National, governance, politics, policy, and breaking developments.
The Makinde/Daura Presidential Campaign Organisation has labeled President Tinubu’s N60 fuel discount as a mere political maneuver, arguing it fails to address the economic struggles faced by Nigerians. They point to recent petrol price hikes as evidence that the administration's claims of relief are disconnected from reality.
The ruling followed an objection by Ms Adichie and her husband, Ivara Esege, who asked the court to dismiss the suit two weeks earlier. The post Court rejects Euracare’s bid to halt inquest into Adich
A key witness in the trial of five suspected Ansaru members has revealed the motivations behind the May 15 abduction of students in Oyo State. The testimony sheds light on the operational tactics of the terrorist group and the broader implications for security in Nigeria.
Biodiversity expert Edem Eniang warns that habitat destruction and indiscriminate killings are significantly threatening Nigeria's snake population, highlighting a lack of reliable data on the issue. He calls for increased research and conservation efforts to safeguard these vital reptiles.
In a significant move, 5,900 education officers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) have commenced their promotion examinations, which are set to be strictly merit-based. This initiative aims to ensure that educators return to their classrooms promptly following the completion of their assessments.
The Federal Government has withdrawn previous charges against Mr. Adeyemi, citing significant loopholes, and will now file new charges related to his alleged involvement in a fraudulent agency scheme. This development was announced by the Director of Public Prosecutions of the Federation on Monday.
A recent ruling mandates the All Progressives Congress to address allegations of result manipulation in their primary elections for the Plateau State Assembly. This decision stems from a lawsuit filed by a party member contesting the integrity of the election results announced on May 20.
The Federal Government has expressed unwavering support for its decisions regarding the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project, emphasizing that these choices are rooted in sound engineering principles. Minister of Works and Housing, David Umahi, reassured stakeholders of the project's viability and successful implementation.
Recent natural disasters have devastated seven Local Government Areas in Taraba State, prompting urgent calls for residents to evacuate to higher ground. The TSEMA executive secretary has urged those in flood-prone areas to seek safety in designated temporary camps.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) have declared the directive by Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike to implement a no-work, no-pay policy against striking workers as unconstitutional and unenforceable. This announcement comes amid rising tensions between state authorities and labor unions over workers' rights and strike actions.
During a centenary celebration in Ilorin, the Sultan of Sokoto urged the youth to steer clear of political thuggery and banditry, emphasizing the importance of peace and integrity in governance. His message comes at a critical time, as Nigeria approaches a pivotal election period characterized by rising political tensions.
The resignation of Mr. Ogunwuyi marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Oyo State as Governor Seyi Makinde prepares for his presidential ambitions in the upcoming 2027 elections. This development raises questions about the future of governance and political strategy in the region.
