2027: No one wins election by boasting, Rivers ADC replies Wike
2027: Kwankwaso will betray Obi, NDC — NNPP
Scores die as Fulani, Hausa clash in Sokoto
I was embarrassed by my US visa ban saga – Bovi
Soyinka chides ‘Obidients’ movement over attacks on him
Terrorists kidnap over 80 youths in Zamfara
Do us a favour, leave Nigeria, FFK replies Peter Obi
Death toll in Benue’s armed herders’ attack hits 51
How I survived 4-hr ordeal in kidnappers’ den —Justice Pemu
Onanuga urges Biden to trash Chimamanda’s open letter

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Peter Obi has no plan to leave Nigeria —LP
Labor Party Presidential Campaign Council, LP-PCC, yesterday, accused the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, of a well-calculated and orchestrated campaign of calumny to discredit and delegitimise Mr Peter Obi, the presidential candidate, to compel him to abandon his right to seek redress in court, following the outcome of the last election which was adjudged both locally and internationally to have failed to meet any standard of credibility or fairness.
Why rising out-of-school children rate persists — Uwais
Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Social Investment, Maryam Uwais, said yesterday that elected officials tend to focus more on infrastructure while in office and neglect other sectors, especially education.
2023 elections changed Nigeria politics – Buhari
—Says 10 Govs failing to make it to Senate shows no longer guaranteed route to power By Johnbosco Agbakwuru, Abuja President Muhammadu Buhari, Thursday, said the 2023 elections have proved the growing strength of our democracy and more especially, the sophistication of the Nigerian voter when it comes to the choice of the leaders. Speaking […]
Chimamanda faults UK, US for congratulating Tinubu
Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Adichie has berated United States President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for congratulating President-elect Bola Tinubu.
Brain drain: Reps’ bill prescribes five years compulsory local practice for doctors
A bill seeking to curb brain drain by mandating Nigerian medical doctors to practice at least 5 years in the country before going abroad will have passed for second reading at the House of Representatives.

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