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The PDP Board of Trustees has called for an emergency National Executive Committee meeting to address ongoing leadership disputes. This decision follows the board securing the necessary two-thirds support from NEC members.
Peter Obi has advised members of the NDC not to pursue legal action. He emphasizes the importance of unity and dialogue over court disputes.
Benue APC leaders have reached a truce following a reconciliation meeting, reducing tensions after months of disputes. However, they still disagree on the issue of automatic tickets for candidates.
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Peter Obi and Musa Kwankwaso have sparked significant political shifts by leading mass defections from the African Democratic Congress. This move highlights the evolving dynamics in Nigeria's political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.
Atedo Peterside cautions against judicial bias as Nigeria's political landscape shifts ahead of the 2027 elections. He highlights the emerging rivalry between the APC and ADC amidst growing economic pressures.
The Association of Local Governments of Nigeria has endorsed President Bola Tinubu for a second term. They support his Renewed Hope Agenda as a basis for their endorsement.
Pastor Omakwu has made a heartfelt appeal to Wike regarding Jabi Lake, while 130 Nigerians are preparing for evacuation from South Africa due to xenophobia. Additionally, Peter Obi is making new political moves.
A former Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly is urging unity within the All Progressives Congress ahead of the primaries. He plans to meet with aggrieved contenders to address concerns and prevent division.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), a new political party formed by Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, has been officially registered through a court order. This development marks a significant step for the two ex-governors in their political endeavors.
Peter Obi and Musa Kwankwaso have defected from the African Democratic Congress to the Nigeria Democratic Congress, sparking significant political changes. Their move is expected to influence the upcoming elections and party dynamics in Nigeria.
John Kayode Fayemi's leadership is highlighted as a notable example of enduring political loyalty and long-term vision. His approach contrasts sharply with the often transient nature of political allegiances in Nigeria.
A PDP chieftain has called for unity and reconciliation within the party after the Supreme Court's ruling on its leadership structure. He warns that division could harm the party's future.
Cleric JohnPraise Daniel has urged Nigerians to be patient during tough economic times. He also called on political leaders to adopt responsible governance to improve the situation.
President Bola Tinubu has embarked on a two-week diplomatic tour covering three nations, including France, Kenya, and Rwanda. This trip aims to attend strategic summits that could enhance Nigeria's international relations.
Nsukka Zone has endorsed President Tinubu and Governor Mbah at a large rally, citing their visible achievements. Mbah also launched a significant road project and received a donation of N102 million for his nomination form.
Ovie Omo-Agege has called for healing and reconciliation within the Delta State APC. However, some critics view this as a distraction from pressing issues facing the party and the state.
Atiku Abubakar outlines key issues for his upcoming US visit, focusing on insecurity, governance, and economic challenges. He highlights Nigeria's dwindling reserves despite significant oil revenue.
Sule Lamido has called for forgiveness among members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) amid ongoing internal conflicts. He emphasized unity to strengthen the party against rivals like the APC and ADC.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar is set to travel to the US to highlight Nigeria's escalating insecurity and economic challenges. He aims to draw international attention to the country's governance issues.
The APC in Edo State is experiencing internal strife due to allegations that Governor Okpebholo is pressuring party members to back candidates endorsed by Nyesom Wike. This division could impact the party's unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Trump has praised the recent talks with Iran and announced that the US will start escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative, termed Project Freedom, is described as a humanitarian gesture.
US President Donald Trump reported 'very positive discussions' with Iran aimed at resolving the ongoing crisis. He also announced that the US will begin escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Pantami has rejected the APC's consensus candidate for the Gombe governorship race, Mr. Gwamna. This decision follows a stakeholders' meeting led by Governor Muhammadu Yahaya.
John Kayode Fayemi is highlighted as a visionary leader amidst a political landscape focused on short-term gains. His leadership style and commitment to long-term goals are emphasized in the article.
The new ECOWAS headquarters was inaugurated in Abuja, symbolizing a significant partnership between China and West Africa. This development marks a pivotal moment for regional cooperation and infrastructure growth.
Dickson has welcomed Obi and Kwankwaso to the NDC, emphasizing the party's readiness to compete despite its youth. He also stated that the party is currently free of any litigation.
Dr. Katch Onanuju stated that Peter Obi had no choice but to defect due to recent political developments. This reflects ongoing shifts within the Labour Party and the broader political landscape in Nigeria.
Women in Kogi Central Senatorial District have united to purchase APC senatorial forms for Governor Yahaya Bello, citing his good governance. This initiative showcases their support and commitment to his political journey.
Peter Obi urges Nigerian political actors to resolve internal conflicts and avoid unnecessary court cases. He emphasizes that these disputes hinder national progress.
Atiku Abubakar has advised President Bola Tinubu to avoid mismanaging Nigeria's oil windfall and depleting reserves. He emphasizes the need for prudent financial management in the oil sector.