Written by Rate this post By Omeiza Ajayi The ruling All Progressives Congress APC has officially set its sights on the 2026 National Convention with the unveiling of a 73-member Central Coordination Committee, which features the controversial return of its former National Chairman, Senator Abdullahi Adamu. The inclusion of Adamu is particularly striking given his 2023 announcement … Continue reading “APC recalls ‘retired’ Abdullahi Adamu for 2026 convention c’ttee despite ADC defection rumour”
Rate this post By Steve Oko Governor Alex Otti, has called on Abians in the diaspora to return their investments to the state, saying his administration has restored security and created a business-friendly environment. This is as Abiriba leaders have secured firm commitments from the Abia State Government to restore electricity to Abiriba, tackle life-threatening … Continue reading “Bring your investments home, Otti urges Abians”
Rate this post By Vincent Ujumadu Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, on Monday visited the main market in Onitsha, signaling that the state is open for business at the start of the week. The governor toured various trading zones, including Ose Market, Bright Street, Lagos Line, and Emeka Offor Plaza, among others, marking a … Continue reading “Soludo visits Onitsha Market, commends traders for taking back their ay”
Rate this post By Henry Umoru FORMER Chief of Staff, Imo State Government and ex-governorship candidate, Uche Nwosu, has officially revalidated his membership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) through the party’s ongoing e-registration exercise in his ward, Eziama Obaire, Nkwerre Local Government Area of Imo State. In a statement from him on Monday, addressing … Continue reading “Ex-gov candidate Uche Nwosu dismisses defection rumour, revalidates APC membership”
Rate this post •Gov AbbaYusuf won’t get away with it, the commissioner who led others to quit the cabinet in protest vows•Says in 2023, some left Kwankwaso because of gov, now same person betrayed him•Speaks on the fate of deputy governor By Bashir Bello Immediate past Commissioner for Science, Technology and Innovation in Kano State, … Continue reading “Kano: This is ‘total betrayal’”
Rate this post By Bashir Bello Kano State Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Ibrahim Waiya, in this interview, speaks on insinuations that Governor Abba Yusuf’s defection amounts to betrayal. He says the governor’s fate in New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, was uncertain, making his movement to All Progressives Congress, APC, inevitable. How true is … Continue reading “As governor, Kwankwaso also defected to APC—Waiya, Information Commissioner”
Rate this post * Bishop Onaga urges peace, unity, sustained development across Igboland By Chinedu Adonu ENUGU— The Igbo nation, yesterday, offered prayers of thanksgiving to God for survival, resilience and preservation 56 years after the Nigerian civil war, as leaders and faithful gathered at the Holy Ghost Cathedral, Enugu, for the inaugural Igbo Day … Continue reading “56 years after civil war, Igbo nation thanks God for survival”
Rate this post By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja Every night around 9 p.m., Sadiq Bello steps outside his Abuja apartment to make a phone call he never used to rehearse. His wife and children live in Kano. His mother stays close to the palace district. What was once a casual family check-in has become a ritual … Continue reading “Godfather, Godson, Guns Drawn: Abuja’s power games turn Kano, Rivers into battlefields”
Rate this post By Collins Adaka Since the advent of the Fourth Republic in 1999, politics in Nigeria has gone haywire. Politicians no longer deliver on their promises having made so many alluring ones during campaigns. To them, the political romance has come to an inevitable end. What else can we do? Until the next election, … Continue reading “How Natasha-Akpoti Uduaghan is redressing Nigerian politics”
Rate this post By Chukwudi Abiandu Senator Ovie Omo-Agege’s remarks at the January 23, 2026 APC high-level stakeholders’ meeting in Asaba were short, polite, and outwardly conciliatory. But beneath the measured tone lay a speech heavy with subtext, unresolved tensions, and quiet warnings to a party still struggling to reconcile conquest with coexistence. At first glance, … Continue reading “Deconstructing Omo-Agege: Between courtesy, caution and a quiet power struggle”