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Politics · The Punch ·Amnesty demands probe into deaths of 150 detainees in Kwara camp
Amnesty International has called for a formal investigation into the deaths of approximately 150 individuals held at a detention facility in Kwara State. The human rights organization is seeking accountability for the fatalities recorded at the camp, urging authorities to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident and ensure justice for the deceased.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Supreme Court ruling has resolved PDP factional disputes, party now united — Wike
Nyesom Wike indicates that the recent Supreme Court judgment has settled the long-standing leadership tussle within the People's Democratic Party. According to the statement, the judicial intervention successfully reconciled the various factions, potentially restoring internal stability and organizational unity to the main opposition party across the country.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Niger farmers buy APC nomination forms for Bago, lawmaker
Farmers in Niger State have collectively purchased All Progressives Congress nomination forms for Representative Umar Bago and another lawmaker. This move signifies the group's support for these individuals' political ambitions within the party ahead of the upcoming elections, highlighting grassroots involvement in the state's electoral process.
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Politics · Channels TV ·Fake News Major Threat To Nigeria’s Unity And Democracy, Says Lai Mohammed
Lai Mohammed stated that the dissemination of fake news represents a significant challenge to the unity and democratic stability of Nigeria. He identified misinformation as a primary threat to national cohesion and suggested that addressing this issue is essential for maintaining the country's political integrity and social harmony.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·PDP convention crisis splits Supreme Court justices, apex court voids Ibadan congress
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has nullified the Peoples Democratic Party congress conducted in Ibadan, marking a significant development in the party's ongoing convention crisis. The ruling highlights a division among the apex court justices regarding the matter, impacting the internal leadership structure and legal standing of the political party's regional delegates.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
A Tribute To A Mandate Built On Sacrifice, Structure, And Service
The report provides a reflective tribute focusing on a political leader's mandate, highlighting the foundational elements of sacrifice, organizational structure, and public service. It examines the personal and professional contributions made to achieve and maintain leadership responsibilities within the current administrative framework in Nigeria.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: ‘If I’ve erred in any way, I’m sorry’, Elliot begs Gbajabiamila
Desmond Elliot, representing Surulere Constituency I in the Lagos State House of Assembly, expressed regret to Femi Gbajabiamila during a recent political gathering. The lawmaker requested reconciliation for any past grievances as preparations for the 2027 general elections approach, seeking to maintain a positive relationship with the current Chief of Staff.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Supreme Court verdict settles PDP leadership crisis, says Wike
Nyesom Wike has declared that the Supreme Court judgment effectively ends the leadership dispute within the People's Democratic Party. The verdict addresses the internal conflicts that have divided the party, providing a legal resolution to the power struggle among its top officials as they move forward.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Tinubu appoints new Special Adviser on Power
President Bola Tinubu has announced the appointment of a new Special Adviser on Power. This decision involves the selection of a specific official to manage energy-related policies and advise the presidency on matters concerning the Nigerian electricity industry. The appointment is part of the ongoing restructuring and staffing of the current federal administration.
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Politics · Daily Post ·We won’t be intimidated – ADC reacts to Supreme Court ruling on Mark, Aregbesola leadership
The African Democratic Congress has responded to a Supreme Court judgment concerning its leadership dispute involving Ralph Nwosu and others. The party leadership maintains that the court's decision will not deter its ongoing operations or organizational structure, affirming a commitment to party stability following the legal resolution of its internal executive grievances.
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Politics · Daily Post ·2027: Cubana Chief Priest picks nomination form
Nigerian businessman and socialite Paschal Chibuike Okechukwu, known as Cubana Chief Priest, has obtained a nomination form for the 2027 general elections. This development indicates his formal entry into the political landscape ahead of the next electoral cycle. The move follows his established presence in the hospitality and entertainment sectors across the country.
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Politics · The Punch ·
APC extends sale of forms, submission deadline
The All Progressives Congress has extended the timeline for the purchase and submission of expression of interest and nomination forms. This adjustment provides prospective candidates more time to participate in the party's internal electoral processes ahead of the scheduled primary elections across the country.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Kebbi: Gov Idris inaugurates APC consensus committee ahead of primaries
Governor Idris of Kebbi State has inaugurated a consensus committee for the All Progressives Congress in preparation for the upcoming party primaries. The committee is expected to facilitate agreements among aspirants to ensure a smooth selection process for candidates and maintain party unity ahead of the electoral contests.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Supreme Court judgement shows PDP is one, no faction – Wike
Nyesom Wike has stated that the recent Supreme Court judgment confirms the People's Democratic Party remains a single entity without any internal factions. He noted that the ruling reinforces party unity and clarifies the legal standing of the organization following various disputes regarding its leadership and structural integrity.
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Politics · Vanguard ·ADC hails Supreme Court verdict, vows not to be intimidated
The African Democratic Congress has welcomed a recent judgment delivered by the Supreme Court. The political party expressed satisfaction with the legal outcome while maintaining its commitment to resisting any form of intimidation as it continues its activities within the Nigerian political landscape.
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Politics · The Punch ·
No promotion for errant officers, Police fault claims of rewarding misconduct
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed allegations suggesting that officers involved in misconduct are rewarded with promotions. Authorities clarified that personnel with pending disciplinary matters are ineligible for career advancement, maintaining that the current administration remains committed to rewarding only merit and professional conduct within the service.
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Politics · PM News ·
Tinubu appoints Babalola adviser, seeks 90-day blueprint for power sector reset
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Babalola as an adviser tasked with developing a 90-day blueprint for the Nigerian power sector. The initiative aims to provide a strategic roadmap for resetting the energy industry and addressing critical infrastructure challenges to ensure a more reliable national power supply for the country.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC crisis: Atiku reacts to Supreme Court ruling
Atiku Abubakar has responded to the Supreme Court judgment concerning the internal leadership crisis within the African Democratic Congress. The former Vice President acknowledged the court's verdict as the party seeks to resolve its administrative disputes, reflecting on the broader implications for the Nigerian political system and judicial processes.
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Politics · Daily Post ·INEC welcomes new national commissioner ahead 2027 election preparations
The Independent National Electoral Commission has officially welcomed a new national commissioner to its leadership team. This appointment is part of the agency's strategic efforts to strengthen its administrative capacity as it begins preliminary preparations for the 2027 general elections in Nigeria.
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Politics · Vanguard ·ADC: ‘Don’t celebrate yet’ — Atiku cautions after S-Court backs Mark leadership
Atiku Abubakar has advised members of the African Democratic Congress to exercise restraint following a Supreme Court ruling that validated the party leadership under Mark. The former vice president suggested that despite the judicial outcome, the party must remain focused on internal reconciliation and long-term organizational stability rather than immediate festivities.
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