
Doris Ogala: Abia People Must Accept Me as Governor
Nollywood actress Doris Ogala declares she will be the next governor of Abia State. She emphasizes her commitment to the welfare of residents and economic growth.
Writer
Bringing you the latest from the Politics and Metro desks.
3850 stories published

Nollywood actress Doris Ogala declares she will be the next governor of Abia State. She emphasizes her commitment to the welfare of residents and economic growth.

The House of Representatives resumed work, debating budget delays and national security. Tensions rose over calls for President Tinubu to explain funding issues.

The Nigerian government has suspended plans to increase WAEC and NECO registration fees. This decision follows concerns raised by stakeholders and the public.

The Enugu State Police are searching for a bus driver and conductor involved in attacking police officers and stealing a rifle. They are wanted for serious charges.

Ejike Ofoegbu, a blogger, faces charges for publishing false news about Governor Soludo. He has since apologized and admitted to fabricating the stories.

Residents of Idanre are demanding action on the abandoned Idanre, Owena road project. They report safety risks and economic losses due to the poor road condition.

The Nigerian military reports that three foreign terrorists were involved in a failed ISWAP attack in Borno State, indicating continued outside support for the group.

Adeniyi Adeyemi will be charged by the police for operating a fake agency. The case includes serious allegations like forgery and impersonation.

The APC states that the opposition's failure to meet the INEC deadline highlights their lack of readiness for the 2027 elections. The ruling party successfully submitted their candidates on time.

Aminu Gwarzo, the NDC candidate in Kano, urges eligible residents to register for their PVC online before July 24. He emphasizes the importance of voting for change.

The rescue of 44 pupils and teachers in Oyo State brings relief but sparks political debates ahead of the 2027 elections, highlighting security concerns.

A headmaster in Oyo State has been kidnapped by gunmen who are demanding a ransom of N30 million. The incident has sparked calls for security intervention.