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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Cracks in Wike’s Rainbow Coalition
The report examines emerging divisions within Wike’s Rainbow Coalition, suggesting that disagreements or internal tensions may be affecting the political alliance. It focuses on the coalition’s cohesion and the challenges confronting its members, without providing further details in the headline.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
2027: APC governors, Wike’s feud deepens
Tensions between governors of the All Progressives Congress and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, are reportedly worsening as political manoeuvring intensifies ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections. The headline signals a deepening dispute involving influential political actors, but provides no further details on its causes or immediate consequences.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
Hajja Bintu Konto: Meet Labour Party vice presidential candidate for 2027 election
Vanguard profiles Hajja Bintu Konto, identified as the Labour Party’s vice-presidential candidate for Nigeria’s 2027 election. The headline signals a focus on her identity and political role, but provides no further details about her background, campaign priorities, running mate, or the circumstances surrounding her selection.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
NASS To FG: Review Monetisation Policy, Provide Official Accommodation
The National Assembly has urged the Federal Government to review its monetisation policy and make official accommodation available. The call indicates lawmakers want the policy reconsidered and housing arrangements for public officials addressed, although the headline does not specify the reasons, affected groups or proposed changes.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Why is Nigeria succumbing to American hegemony?
The piece examines why Nigeria may be increasingly yielding to American influence, considering the political, economic, diplomatic or cultural factors that could shape that relationship. It appears to question the implications of perceived United States dominance for Nigeria’s sovereignty, decision-making and national interests, without the headline specifying particular events or policies.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Constitution Review: We Will Act In National Interest — Speakers
Speakers involved in Nigeria’s constitution review process say they will make decisions based on the national interest. The headline indicates a focus on prioritising the country’s broader needs as lawmakers consider possible constitutional changes, without specifying the particular amendments or proposals under discussion.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Catholic Bishops Lament Bad Governance, Poverty In Nigeria
Catholic bishops in Nigeria have expressed concern about poor governance and the worsening impact of poverty on citizens. Their remarks highlight the relationship between leadership challenges and socioeconomic hardship, drawing attention to conditions affecting the country and the need for governance that better addresses public welfare.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Simon Lalong, First Lady, Others Defend Tinubu’s Quest for Second Term
Former Plateau State governor Simon Lalong, the First Lady and other unidentified individuals have voiced support for President Bola Tinubu’s bid to seek a second term. Their comments indicate backing for Tinubu’s continued leadership and are presented as a defence of his re-election ambition.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Akande Presents Credentials to Swedish King, Sets Stage for Stronger Nigeria-Sweden Ties
Akande has formally presented credentials to Sweden’s King, marking the start of official diplomatic duties and signalling prospects for closer relations between Nigeria and Sweden. The engagement is expected to provide a platform for strengthening bilateral ties, though the headline does not specify the ambassador’s portfolio or areas of cooperation.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Only 10% of NASS Candidates are Women as GSAI, CISLAC Blame Parties, Demand Reform Ahead of 2027
GSAI and CISLAC say women make up only 10% of candidates contesting National Assembly seats, attributing the imbalance to political parties. They are calling for reforms before the 2027 elections to improve women’s participation and representation in Nigeria’s legislative politics.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Odinkalu: Nigerian Courts Have Taken Electoral Mandate from Voters
Chidi Odinkalu has criticised Nigeria’s judiciary, arguing that court decisions have displaced electoral mandates conferred by voters. His remarks raise concerns about the role of the courts in determining political outcomes and the relationship between judicial rulings and citizens’ choices in elections.
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Politics · The Punch ·
2027: C’River PDP candidate denies criminal record allegation
The Peoples Democratic Party candidate in Cross River for the 2027 elections has denied an allegation that he has a criminal record. The dispute centres on claims about his past, which the candidate rejects as the political contest and preparations for the election continue.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Shettima Conveys Tinubu’s Condolences to Family of Elder Statesman, Bamanga Tukur
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has conveyed President Bola Tinubu’s condolences to the family of elder statesman Bamanga Tukur. The gesture follows Tukur’s reported passing, although the headline provides no further details about the circumstances, the family’s response or arrangements for his funeral.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Aisha Buhari Visits Atiku as Ex-Vice President Says Families Can’t Afford Food
Former First Lady Aisha Buhari visited former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. During the meeting, Atiku said Nigerian families are struggling to afford food, highlighting concerns about the rising cost of living and household hardship.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Speakers to Seek Governors’ Input Before Decision on State Police, Declares Guwor
The Speakers of Nigeria’s state Houses of Assembly will consult governors before reaching a position on the proposed establishment of state police, according to Guwor. The statement indicates that governors’ views will form part of the broader consideration of the issue before any decision is made.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
APC South-East Leaders Back Governors, Reject Nyesom Wike’s ‘Rainbow Coalition’
APC leaders from Nigeria’s South-East have expressed support for the region’s governors and rejected the coalition associated with former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike. The position highlights internal political differences over the proposed alliance and signals the leaders’ preference for backing the governors’ approach.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Xenophobia: Gov Mbah Welcomes 112 Enugu Returnees from S/Africa
Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has welcomed 112 Nigerians who returned to Enugu from South Africa amid concerns over xenophobic attacks. The headline indicates that the state received the returnees, but provides no further details about their circumstances, the assistance offered, or the timing of their arrival.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Foreign Minister Warns Diplomats: Route All Official Business Through MFA
Nigeria’s Foreign Minister has directed diplomats to channel all official engagements and communications through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The warning signals a requirement for central coordination of diplomatic business and reinforces the ministry’s role as the authorised conduit for official external relations.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Concerned APC Stakeholders Make U-Turn, Back Alia, Tinubu for 2027 Elections
A group identified as concerned stakeholders within the All Progressives Congress has reversed its earlier position and declared support for Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia and President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 elections. The headline indicates a shift in the group’s political stance ahead of the forthcoming electoral contest.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Renewed Hope Ambassadors Urge Wike to Support APC Structures Ahead 2027 Polls
Renewed Hope Ambassadors have appealed to Nyesom Wike to support the development and strengthening of All Progressives Congress structures ahead of the 2027 elections. The group’s call signals efforts to secure greater political coordination and backing within the party before the polls.