Former President Goodluck Jonathan has held a fresh closed-door meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, renewing political interest as Nigeria edges closer to the 2027
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A fresh political twist has emerged in Akwa Ibom State as Aniekan Uko, the Special Adviser to Governor Umo Eno on Legislative Affairs and former Speaker of the State House
Hope Uzodinma has drawn a firm line in the sand over the future of Imo politics, declaring that the state’s governorship must continue to rotate among its three senatorial zones
Nigeria’s opposition ranks in the Senate have taken another hit as Osita Ngwu officially dumped the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Ngwu, who represents
Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in ADC Leadership Case as David Mark Challenges Court’s Jurisdiction
Nigeria’s Supreme Court has reserved judgment in a politically sensitive dispute involving the African Democratic Congress (ADC), after arguments were heard on whether courts can interfere in the internal affairs
Political tension is rising in Delta State as former governor Ifeanyi Okowa openly criticised Senator Ned Nwoko over the ongoing debate surrounding the proposed creation of Anioma State. Okowa made
Nigeria’s political tensions sharpened on Tuesday as President Bola Tinubu pushed back against critics, insisting that democracy in the country remains strong despite mounting challenges. Speaking at the State House
Fresh concerns over Nigeria’s electoral credibility have been raised by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who warned that manipulation at collation centres remains a serious threat to democratic outcomes. Speaking
A US politician has publicly accused Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, of attempting to influence an international narrative through bribery—an allegation that could escalate diplomatic tension if
Fresh political realignments have swept through Nigeria’s House of Representatives, with several lawmakers switching parties in a move widely seen as early positioning ahead of the 2027 general elections. The