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Omobude, the former President of the PFN, emphasizes the need for government action against rising insecurity and killings in Nigeria. He insists that the perpetrators are not invincible and must be held accountable.
Samuel Chukwueze and Calvin Bassey played key roles in Fulham's 1-0 victory over Aston Villa. This win strengthens Fulham's chances for a European finish in the league.
The 2026 O’jez Ladder table tennis tournament has commenced at the Ikeja Country Club, attracting over 300 participants. The event promises to showcase competitive talent in the sport.
Emmanuel Fernandez has dismissed rumors about leaving Rangers, emphasizing his commitment to winning the Premiership title. The Super Eagles defender is focused on his current club responsibilities.
Wale Edun's removal as Nigeria's Minister of Finance highlights significant governance issues under President Tinubu. This situation raises concerns about the transparency and integrity of the current administration.
The new Electoral Act 2026 is praised by the APC as a significant modernization effort. However, critics argue it contains serious loopholes that undermine its effectiveness.
The article discusses concerns about the impartiality of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and suggests decentralising its operations. It highlights the potential risks of a partisan electoral body in Nigeria's democratic process.
Akinyemi Ifetuga believes Dapo Abiodun's experience will greatly benefit the people of Ogun East if he is elected to the Senate in 2027. The emphasis is on the importance of legislative representation over mere executive branding.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is demonstrating resilience in 22 critical states despite facing legal challenges and political pressures. This situation highlights both the coalition's strength and its vulnerabilities as the 2027 elections approach.
Dele Oye, former OPS president, criticizes Nigeria's economy as being rigged against the majority. He highlights issues related to rent-seeking practices that hinder equitable growth.
Aspirant Kehinde Alex Bankole emphasizes the need for proactive measures to address insecurity in the Ekiti/Oke Ero/Irepodun/Isin constituency. He is one of 11 candidates vying for the National Assembly seat under the APC platform.
Prof. Mohammed Sani Haruna has declared he will not withdraw from the Nasarawa governorship race despite Governor Abdullahi Sule endorsing Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada. Haruna is determined to contest in the APC primaries.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections, significant political realignments are occurring, with many key players shifting their allegiances. This trend, termed 'Baba Sope Politics,' is influencing the strategies of politicians seeking support from President Tinubu.
Doctors in Lagos are protesting against police harassment, sharing chilling stories of arrests and extortion. The Lagos Commissioner of Police may meet with the doctors to address their concerns.
Nigerian opposition parties are collaborating to nominate a single presidential candidate for the 2027 elections. This move aims to strengthen their position against the ruling APC party.
The trial of former Kaduna State Governor Nasir el-Rufai is set to proceed under legal guidelines. His voluntary appearance before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission highlights his commitment to the rule of law.
The article discusses the concept of 'soft landings' in Nigerian politics and the public's perception of presidential announcements regarding resignations. It highlights the unwritten rules that govern political transitions in the country.
Nigeria's U-17 team, the Flamingos, started their 2026 World Cup qualifier preparations with an impressive 6-0 victory over Generation Next. This strong performance sets a positive tone for their upcoming matches.
Super Eagles coach Éric Chelle acknowledges financial challenges in contract negotiations. He emphasizes that his primary focus is on coaching and preparing for upcoming matches.
Chiamaka Nnadozie's impressive goalkeeping led Brighton & Hove Albion to a thrilling 3-2 win over Manchester City. This victory has postponed Manchester City's title celebration in the Women's Super League.
A training workshop by Unilag Geo-Farm and HOMEF addressed health concerns related to GMOs, pesticides, and fertilizers. The event aimed to educate smallholder farmers across the three senatorial districts.
Archbishop Iboyi claims that some pastors were involved in his kidnapping, highlighting a troubling connection between financial support and occult practices. He emphasizes the challenges faced by those who preach the truth in a corrupt environment.
Arthur Okonkwo's Wrexham is set to play against Frank Onyeka's Coventry City in a vital match for Championship play-off promotion. This clash is crucial for both teams as they aim for a higher league position.
A 31-year-old man in Delta has been arrested for attempting to kidnap his benefactor aunt. He hired a gang with N900,000, only to discover they were informants.
Godwin Sogolo reflects on his life as he turns 80, expressing joy despite the challenges faced. His journey from naivety to wisdom highlights a celebration of resilience and happiness.
The article advocates for Osun youths to support Governor Adeleke in the upcoming 2026 election. It highlights the significant influence of young voters on government policies affecting education and their overall future.
The Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Authority has announced plans for a smart tourism hub. This initiative aims to enhance Nigeria's economy and generate employment opportunities.
Yusuf Tuggar has announced his intention to run for the Bauchi governorship in 2027, emphasizing his commitment to uniting the APC. He aims to address the developmental challenges facing the state.
Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso are uniting northern leaders to oppose Atiku, proposing a one-term power-sharing agreement for a joint ADC presidential ticket. This strategic alliance aims to consolidate support in the upcoming elections.
Nigeria's Federal Government has registered 3,613 refugees, reflecting a 21% increase in asylum-seekers. The rise in numbers indicates ongoing challenges in the region regarding displacement and safety.