
Obi calls for peaceful elections in 2027, urges Nigerians to reject violent leaders
Peter Obi emphasizes the need for peaceful elections in 2027, urging candidates to act responsibly and prioritize the safety of Nigerians over political ambitions.
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Peter Obi emphasizes the need for peaceful elections in 2027, urging candidates to act responsibly and prioritize the safety of Nigerians over political ambitions.

The PBAT Door-To-Door Movement kicks off its campaign for Tinubu's re-election with a large walk in Lagos, aiming to gather grassroots support.

Nyesom Wike announced plans to demolish houses obstructing waterways in Abuja after recent flooding. He emphasized the need for action to protect the city.

May & Baker Nigeria Plc has issued a warning about the fake M&B Equity Stake investment scheme. They urge the public to ignore related promotional materials.

The federal government has introduced the National Digital Cloud Policy to enhance Nigeria's digital infrastructure and attract $750 million in investments over two years.

Nyesom Wike claims that President Tinubu will find the 2027 election easier than 2023, citing a divided and weakened opposition as a key factor.

Nyesom Wike believes Governor Ademola Adeleke's victory in Osun was possible because President Tinubu ensured a fair election. He dismissed rigging allegations.

Prof. Pat Utomi believes the Osun election shows that evil has an expiry date. He critiques governors who defected, saying they will face consequences.

Delta State Police have caught eight suspects who escaped from a police station in Ughelli. The re-arrest is part of a nationwide police operation.

The ADC claims its low vote count in the Osun governorship election was due to its collaboration with the Accord Party, aimed at stopping the APC from regaining power.

The Ogun State Police have arrested two suspected robbers in Abeokuta. The men were caught after police received a tip-off about their activities.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has raised alarms about the trend of governors and political leaders gathering in states during elections, which he believes threatens democracy.