opposition summit, emphasizing the importance of presenting a credible alternative rather than rehashing past political figures. His stance highlights a desire for genuine change in Nigeria's political landscape.
World champion Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth Liege-Bastogne-Liege title after a fierce competition with rising star Paul Seixas. This victory marks Pogacar's third consecutive win at this prestigious cycling event.
Mali's Defence Minister Sadio Camara was killed in a car bomb attack at his home, along with his wife and two grandchildren. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has condemned the intimidation faced by a mother who expressed concerns over a graphic storybook for children. She emphasizes the importance of protecting children's welfare and free speech.
Enugu ADC stakeholders have voiced their opposition to what they claim is the imposition of a candidate by a former governor. This has raised concerns about internal party dynamics and the democratic process within the ADC.
Armed herdsmen have killed a motorcyclist and kidnapped a female student from FUTO. The Nzuko Owere General Assembly has condemned these violent acts.
Iran's foreign minister visited Pakistan for further consultations amid ongoing peace talks. This comes after the cancellation of a planned trip by US envoys, highlighting the complexities of international diplomacy.
Dangote and the Saudi envoy are working to enhance trade relations between Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. They discussed expanding cooperation in energy, industry, and infrastructure sectors.
The article offers encouragement to Nigerian youths who are uncertain about their futures. It acknowledges the struggles many face while providing motivation to persevere and find direction.
A 31-year-old man from Southern California has been identified as the suspect in the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner. The event took place in Washington, D.C., raising concerns about security at high-profile gatherings.
Chief Kefas Wungak Ropshik, a PDP aspirant, has announced his intention to run for the Plateau governorship in 2027. He promises to address issues of insecurity and youth unemployment if elected.
Kejelcha made history by completing the marathon in under two hours, clocking a time of 1:59:41. This remarkable feat marks the fastest debut marathon ever recorded.
Sowore has rejected the Ibadan opposition summit, criticizing it as a rebranding effort for established political figures. He emphasized that his party, the AAC, stands against such arrangements in opposition politics.
The race for the Oredo Federal House of Representatives ticket has intensified with Iyamu's rise causing tensions. Allegations of high-level endorsements are complicating the contest within the APC in Edo State.
A gunman attempted to storm a gala in Washington where President Trump was present, reportedly aiming for top administration officials. Investigators are looking into the incident.
JAMB has rejected a counterfeit UTME result slip claiming to show a score of 394, stating it is based on a forged template. The examination body emphasizes the importance of verifying documents to prevent misinformation.
Edo South Senator Neda Imasuen is campaigning for re-election by showcasing his achievements over the past 30 months. He also shared his vision for becoming a ranking senator.
Mali's defence minister, Sadio Camara, was killed in a car bomb attack amid escalating clashes between the army and rebel fighters. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges facing the country.
Taraba Governor Agbu Kefas has vowed not to resort to violence for his reelection in 2027, stressing that the people's will will guide his political future. His commitment reflects a dedication to peaceful political processes.
Mali's defence minister has been killed in coordinated terror attacks, according to the military. They reported that the attackers faced immediate setbacks with many neutralized.
Funke Akindele clarifies that she did not snub Wasiu Pasuma at a public event, calling the claims misleading. She aims to dispel the negative narrative surrounding the incident.
Gbajabiamila assures that Lagos is in capable hands with Hamzat as the 2027 elections approach. Senator Obanikoro highlighted the extensive consultations that have taken place.
The Nigerian Army has seized N250 million worth of stolen crude oil and diesel in the Niger Delta. Nine suspects were arrested and ten illegal refining sites were destroyed during the operation.
Yam prices in Lagos have increased, causing frustration among consumers. Traders are adapting to the rising transport costs and seasonal supply challenges.
An ex-supporter of Peter Obi explains why he stopped backing him while wearing a Tinubu cap at the Vanguard Awards. He mentioned a private conversation with Obi and Dr. Moses that influenced his decision.
A gunman attempted to breach security to target top Trump officials, prompting a swift response from the Secret Service. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns surrounding high-profile political figures.
The Ekiti state police have issued a warning to politicians to refrain from unlawful acts and the destruction of campaign materials ahead of the 2026 elections. This move aims to ensure a peaceful electoral process in the state.