Nigeria’s judicial system is preparing for the legal battles expected ahead of the 2027 general elections, with the National Judicial Council recommending 12 High Court judges for elevation to the
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The Imo State Police Command has intensified security operations in Ihiagwa and surrounding communities in Owerri West Local Government Area after suspected gunmen attempted to abduct a resident along the
The Peoples Democratic Party has officially kicked off the screening of its presidential and governorship aspirants ahead of the 2027 general elections, signaling an early push to reposition the party
Political tension has emerged in Bauchi State after House of Representatives member Mansur Manu Soro declared he will not contest in the 2027 general elections, effectively stepping away from both
A Federal High Court sitting in Effurun has ordered Nigerian social media influencer VeryDarkMan to pay ₦30 million in damages after finding him liable for defaming the wife of comedian
Troops Nab Two Suspected ISWAP Logistics Operatives in Damaturu Over Alleged Ammunition Supply Chain
Security forces operating in Nigeria’s North-East have arrested two suspected logistics operatives linked to terrorist activities during a coordinated operation in Damaturu, in what authorities describe as part of a
Delta Governor’s Aide Defends Pastor Jerry Eze After Online Backlash Over Alex Ekubo’s Death Prayers
Public debate has erupted online following criticism directed at Jerry Eze after a resurfaced video showed him praying for late Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo before his death. The controversy began
Nkechy Ezeh has been sentenced to more than five years in prison in the United States after being found guilty of running a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving funds meant
The story of Leah Sharibu has resurfaced with renewed urgency as she marks her 23rd birthday in captivity, more than six years after her abduction from school in northeastern Nigeria.
Peter Obi has reiterated his pledge to serve only a single term if elected president, insisting he would not remain in office beyond four years under any circumstance. The former