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Trump claims to have made significant changes in the country despite surviving an assassination attempt during a 2024 election rally. He also mentioned his study of assassinations in light of the incident.
Southern APC leaders in Nasarawa have expressed their support for Faisal Shuaib's 2027 governorship bid. They are encouraging him to continue pursuing his political ambitions.
Dr. Oluwole Oluyede, the PDP governorship candidate for Ekiti State, has pledged to promote inclusive governance and transparency. He aims to focus on sustainable development in his vision for the state.
President Trump has canceled US-Iran talks that were scheduled in Pakistan due to an unsatisfactory proposal from Tehran. This decision comes amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump stated that a recent shooting incident will not stop him from pursuing actions related to the Iran war. He mentioned that investigators are looking into the shooter's motives, labeling him a 'lone wolf.'
An APC official has ridiculed Atiku Abubakar for allegedly dozing off during an opposition summit in Ibadan. This incident highlights the ongoing rivalry between the APC and opposition parties in Nigeria.
Onjeh asserts that reconciliation has occurred within Benue communities, with former dissenters returning to support Governor Alia. He believes critics of the governor are wasting their efforts as the people's decision is clear.
The Supreme Court is set to deliver judgments on the leadership disputes within the PDP and ADC. Many Nigerians are closely monitoring the situation as the outcomes could significantly impact the parties involved.
Femi Gbajabiamila has suggested that the crises within opposition political parties were instigated by external agents. This statement may lend credibility to the concerns raised by these parties regarding their internal challenges.
The Presidency has come to the defense of President Bola Tinubu against criticism from the African Democratic Congress regarding his comments on their national convention. This response highlights the ongoing political tensions in Nigeria.
Prince Adewole Adebayo, former SDP presidential candidate, has expressed worries about the diminishing democratic space in Nigeria. He emphasizes the need for urgent attention to safeguard democracy in the country.
The Obidient Movement is urging the Supreme Court of Nigeria to expedite the resolution of leadership disputes involving opposition parties. This call highlights the ongoing tensions within the political landscape as parties seek clarity on their leadership structures.
Adebayo Adelabu confirmed that President Bola Tinubu supported his resignation from the Federal Executive Council. He refuted claims that his departure was against Tinubu's wishes.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has rejected a N1 billion defamation judgment, asserting that she was merely defending herself. The ruling was issued by a state High Court in Lokoja.
INEC has officially recognized the Shehu Gabam-led National Working Committee of the Social Democratic Party after a leadership crisis. The names of the new members have been uploaded on the Commission's website.
The article critiques Donald Trump's leadership style and policy decisions, labeling them as reckless and misguided. It references a Yoruba proverb to emphasize the importance of foundational values in leadership.
Akinyemi Ifetuga believes Dapo Abiodun's experience will greatly benefit the people of Ogun East if he is elected to the Senate in 2027. The emphasis is on the importance of legislative representation over mere executive branding.
The trial of former Kaduna State Governor Nasir el-Rufai is set to proceed under legal guidelines. His voluntary appearance before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission highlights his commitment to the rule of law.
The article discusses the concept of 'soft landings' in Nigerian politics and the public's perception of presidential announcements regarding resignations. It highlights the unwritten rules that govern political transitions in the country.
Yusuf Tuggar has announced his intention to run for the Bauchi governorship in 2027, emphasizing his commitment to uniting the APC. He aims to address the developmental challenges facing the state.
US Congress is investigating the legal and financial implications of the 2025 airstrikes ordered by Trump in Nigeria. Lawmakers are particularly concerned about potential civilian casualties from these actions.
Nigerian opposition leaders have come together to agree on a single presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, known as the 'Ibadan Declaration.' The APC has responded by mocking this consensus plan.
Nigerians are expressing disappointment over the federal government's weak response to xenophobic attacks in South Africa. In contrast, they commend Ghana for its strong diplomatic actions regarding the issue.
The PDP is expected to lose its minority leadership in the House of Representatives due to ongoing defections. These changes are strengthening the rival ADC party's position.
The Labour Party has successfully concluded its nationwide congresses to elect leaders at various levels. Attention now shifts to the upcoming convention in Umuahia.
President Trump has canceled a planned trip to Pakistan aimed at facilitating peace talks between the US and Iran due to insufficient progress. This decision comes amid escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Zamfara APC stakeholders, including former governors, have endorsed President Tinubu and Governor Lawal for re-election in 2027. This shows strong party unity and commitment to their leadership.
US President Donald Trump has cancelled his envoys' trip to Pakistan for peace talks with Iran. He clarified that this cancellation does not indicate a return to conflict with the Islamic republic.
The New Nigeria Peoples Party plans to hold its national convention and congresses despite delays from INEC in recognizing its new leadership. This decision reflects the party's commitment to proceed with its internal processes.
Lawmaker Ugochinyere Ikeagwuonu claims that the Action People's Party (APP) is the largest opposition party in Imo State. He highlights its robust structure and significant legislative contributions.