Six-year presidency won’t solve Nigeria’s problems – CUPP
CUPP and NPSA reject the proposed six-year single term for Nigerian presidents and governors, arguing it won’t solve the nation’s deep-seated problems.
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CUPP and NPSA reject the proposed six-year single term for Nigerian presidents and governors, arguing it won’t solve the nation’s deep-seated problems.
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Tunji Disu, has issued a directive to enhance enforcement against vehicles without number plates. However, this order is deemed unenforceable, similar to those from previous IGs.
The alleged exposure of the personal data of an actor, Emeka Ike, from the database of the Independent National Electoral Commission, through a staff of the commission, has exposed the
Nigeria may have maintained 27 years of uninterrupted civilian rule, but the ideals of democracy remain elusive, Davidson Iriekpen writes On Friday, Nigeria marked 27 years of the nation’s longest period of
As the 2027 general election approaches, the factional National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Mr. Julius Abure, appears to be on a mission to destroy the opposition parties and
Okechukwu Uwaezuoke About 25 years ago, a group of young artists from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, arrived in Lagos determined to challenge conventional ideas about art. Mentored by Professor
Yinka Olatunbosun Art, at its most profound, does not merely occupy a room waiting to be observed; it demands an encounter. It serves as a conduit through which muted histories
Yinka Olatunbosun Adetunwase Adenle, a four-time Guinness World Records holder and co-founder of Animation Hub, has officially announced the launch of the Feature Earth AI Creators Programme, a nationwide initiative
Bola A. Akinterinwa For various reasons of psychology of human differences, people do their things at different times, under different conditions and purposes. As such, interests do conflict with one
Ghana’s government has called for a review of what it describes as a “high-handed and extremely unfair” decision by Canada to ban midfielder Thomas Partey from entering the country. The
Football commentator Ertem Sener, who was honoured with the 2011 Kemal Sunal Culture and Arts Award for Best Sports Commentator, has claimed there is a possibility that Victor Osimhen could
Former Arsenal striker, Folarin Balogun was the hero for the United States of America after he scored a brace against Paraguay in the Group D opener. The 24-year-old was born
President of the Nigeria Tennis Federation (NTF), has commended all stakeholders for the successful hosting of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) J30 Junior Circuit Championship held in Abuja. The two-week
Ifeanyi Onuba When Olayemi Cardoso stepped forward to receive the prestigious Central Bank Governor of the Year 2026 Award in London last Wednesday, June 10, 2026, it was more than
Tunde Fagbenle “Meet F.O.,” I said, introducing the man with the square face and that perpetually undecided beard. “F.O.? Nibo lo n fo lo?” (Where is he flying to?) Such
For Nigerians, the time for excuses is over. The new Power Minister, Joseph Tegbe must let performance speak, writes Festus Akanbi For millions of Nigerians, the appointment of Joseph Olasunkanmi
Deji Elumoye, Chuks Okocha in Abuja and Francis Sardauna in Katsina President Bola Tinubu yesterday called the bluff of the terrorists saying categorically that his government would not bow to
Festus Akanbi Award-winning Nigerian author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, has accused the management of a Lagos-based private hospital, Euracare Multi-Specialist Hospital, of attempting to conceal the circumstances surrounding the death of
General Abdulsalami Abubakar's journey to becoming Nigeria's head of state is rooted in overcoming personal struggles, including depression. His story highlights resilience and the unexpected paths to success.
Nigeria's pension industry has boosted its investment in equities and government securities, reaching N23.87 trillion. This move reinforces the role of Pension Fund Administrators as a vital source of long-term capital for the economy.
Bello Muhammad Matawalle has called for support for Nigeria's security forces, emphasizing that divine intervention is needed to resolve the country's insecurity issues. His remarks highlight the ongoing challenges faced by the nation's security apparatus.
Peter Obi emphasizes that the lack of citizen engagement in elections contributes to electoral fraud in Nigeria. He pledges to promote dialogue to address national agitations.
The Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to address contract award abuses in MDAs. This collaboration aims to enhance forensic cost auditing and improve procurement processes in Nigeria.
Kemi Badenoch emphasizes that Nigeria's oil wealth has not ensured reliable electricity for its citizens. This highlights ongoing challenges in the country's energy sector despite its natural resources.
Defence Minister General Christopher Musa has criticized the lack of a national database for tracking criminals. He described the current methods used by security agencies, including the police, as akin to performing 'magic'.
Femi Falana argues that Nigeria is experiencing civil rule rather than genuine democracy, despite public dissatisfaction with governance. He emphasizes that military rule is not a viable alternative to the current situation.
The Ijaw and Itsekiri ethnic groups in Delta State have reached a power-sharing agreement for Warri Federal Constituency II. This development follows President Bola Tinubu's successful mediation efforts.
Protesters in Abuja have blocked a major road for three days, demanding better security in response to recent kidnappings and violence. The demonstration highlights growing public frustration over safety issues in Nigeria's capital.
The Kogi State government has banned night operations for drivers and commercial motorcyclists to combat banditry in the Kabba/Bunu area. This measure aims to enhance security and protect residents from criminal activities.
The Ataoja of Osogbo, HRM Oba Jimoh Oyetunji Laaroye II, has shared his experience of surviving an assassination attempt linked to the re-election of Adeleke. This incident highlights the ongoing political tensions in the region.