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Nigeria’s bid to defend their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations crown enters its final…
Nigeria’s bid to defend their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations crown enters its final group stage test on Wednesday without two players who helped keep their campaign alive, after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) handed down suspensions that will shape team selection for the must win clash against Egypt. Defender Oluwatosin Demehin and…
Nigeria’s economic scoreboard has become the latest battleground between the presidency and the opposition, with Atiku Abubakar accusing the Tinubu administration of dressing up hard numbers to look better than the hardship Nigerians are living through. The African Democratic Congress presidential candidate, in a statement issued through his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication,…
Nigeria’s electoral field for the 2027 presidential contest is now formally in public view. The Independent National Electoral Commission on Saturday published the personal particulars and academic credentials of 19 presidential candidates and their running mates, a statutory step that opens the door to public scrutiny of their records ahead of campaigns billed to…
President Bola Tinubu’s insistence that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) remains impartial has run into sharp opposition pushback, with African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain Kenneth Okonkwo warning that a country is in danger when its president becomes the electoral umpire’s public defender. Okonkwo, speaking on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily on Friday, was reacting…
A fresh political storm has broken over who owns responsibility for Nigeria’s economic pain, after former Vice President Atiku Abubakar told President Bola Tinubu to stop blaming Muhammadu Buhari and earlier governments and to start showing results more than three years into his tenure. Atiku, now the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress…
Afrophobia Under Scrutiny: South Africa Pushes for Continental Migration Summit South Africa has arrested about 80 suspected members of vigilante groups accused of attacks on migrants, a disclosure that lands as the diplomatic strain between Pretoria and several African capitals, Nigeria among them, refuses to ease. The figure was made public by South Africa’s Consul…
Nearly sixty years after Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi was dragged from a government guest house in Ibadan and shot, his family has placed a pointed demand before the Nigerian state: apologise, compensate, and reconcile. The appeal came from the head of the family, Imo Aguiyi-Ironsi, a nephew of the late leader, during an interview…
Voters, party members and civil society groups in Lagos will from Saturday get their first official look at the sworn particulars of those hoping to occupy the presidency and the National Assembly after the 2027 polls, as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) throws open Form EC9 for public inspection. The commission’s Lagos State…
A sharp exchange over how public money should be spent has pitched President Bola Tinubu against a section of civil society, after the President faulted governors for building flyovers and a youth group swiftly turned the same charge back on him over the Lagos to Calabar Coastal Highway. The row traces to Thursday, July…
Nigeria’s costly electricity subsidy is heading for the exit. Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe announced on Friday that the Federal Government will begin phasing it out from 2027, framing the move as central to rescuing a power sector buried under trillions of naira in unpaid bills. Speaking at a media session in Abuja, Tegbe…