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Politics · Daily Post ·2027: I will end Zamfara insecurity in two years or resign — NDC guber candidate, Marafa
NDC governorship candidate Marafa has pledged to end insecurity in Zamfara within two years if elected in 2027. He said he would resign if he failed to meet that target, making the security crisis and his proposed timeline central to his campaign commitment.
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Politics · Daily Post ·2027: Desist from making such ‘comments’ – APC chieftain, Farouk warns Wike
An APC chieftain, Farouk, has cautioned Nyesom Wike against making certain comments regarding the 2027 political contest, urging the former Rivers State governor and minister to desist from such remarks.
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Politics · Premium Times ·2027: Shettima calls for politics without bitterness
Ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections, Vice President Kashim Shettima has urged political actors to pursue politics without bitterness. His appeal points to the need for a calmer, more constructive political environment as parties and stakeholders prepare for the next electoral cycle.
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Politics · PM News ·‘Resurrecting the dead’: Melaye slams fresh EFCC petition against Atiku
Dino Melaye has criticised a fresh petition filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission against Atiku Abubakar, characterising the move as an attempt to revive a matter he considers settled or no longer active.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Jibrin warns APC govs against embarrassing Wike
Jibrin has cautioned governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress against conduct or actions that could embarrass Wike, highlighting a political warning involving the party’s state governors and the former Rivers State governor.
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Politics · Premium Times ·APC lawmaker defends Wike as tension grows with party’s governors
An APC lawmaker has defended Nyesom Wike as tensions reportedly increase between the former governor and members of the party’s governors’ forum. The development highlights internal political disagreements within the APC and the lawmaker’s position in support of Wike amid the widening strain.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
G100: Opposition Parties Begin Implementation Of Summit Resolutions
Opposition parties under the G100 platform have begun implementing resolutions reached at their summit. The development signals movement from discussions to coordinated action, although the headline does not specify the resolutions, participating parties, or the practical steps being taken.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Nigerian newspapers review: Tinubu must intervene in Wike, APC govs’ feud – PCC
A newspaper review reports that the PCC has called on President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the ongoing feud involving Nyesom Wike and governors elected under the All Progressives Congress. The appeal highlights concerns over the political disagreement and seeks presidential involvement to address the dispute.
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Politics · The Punch ·2027: Opposition leadership committee holds inaugural meeting – G-100
The Opposition Leadership Committee for the 2027 political process has held its inaugural meeting, according to G-100. The meeting marks the committee’s first formal gathering as opposition figures or groups begin organising and coordinating ahead of Nigeria’s next general election.
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Politics · The Punch ·
IPCR urges National Assembly to strengthen peace legislation
The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has called on the National Assembly to reinforce Nigeria’s legal framework for peacebuilding and conflict prevention. The appeal indicates a need for stronger legislation to support national peace efforts, although the headline does not specify the proposed measures or areas requiring amendment.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Kano guber: PDP replaces Dalha with Abacha’s son, names Kibiya running mate
The Peoples Democratic Party has altered its Kano governorship ticket, replacing Dalha with Abacha’s son as its candidate. The party has also selected Kibiya as the running mate, marking a change in its lineup for the forthcoming Kano governorship contest.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Ending Child Labour Now National Priority – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has identified ending child labour as a national priority, signalling the government’s intention to strengthen efforts to protect children and address their exploitation. The declaration places the issue on the country’s policy agenda, although the headline provides no further details on specific measures or timelines.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Wike remains an asset to APC, shouldn’t be embarrassed — Lawmaker
A lawmaker says Nyesom Wike remains a valuable asset to the All Progressives Congress and should not be subjected to embarrassment. The statement indicates continued political support for Wike within the party, while the specific circumstances surrounding the lawmaker’s comments are not provided in the headline.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
West African Youths Urge Removal Of Legal, Financial Barriers To Political Participation
Youths across West Africa are calling for the removal of legal and financial obstacles that limit their participation in politics. Their appeal focuses on creating more accessible conditions for young people to engage in political processes and potentially seek or hold public office.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Anambra debt row: Obidient coordinator shares Obi’s 2014 handover report
An Obidient movement coordinator has released a 2014 handover report associated with Peter Obi amid an ongoing dispute over Anambra State’s debt position. The document appears intended to provide information relevant to claims about the state’s finances during the political disagreement.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
NANS Seeks Youth Inclusion In North Central Commission’s Development Plan
The National Association of Nigerian Students is calling for young people to be included in the development planning of the North Central Commission. The appeal highlights youth participation as a consideration in shaping the commission’s priorities and programmes for the region.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Supreme Court reserves judgment in INEC appeal over ZLP challenge to Electoral Act
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment in an appeal filed by the Independent National Electoral Commission concerning the Zenith Labour Party’s challenge to provisions of the Electoral Act. The decision will determine the court’s position on the legal dispute between the electoral body and the party.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Lagos 2027: ‘I will campaign in Yoruba’ — GRV
Ahead of the 2027 Lagos political contest, GRV says he will conduct his campaign in Yoruba. The statement highlights his intention to communicate with voters in the indigenous language during the forthcoming electioneering period, though the headline does not provide further details about his platform, party affiliation or campaign plans.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Your lie irredeemable – Shehu tells power minister over ‘freezer is freezing’ comment
Shehu has criticised the power minister over a remark about freezers functioning, describing the minister’s claim as an irredeemable falsehood and escalating the dispute over the state of electricity supply.
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Politics · Premium Times ·How SDP leaders worked with APC to create ‘false opposition’ – Vice Presidential candidate
The Social Democratic Party’s vice-presidential candidate alleges that some SDP leaders collaborated with the All Progressives Congress to create what he described as a false opposition. The claim suggests internal or cross-party cooperation may have been used to influence the appearance of political competition.
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