Tracking Senator Benson Agadaga’s 10th Assembly record
The 7th bid of Atiku – Fani-Kayode
AI-driven memory chip squeeze raises fresh phone price risks
INFRASTRUCTURE: Okpebholo and Tinubu’s 2.5m votes
Remembering Mr. Reuben Eghobor (1934-2026)
Nwaoboshi: When beggars die, no comets are seen, the heavens themselves blaze forth the death of a Prince
IWD 2026: giving is the strategy for gender equality
These voodoo electricity bills
Biodun Jeyifo: What is Left When the Left Left Us?
When no one owns decision, the nation pays the price
That Julius Takeme weeping like Jesus Christ

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What FCT, Rivers, Kano reveal about 2027 elections
By SHERIFF BULUS Local elections often act as a political weather forecast of future occurrences. They don’t necessarily announce the future; they give a hint. Under INEC’s revised timetable, the 2027 general elections are still about a year away. Yet the recent council polls in the FCT and the by-elections in Rivers and Kano already tell […]
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