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Politics · PM News ·
Recruitment: FRSC speaks on alleged 50 slots for Gombe lawmaker
The Federal Road Safety Corps has addressed an allegation that a Gombe lawmaker received 50 recruitment slots. The report focuses on the agency’s response to the claim, but the headline does not specify whether FRSC confirmed, denied or clarified the alleged allocation.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
2027: Why Tinubu should be given second term — Lalong, First Lady
Former Plateau State Governor Simon Lalong and Nigeria’s First Lady have offered reasons they believe President Bola Tinubu should receive a second term in 2027. The headline indicates that both figures support his re-election, but does not specify the arguments or circumstances behind their positions.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Shettima clarifies comment on northern governors’ support for Tinubu
Vice President Kashim Shettima has clarified remarks concerning northern governors and their support for President Bola Tinubu. The clarification addresses the meaning or context of his earlier comment, amid attention to the governors’ political position and relationship with the president.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Adebutu dares Yayi to sue over Ogun indigeneship dispute
Ogun political figure Adebutu has challenged Yayi to take legal action over their dispute concerning the indigeneship status of people in Ogun State. The headline indicates an escalation of the disagreement, but provides no further details about the claims, context or any court proceedings.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·
Keyamo: Nigerians will fact-check Obi claim by claim in 2027
Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Keyamo says Nigerians will scrutinise and verify Peter Obi’s claims individually ahead of the 2027 elections. The statement signals an expected focus on examining Obi’s public assertions as political debate intensifies, although the headline does not provide details about the specific claims or the context of Keyamo’s remarks.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
2027: Only 10% of N’ Assembly Candidates Are Women As GSAI, CISLAC Blame Parties, Demand Reform
GSAI and CISLAC report that women make up only 10% of candidates for Nigeria’s National Assembly in the 2027 elections. The groups attribute the imbalance to political parties and are calling for reforms to address barriers limiting women’s participation and representation in elective politics.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Benue CP warns politicians against recruiting thugs, cultists
The Benue State Commissioner of Police has warned politicians against recruiting thugs or cultists, signalling heightened concern over the involvement of criminal groups in political activities. The warning calls on political actors to avoid using such individuals, though the headline does not specify the occasion, sanctions or further details.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·
2027: Minister cautions diplomats against unguarded comments
A minister has cautioned diplomats to avoid making unguarded comments as political attention builds around Nigeria’s 2027 elections. The warning highlights the need for restraint and careful public communication by diplomatic officials while discussions about the upcoming electoral cycle continue.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
IPOB demands referendum on Nigeria’s political future
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is calling for a referendum to determine Nigeria’s political future. The group’s demand centres on allowing citizens to express their views on the country’s political direction through a formal public vote.
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Politics · PM News ·
2027: Sanwo-Olu, Fashola, Ambode, Obanikoro lead APC Lagos Campaign Council
Lagos APC has named a campaign council for the 2027 elections, with former and current party figures including Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Babatunde Fashola, Akinwunmi Ambode and Musiliu Obanikoro listed as leaders. The headline indicates the council will coordinate the party’s campaign activities in Lagos.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·
Atiku receives Buhari’s wife, says Nigeria must become affordable again
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar received the wife of former President Muhammadu Buhari, according to Nigerian Tribune. During the meeting, Atiku said Nigeria needs to become affordable again, highlighting concerns about the cost of living and economic pressures facing citizens without providing further details in the headline.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
Shettima clarifies remarks on Northern governors’ support for Tinubu
Vice President Kashim Shettima has clarified remarks concerning Northern governors’ reported support for President Bola Tinubu. The clarification addresses the meaning or context of his earlier comments, amid political discussion about the relationship between the president and governors from the region.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·
FULL LIST: Toyin Abraham, Eniola Badmus, other celebrities named in APC Lagos campaign council
The All Progressives Congress has released a Lagos campaign council list that includes actors Toyin Abraham and Eniola Badmus, alongside other celebrities. The announcement identifies the entertainers as members of the party’s campaign structure, although the headline does not specify their roles, responsibilities or the wider composition of the council.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
Terror Threats: Osun Govt Approves Establishment of Joint Security Task Force
The Osun State Government has approved the creation of a joint security task force in response to reported terror threats. The move is intended to strengthen coordination among security agencies and support efforts to protect residents, although the headline does not provide further details on the task force’s composition or operations.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Aisha Buhari Visits Atiku
Former First Lady Aisha Buhari visited Atiku Abubakar, the former vice president and presidential candidate, according to the headline. The brief report indicates a meeting between the two prominent Nigerian political figures, but provides no further details about the location, purpose or outcome of the visit.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
2027: South East APC Leaders Back Governors Over Campaign For Party’s Candidates
Ahead of the 2027 elections, All Progressives Congress leaders in Nigeria’s South-East have expressed support for the region’s governors regarding a campaign focused on promoting the party’s candidates. The development indicates coordination between the party’s regional leadership and state governments as preparations for the election continue.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
Own your streets, politics is not a game of mouth — Adebayo
Adebayo urges political actors to establish a strong presence and engagement within their communities, stressing that political influence requires practical action rather than verbal claims alone. The statement frames politics as an activity demanding organisation, visibility and participation, although the headline does not specify the people or circumstances being addressed.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
FG Announces National Youth Confab For October 2026
The Federal Government has announced plans to hold a national youth conference in October 2026. The event is expected to provide a formal platform for young Nigerians to discuss issues affecting them, although the headline does not specify the venue, agenda, participants or government’s stated objectives.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Adebayo to Youth: Stop Talking, Take Politics to Polling Units
Adebayo has urged Nigerian youths to move beyond discussions about politics and become actively involved at polling units. The appeal calls for practical participation in the electoral process, suggesting that young people should translate their political interest into engagement on election day.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
My ‘Six Northern Governors’ Comment Was About 2022 Primary- Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima has clarified that his reference to six northern governors concerned the 2022 presidential primary, rather than a current political development. His explanation seeks to provide context for the earlier remark and distinguish it from interpretations linking it to present-day political events.