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Politics · Leadership News ·BREAKING: Peter Obi Resigns From ADC Over ‘Toxic’ Political Climate
Peter Obi has resigned his membership from the African Democratic Congress, citing a problematic political atmosphere as the primary reason for his departure. The decision marks a significant move for the former presidential candidate as he distances himself from the party amid concerns regarding the current state of national politics.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Ex-IGP Alkali joins Yobe guber race, says consensus talks have collapsed
Former Inspector-General of Police Usman Alkali Baba has officially entered the governorship race in Yobe State. This decision follows the failure of internal negotiations aimed at selecting a consensus candidate for the position. His candidacy marks a significant shift in the state's political landscape as the electoral process advances.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Adedini Joins 2027 Reps Race, Vows Inclusive Development for Ife Constituency
Adedini has formally entered the 2027 race for the House of Representatives, seeking to represent the Ife Federal Constituency. The candidate has pledged to focus on inclusive development for the region and its constituents if elected to the National Assembly in the upcoming general elections.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Why I am leaving ADC – Peter Obi
Peter Obi details the reasons behind his exit from the African Democratic Congress while navigating his position in the Nigerian political landscape. The former governor clarifies his stance on party membership to address public speculation and outline his continued focus on national issues and strategic political realignment.
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Other · PM News ·
NDLEA arrests 83-year-old, 78-year-old grandpas for drug trafficking in Abia, Ekiti
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has apprehended two elderly men, aged 83 and 78, for alleged involvement in drug trafficking across Abia and Ekiti states. These arrests were conducted as part of the agency's ongoing efforts to curb illegal drug distribution within various regions of Nigeria.
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Politics · PM News ·
ADC fixes ₦100m for Presidential form, releases timetable for Primaries
The African Democratic Congress has established a ₦100 million fee for its presidential nomination form and published the official timetable for its primary elections. This announcement outlines the party's schedule for selecting candidates ahead of the upcoming general elections, providing a clear roadmap for aspirants within the political organization.
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Politics · Vanguard ·NNPP rebuts Kwankwaso, denies external influence in party exit
The New Nigeria Peoples Party has officially countered statements made by Rabiu Kwankwaso regarding recent departures from the political organization. Party officials maintained that internal decisions were made independently and denied allegations that external influences or third parties played a role in the exit of members from the group's structure.
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Politics · Daily Post ·BREAKING: Peter Obi resigns from ADC
Peter Obi has resigned from the African Democratic Congress. This development indicates a change in the political status of the former presidential candidate within the party. No specific reasons for the resignation or details about his subsequent political moves were included in the announcement regarding his departure from the organization.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria’s banks get major makeover under CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria is implementing significant structural changes and regulatory reforms within the nation's banking sector. These measures aim to modernize operations and enhance the stability of financial institutions across the country, marking a comprehensive transformation of the existing banking framework under the current leadership of the apex bank.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Amaechi: Obi’s Supporters Abuse Me, But for the Sake of Peace, I Don’t Reply
Former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi has stated that he avoids responding to verbal attacks from supporters of Peter Obi. He indicated that his decision to remain silent despite these provocations is intended to foster peace and avoid further political tension within the country.
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Education · Vanguard ·JAMB to decide 2026 UTME cutoff marks May 11
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is scheduled to determine the minimum cut-off marks for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on May 11. This upcoming decision will establish the baseline admission requirements for candidates seeking entry into various Nigerian universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education for the specified academic year.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Breaking: Peter Obi confirms leaving ADC
Peter Obi has formally announced his exit from the African Democratic Congress. The confirmation clarifies his political standing following recent developments within the party. This decision by the prominent Nigerian politician comes as he navigates the nation's shifting political environment ahead of future electoral engagements and organizational restructurings.
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Sports · Daily Post ·Atletico Madrid’s Ademola Lookman names two toughest defenders he ever faced
Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman has identified the two most challenging defenders he has encountered during his professional career. The Atalanta player shared these insights while reflecting on his competitive experiences across various European leagues, highlighting the specific difficulties posed by elite opponents in top-flight football matches.
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World · ThisDay ·
At World Press Freedom Day, UN Voices Concerns over Growing Attacks on Journalists
During World Press Freedom Day commemorations, the United Nations highlighted a significant rise in attacks against journalists globally. The international body expressed concerns over the safety of media professionals and emphasized the importance of protecting the press to ensure the free flow of information in various regions.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
NGX ETF market records broad losses in April 2026
The Nigerian Exchange Group’s Exchange Traded Fund market experienced widespread declines throughout April 2026. These losses affected various investment instruments within the segment, reflecting a period of downward performance for local ETFs. Investors observed a contraction in market value as several listed funds failed to maintain positive momentum during the month.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
2027: ADC Releases Timetable For Primaries, Sets Nomination Fees
The African Democratic Congress has released its official timetable for the 2027 primary elections and announced the required nomination fees for prospective candidates. This development marks the commencement of the party's preparations for the next general elections, establishing the schedule and financial guidelines for members seeking various elective positions across the country.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
2027: ADC Releases Primary Timetable, Sets Nomination Fees
The African Democratic Congress has officially released its primary election timetable and established the costs for nomination forms ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general elections. This announcement outlines the party's internal schedule for selecting candidates and marks an early start to preparations for the upcoming national electoral cycle.
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World · Vanguard ·Full list of countries with ‘almost’ no churches
A comprehensive list highlights various nations around the world where Christian churches are virtually absent. These locations typically feature predominant alternative religious practices or governmental restrictions on the establishment of Christian worship centers, leading to a landscape with few to no formal ecclesiastical buildings for the public.
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Sports · The Punch ·D’Tigress suffer heavy defeat to Indiana Fever in US tour finale
The Nigerian national women's basketball team, D’Tigress, concluded their United States tour with a significant defeat against the Indiana Fever. This final match of the tour saw the team face the WNBA franchise as part of their competitive preparations, ending the series on a challenging note before their upcoming engagements.
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Business · Vanguard ·Petrol Hike: “My salary not enough to buy fuel every day”: FCT residents abandon cars for public transport
Residents in the Federal Capital Territory are increasingly opting for public transportation as a response to rising petrol prices. Many car owners report that their monthly earnings are insufficient to cover daily fuel costs, leading to a significant shift in commuting habits across the Nigerian capital.
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