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The article reflects on Waziri Ibrahim's influential slogan 'Politics Without Bitterness' and its impact on Nigerian politics. It discusses the legacy of Ibrahim in shaping the Nigerian elite and promoting a more responsible political culture.
The article argues that Atiku Abubakar is unlikely to become President of Nigeria due to various political challenges. It reflects on his long political journey since 1992 and suggests that only an unforeseen miracle could change his prospects.
King Charles addressed the US Congress, emphasizing the importance of Western unity. He carefully navigated the existing tensions between President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
President Tinubu met with Plateau State stakeholders in a closed-door session following his recent visit after the Palm Sunday attack. The meeting aims to address concerns and foster dialogue in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Trump plans to feature his picture on US passports, a move that has sparked mixed reactions. This change would replace historical scenes currently depicted in passports.
The Labour Party has elected Nenadi Usman as its new national chair during a convention in Umuahia, Abia State. This marks a significant leadership change within the party.
King Charles III called for unity among Western allies during his speech to the US Congress. He emphasized the importance of standing together amid challenges related to Iran and Ukraine.
Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed has announced his defection from the Labour Party to the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP). This move marks a significant shift in his political alignment following the 2023 general elections.
Ondo APC chieftains have opposed Isaacs Kekemeke's senatorial ambition, labeling it a 'political overreach.' They have formally petitioned Yilwatda against his candidacy, despite acknowledging his constitutional rights to contest.
Stanley Osifo, an APC chieftain from Edo State, has acquired the N100 million presidential nomination forms to contest against Bola Tinubu. This move signals a significant challenge within the party's leadership dynamics.
The Abia LP faction has congratulated the newly elected National Working Committee members. They have pledged their support to enhance party structures and promote internal democracy.
Atiku Abubakar emphasizes the judiciary's crucial role in preserving Nigeria's democracy. He urges it not to align with the ruling APC party.
A witness in the N27 billion fraud trial faced intense questioning regarding funds associated with a co-defendant of former Taraba State Governor Ishaku. The defense aimed to undermine the witness's credibility during the proceedings.
Apostle Suleman questions President Tinubu's bid for a second term, highlighting the worsening economic conditions and insecurity in Nigeria. He urges the government to provide tangible results for the citizens.
The article reflects on the current state of opposition politics in Nigeria and its implications for the 2027 elections. It captures the sentiments and challenges faced by the political landscape in the country.
The Nigerian Senate has declared the seat of Jimoh Ibrahim vacant following his appointment as the UN Permanent Representative. This decision affects the Ondo South Senatorial District he previously represented.
A witness has provided additional information regarding the $6.23 million cash withdrawal linked to Godwin Emefiele during his tenure at the Central Bank of Nigeria. This allegation is part of the ongoing prosecution by the EFCC against him.
Obafemi Hamzat, the deputy governor of Lagos State, is being considered as a potential successor to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu in the upcoming 2027 elections. Discussions around his candidacy are gaining momentum as the political landscape evolves.
The City Boy Movement has suspended its South-west zonal women leader, Mrs. Tejuosho, due to her being wanted by the EFCC. This decision is pending the outcome of the ongoing investigations.
The Kano governor has condemned supporters who publicly displayed women's underwear in a viral video. This act was aimed at mocking former governor Rabiu Kwankwaso and has drawn criticism for its derogatory nature.
The Sokoto PDP faces further challenges as a faction led by Wike appoints a caretaker committee. This comes after the party's recent loss of all its National and State Assembly members to the ADC.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has condemned the unlawful detention of activist Faruk Ozigi Onimisi in Kogi State. They are demanding his immediate release, highlighting growing concerns over human rights violations.
The Lagos government has responded to claims that Governor Sanwo-Olu is being pressured to resign due to health issues. They dismissed the report as unfounded and emphasized the governor's commitment to his duties.
Iran claims that the US has lost its ability to dictate policies to other nations. Ongoing talks for a permanent ceasefire remain inconclusive.
The APC's accusation against Governor Seyi Makinde regarding his comments on 'Operation Wetie' has been labeled as politically motivated and misleading. This situation highlights concerns about the integrity of political discourse in Nigeria.
The Kano Assembly has confirmed Garo as the new Deputy Governor after a thorough screening process. This decision reflects the Assembly's commitment to ensuring qualified leadership in the state.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has endorsed his deputy, Obafemi Hamzat, as his preferred successor for the 2027 governorship election. This endorsement signals Sanwo-Olu's support for continuity in leadership in Lagos State.
Atiku attended the wedding of BBN star Cross, who supported him during the 2023 presidential election. This visit highlights the ongoing connections between entertainment and politics in Nigeria.
Iran attributes the breakdown of peace talks to what it describes as excessive demands from the US. This statement highlights ongoing tensions in international negotiations.
A viral video of Iniabasi Akpabio being hailed as 'mama' by supporters has drawn criticism for highlighting poverty-driven politics. The incident raises concerns about the influence of economic hardship on political support in Nigeria.