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Canada and Bosnia-Herzegovina ended their World Cup match in a 1-1 draw, marking a historic event as the first finals game on Canadian soil. The co-hosts managed to equalize in the second half, showcasing their competitive spirit.
Anambra APC has confirmed the expulsion of seven members for violating party guidelines and litigation. The party has also established a reconciliation committee to address internal conflicts.
The SDP, led by Gabam, paid tribute to MKO Abiola on June 12, emphasizing the need for credible elections in Nigeria. They called for stronger democratic institutions to enhance trust in the electoral process.
Yaya Tongo, the Gombe Federal Constituency Representative, has passed away in a hospital in Abuja. His death marks a significant loss for the political landscape in Gombe State.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan calls for unity and national cohesion among Nigerians on Democracy Day. She emphasizes that these values are essential for a stable and thriving democracy.
Former militants in Nigeria are embracing new opportunities after completing vocational training programs in Borno State. This initiative aims to support their reintegration into society and foster sustainable livelihoods.
Canada made a historic World Cup debut on home soil, securing a point against Bosnia after a comeback. Cyle Larin scored the equalizer following an early goal from Jovo Lukic.
Governor Muhammadu Yahaya has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of the Emir of Ngazargamu, Alhaji Tijjani Ahmed Ibn-S. His death is a significant loss for the community and the Northern States Governors’ Forum.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa discusses the complexities of addressing banditry and terrorism in Nigeria. He highlights the role of community support for criminals as a significant challenge.
A man named Nwali Nwibo has been arrested by the Nigeria Police Force for allegedly spreading false information about bandit attacks in Ebonyi. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding misinformation related to security issues in the region.
The Oyo government has urged the opposition to refrain from politicizing the Oriire kidnapping incident. They emphasized the need for a responsible approach that prioritizes the safety of children and teachers.
Super Eagles player Igoh Ogbu has undergone surgery on his Achilles and is expected to be out for three months. The club has announced that he will begin his rehabilitation program shortly.
The Morocco coach has expressed confidence in his team's abilities ahead of their World Cup opener against Brazil. He emphasized the importance of respecting their opponents while not being afraid of them.
Adams Oshiomhole expresses his support for President Tinubu's administration while emphasizing the importance of accountability in democracy. He defends the Senate's investigation into the Nigerian National Petroleum Company's finances.
Aliyu Bin Abbas, the ADP presidential candidate, emphasizes the need for security, prosperity, and justice for Nigerians on Democracy Day. He encourages youths to engage actively in the democratic process.
Pele's 1958 FIFA World Cup medal is set to be auctioned for over N900 million. This auction highlights the enduring legacy of the football legend and the value of historic sports memorabilia.
South Africa intends to charge the Nigerian federal government for the costs associated with deporting Nigerian nationals. This move highlights ongoing tensions regarding immigration and the treatment of foreign nationals in South Africa.
Governor Otu has announced the completion of 127 kilometers of roads, emphasizing the focus on serving the people's interests over public ceremonies. The roads are now operational, reflecting a commitment to infrastructure development without fanfare.
A US legislator has expressed gratitude for the passage of Nigeria's State Police Bill by the House of Representatives. This policy is seen as a significant step in addressing security concerns in the country.
Kaduna State has become the first in Nigeria to adopt the national WDC guidelines, as announced by the NPHCDA. This milestone reflects the state's commitment to improving health care standards.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has celebrated 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance in Nigeria. This milestone is seen as a significant achievement for the country.
Nigeria is launching the National AI Trust initiative to establish itself as a leader in AI governance. This move aims to enhance the country's role on the global stage in technology regulation.
Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi advocates for inclusive leadership on Democracy Day. She emphasizes the need for a leadership approach that embraces all citizens.
Bukola Saraki emphasizes the importance of robust democratic institutions in tackling Nigeria's security issues. He encourages Nigerians to value their democracy and highlights that the 8th Senate was not merely a rubber stamp.
Terver Shirsha Atsar warns that the government is evolving into a cabal, threatening democracy in Nigeria. He calls for resilience among citizens to protect democratic values.
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, urges the Nigerian government to enhance its fight against insecurity, including banditry and kidnapping. His call comes on Democracy Day, highlighting the need for improved safety measures in the country.
Oyo State traffic agency and car dealers agree to strictly enforce a ban on unregistered vehicles, enhancing security and road safety. Learn about the new
Former REC Mike Igini accuses the judiciary of subverting the June 12, 1993 presidential election, warning that Nigeria’s democracy needs courts committed
Dino Melaye has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to resign, criticizing his Democracy Day speech for not addressing the pressing issues of insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria. Melaye's comments reflect growing discontent among citizens regarding the government's response to these challenges.
Chike Okogwu, the National Leader of Persons with Disabilities in the ADC, emphasizes that Nigeria's democracy is incomplete without the inclusion of individuals with disabilities. He calls for greater opportunities and services for this marginalized group.