Abdullah Ahmed

Atiku Demands Audit Of N10bn Ebola Fund

Atiku Urges Voters to Collect PVCs

Former vice-president Atiku Abubakar told registered voters across Nigeria on Wednesday, 14 October, to collect their permanent voter cards from local government electoral offices and use the ballot box to punish President Bola Tinubu for food inflation, currency collapse, and unchecked rural violence. Hungry citizens hold real political power. The presidential candidate of the African…

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Obi Blames Triad of Reforms for Nigeria's Woes

Obi Blames Triad of Reforms for Nigeria’s Woes

Peter Obi, the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate, launched a scathing critique of federal economic management in Abuja on Monday, 12 October, identifying fuel subsidy removal, currency floating, and aggressive tax measures as the three structural engines driving nationwide misery. The opposition leader dismissed President Bola Tinubu’s emergency thirty-day petrol discount as an empty political…

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Nations Issue Saudi Travel Warnings Over Airport Strikes

Nations Issue Saudi Travel Warnings Over Airport Strikes

Western and Asian governments warned their citizens on Monday, 12 October, to avoid travelling to Saudi Arabia after five deadly missile and drone strikes hit commercial aviation hubs within a single week. Australia and New Zealand joined the United States, Britain, Canada, Japan, and South Korea in urging their nationals to scrap non-essential journeys and…

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Atiku Demands Names of INEC Ballot Printers

Atiku Faults Tinubu Over 30-Day Petrol Discount

Former vice-president Atiku Abubakar took aim at the Federal Government on Friday, 9 October, dismissing President Bola Tinubu’s temporary thirty-day petrol discount as an insincere political stunt designed to hoodwink voters before the 2027 general election. Speaking in Abuja during the inauguration of the African Democratic Congress presidential campaign council, Mr Abubakar demanded to know…

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Nigeria’s 2027 Election: The 103 Million Voters Who Could Rewrite the Political Playbook

Nigeria’s Voter Register Climbs to 103 Million

Nigeria’s electoral commission on Monday expanded its national voter roll past 103 million citizens after concluding a three-phase registration drive that captured 10.7 million fresh applicants. Commission chairman Joash Amupitan told party delegates in Abuja that technical staff scrubbed the database with an automated biometric system to purge duplicate entries and ghost names. Bloated registries…

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