Nigeria’s opposition politics is shifting again—and this time, Rabiu Kwankwaso is making a decisive move that could reshape alliances ahead of the 2027 elections. The former Kano State governor has
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Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has called for an urgent review of workers’ wages in Nigeria, warning that worsening economic conditions are rapidly weakening purchasing power and pushing millions further
Political tension has resurfaced online after activist Aisha Yesufu dismissed comments suggesting that support for Peter Obi is limited to his ethnic group. The reaction followed remarks by former senator
Fresh political signals are emerging from Bauchi as Peter Obi holds a closed-door meeting with Bala Mohammed—a development already stirring conversations about shifting alliances ahead of 2027. The meeting, taking
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is sliding into a serious leadership crisis as rival factions battle for control of the party ahead of the 2027 general elections, raising fresh doubts
President Bola Tinubu has thrown down the gauntlet to Nigeria’s opposition ahead of the 2027 political season, insisting that no coalition or political alliance can intimidate him out of office
Media entrepreneur Dele Momodu has thrown his weight behind a potential presidential alliance between Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, describing it as a strong electoral combination capable of reshaping Nigeria’s
Nigeria’s political tension around the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has escalated, with fresh arguments over who truly controls the party and whether the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has any
Nigeria’s opposition voices are growing louder, with Rabiu Kwankwaso declaring that political leaders will not sit back while democratic institutions are allegedly undermined. The former Kano governor made the remarks
Nigeria’s political tension spilled onto the streets of Abuja as top opposition figures led a large-scale protest against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), accusing it of siding with the