
Nigerian Youth Urged to Shape Democracy in 2027 Elections
The House of Representatives encourages Nigerian youth to participate in the 2027 elections. Their civic engagement is crucial for democracy.
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The House of Representatives encourages Nigerian youth to participate in the 2027 elections. Their civic engagement is crucial for democracy.

Salisu Lukman has resigned from the ADC, citing painful treatment from party leaders and tensions with El-Rufai. He fears for the party's future in the 2027 elections.
Oladipupo Adebutu, the PDP governorship candidate for Ogun State, welcomes defectors and calls on residents to register and join the party for future elections.
The APC Delta Mandate shows support for Governor Oborevwori and President Tinubu as they prepare for the 2027 elections. Members emphasize unity and grassroots mobilization.
Speaker Abbas Tajudeen vows to change old laws that hinder investment and improve Nigeria's business environment. He emphasizes the need for stable and transparent regulations.
Nigeria's investigation into tech giants like Google and Meta could reshape journalism in the digital age, addressing revenue issues and content use.
Prof. Abubakar Sulaiman urges Nigerian youths to get involved in politics. He believes real change comes from participation, not just activism.
The Enugu State Housing Development Corporation has launched a new plan to tackle housing issues, emphasizing sustainable and people-centered development.

Nyesom Wike emphasizes the need for presidential support in governance. He shares how he relies on his wife's prayers for President Tinubu's backing.

Ankpechi community in Benue State was attacked by suspected herders, resulting in one injury. The assailants shot at residents and looted shops.

Mary Habila's family has declined a post-mortem despite calls for an investigation into her death. They wish to proceed with burial plans without further inquiry.

The National Universities Commission has approved five new full-time undergraduate programs at ESUT, including degrees in Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security.