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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has declared that he will not impose a successor nor assume the role of a godfather, emphasizing the need for capable leadership beyond his tenure. Speaking in Umuahia, Otti stressed that true governance is about selecting the most qualified individuals for leadership roles.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, politicians are increasingly resorting to threatening and intolerant language, raising alarms about the potential for violence. Experts warn that such inflammatory rhetoric could undermine the democratic process and promote a culture of hostility among political rivals.
In the wake of rising anti-immigrant sentiments, Azu Ishiekwene explores the complexities of South Africa's socio-political landscape, drawing parallels to Nigeria's past. He warns that the current climate of scapegoating reflects a troubling trend in global politics that requires urgent attention and introspection.
The political landscape in Nasarawa is evolving as former governor Abdullahi Adamu's endorsement of ex-IGP Mohammed Adamu, now with the SDP, poses challenges for the APC. With the ruling party's candidate, Wadada, supported by Governor Sule, the contest for the governorship seat is becoming increasingly complex ahead of the 2027 elections.
Osita Okechukwu, former Director-General of the Voice of Nigeria, has called on President Tinubu to disregard the apprehensions expressed by some APC governors and consider forming an alliance with the Rainbow Coalition led by Nyesom Wike. He contends that these governors lack the voter mobilization capacity necessary for the upcoming elections.
In a firm stance against military support for Israel, Malaysian authorities have seized shipments intended for the Israeli military and declared they will not allow such cargo to pass through their ports. The decision underscores Malaysia's ongoing commitment to its foreign policy priorities regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The legacy of the Biafra War has left an indelible mark on the Igbo identity, leading to a complicated web of ethnic nationalism and disunity. As various groups within Nigeria's regions grapple with their identities, many individuals are increasingly rejecting the broader Igbo label in favor of their unique dialectal affiliations.
By SUNNY IKHIOYA It is not a matter of whether you love President Bola Tinubu or not. It is a question of the way forward for Nigeria. We are taught to believe that politics is a contest of ideas. The
A coalition of Nigerian bishops has publicly backed President Tinubu's bid for re-election in the upcoming January 2027 presidential election, stirring a variety of responses from the public and political observers. The endorsement highlights the intersection of religion and politics in Nigeria, as clergymen leverage their influence during this critical electoral period.
An investigation into the academic credentials of Peter Obi has revealed important insights regarding the authenticity of his degree. The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has provided clarifications that may impact public perception of the political figure's qualifications.
An ex-minister has forecast a significant defeat for President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 elections, attributing potential voter discontent to recent policies affecting the North. He suggests that the late President Buhari's absence will further diminish Tinubu's support base.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has launched a comprehensive payroll verification initiative aimed at eliminating ghost workers across the state's local governments. This move, he asserts, is crucial for ensuring fiscal discipline and enhancing financial integrity within the public service.
The construction of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is poised to have profound political, historical, and economic implications. This ambitious project acknowledges the historical importance of Calabar and its enduring legacy in Nigeria's development.
Reno Omokri, Nigeria’s ambassador-designate to Mexico, asserts that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was not the target of an FBI investigation, despite connections to individuals involved. He emphasizes that the funds scrutinized were linked to clients of Tinubu's accounting work, not to the President himself.
In the wake of Nigeria's 2023 presidential election, political analysts caution against the misleading perception of strength among opposition factions in Adamawa. With Bola Tinubu securing a significant portion of the vote, the arithmetic of political divide prompts a reevaluation of strategies moving forward.
