Daniel Otera

Obi, Soludo Govt Clash Over Loans

  Peter Obi has rejected a fresh claim by the Anambra State Government that it is still servicing loans contracted during his time as governor, reopening a long running argument over the state of the finances he left behind in 2014 and injecting a familiar credibility question into the early stages of his 2027 presidential…

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APC Governors Reject Cross Party Deals

  The governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress have drawn a firm line against cross party alliances ahead of the 2027 general elections, resolving to back only candidates fielded by their own party. The decision, taken at a closed door meeting in Abuja on Monday, 14 September 2026, marks the clearest…

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Domestic Flight Delays Hit 60% in August

  Nearly six of every ten domestic flights in Nigeria failed to depart on schedule in August 2026, according to figures published by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, a reliability record that has drawn fresh scrutiny of the country’s airlines and the strained operating environment behind the delays. The NCAA’s Summary of Domestic Airline Flight…

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NGX Gains N160bn Amid IPO Rush

The Nigerian Exchange opened the trading week in positive territory on Monday, 14 September 2026, adding about N160bn in value on the same day Aliko Dangote sounded the gong to launch the largest public share offer in the country’s history, an event that has dominated market attention for weeks and continues to shape how investors…

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FIFA, CAF Review Nigeria Football Crisis

  A joint FIFA and CAF delegation opened a two day assessment of the leadership crisis inside the Nigeria Football Federation in Abuja on Monday, holding its first talks with the National Sports Commission chairman, Shehu Dikko, and members of the federation’s federating units as world football’s governing bodies weigh how to return the NFF…

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Arms Imports Climb 104% In Six Months

Nigeria’s spending on imported arms and ammunition rose sharply in the first half of 2026, climbing to N55.06bn from N26.95bn in the same period of 2025, a 104.31 per cent increase that arrives less than five months before the country returns to the polls. The figures are drawn from the National Bureau of Statistics foreign…

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