
Oyebanji, Deputy Receive Certificates After Winning Second Term Election
Governor Biodun Oyebanji and his deputy Monisade Afuye received their Certificates of Return, confirming their victory in the recent Ekiti governorship election.
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Governor Biodun Oyebanji and his deputy Monisade Afuye received their Certificates of Return, confirming their victory in the recent Ekiti governorship election.

The PRP claims Kwankwaso bought all nomination forms for 69 positions, hindering internal democracy. They demand independence for political parties.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has denied former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai's request to change his bail conditions in a phone tapping case. The judge emphasized the need for him to show up for trial.

Ten APC aspirants in Kwara State warn against involving traditional rulers in politics. They express concerns over the legitimacy of the governorship primary results.

The Lagos State Government has closed i-Fitness Gym in Lekki for allegedly discharging raw sewage into public drains, posing a public health threat.
Warman Ogoriba, Bayelsa APC Chairman, commends President Tinubu's performance and emphasizes the importance of constructive criticism in politics.

Six suspected cult members were arrested by the Ondo State Police in Akoko South-West during an intelligence-led operation. The police aim to combat cultism and violent crimes in the area.

The House Committee on Petroleum Resources aims to boost oversight of Nigeria's midstream oil industry. They plan to engage directly with operators for better transparency.

A tragic tanker fire in Enugu has resulted in three fatalities and significant property damage. The fire started after a truck crashed into the LNG tanker.

Abuja residents are struggling to book appointments for PVC registration on the INEC portal, leading to frustration as the election date approaches.

A violent clash in Kebbi State resulted in eight deaths, prompting a curfew and increased security measures. The conflict arose over cattle damaging farmland.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, chairman of the PRP, denies claims that 69 nomination forms were sold to Kwankwaso. He states the party operates from Abuja, not Kano.