It’s no longer a news that a sitting Senator, representing Osun East Senatorial District, Sen. Francis Fadahunsi openly ordered his loyalists to kill any accord party member in the state. In a video that was live stream, the Senator issued the threat unequivocally, and even encouraged people that were present to circulate the video. I…
For years, the story of Nigeria’s minerals has followed the same pattern: trucks carrying raw ore leave the country, other nations make the real money turning that ore into something useful, and Nigeria is left with little more than dust and unpaid royalties. In July 2026, the government tried to change that story. President Bola…
There’s a particular kind of Nigerian scepticism reserved for big infrastructure announcements. We’ve heard “this will be completed in three years” too many times — about Ajaokuta Steel, about the Second Niger Bridge, about the Abuja–Kaduna rail line that took a decade. Is the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway actually different, or is it just the latest…
According to him, he has deliberately avoided interfering in the operations of anti-corruption agencies because he believes that strong democratic institutions are essential for good governance and the rule of law.
According to him, freezing the state’s main allocation account so close to the election could disrupt government activities, delay salary payments, affect the delivery of essential public services and create fear among the people. He said if the EFCC has genuine reasons to investigate the state, it should follow due legal process instead of taking actions that may appear politically motivated
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have officially published credentials of candidates contesting the January 16, 2027, Presidential and National Assembly elections. An announcement by the electoral body on August 1st, 2026, through its X handle, revealed that the statutory public display commenced simultaneously across all INEC state offices and local government…
Makinde disclosed the visit in a post shared on his official social media account on Sunday.
Under the new structure, the Nigerian Army will operate 12 divisions strategically located across the country. The new formations will be established in Makurdi, Ilorin, Jalingo and Benin City, while existing divisions in Kaduna, Ibadan, Jos, Port Harcourt, Maiduguri, Sokoto, Lagos and Enugu will continue to oversee their designated operational areas.
According to the organisation, the project was allocated ₦30m in the 2024 Federal Government budget for the construction of an examination hall at the school, Tracka said, “N30m was allocated to the construction of an examination hall at Government Comprehensive School, Naka, Benue State, in the 2024 Federal Government budget.”
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Nigeria’s federal government steps up efforts to implement 112 as Nigeria’s single national emergency toll-free number, with plans to work closely with state governors to ensure its successful rollout across the country. Following a meeting between Vice President Kashim Shettima and a delegation from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), led by the…