IPOB Faults Governor Soludo, Declares February 2 Sit-at-Home
Governor Soludo condemned the IPOB directive. He urged citizens to resist the order and continue their daily activities.
Türkiye’s President Targets $5 Billion Trade Volume with Nigeria
“Today, we conducted a comprehensive review of our relations with the esteemed president and his delegation in the fields of trade, investments, energy, education and the defence industry.” – President Erdogan
Catholic School Students and Staff in Niger State Released
The schoolchildren were reportedly freed on Friday between the Agwara and Borgu LGAs of the state.
Simon Ekpa Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Terrorism
“Simon Ekpa, a Nigerian-born Finnish citizen, was sentenced to six years in prison for terrorism-related crimes and other offences, including promoting Biafra independence through illegal means.”
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Urges Peter Obi To Support Tinubu
No personal sacrifice is too much for your people to attain strategic victory.
Senate In Rumbles As Senator Natasha Set To Resume
The beautiful and vociferous Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan returns in full force. Her potential return jitters the entire senate. Furthermore, she isn’t new to controversies, as she has gone round international media houses to establish her […]
Elon Musk’s America Party: A Threat to US Republicans?
Two great buddies now sworn political enemies
Alhaji Aminu Dantata: A Legacy of Business and Philanthropy
An Icon passes on at 94 years
Tinubu Denies One-Party State Plans Amid Opposition Accusations
President Tinubu denies plans for a one-party state, urging Nigerians to reject claims amid defections and opposition protests ahead of 2027 elections.
ActionAid Nigeria Warns Democracy Deeply Fragile After 26 Years
ActionAid Nigeria declares democracy fragile after 26 years, blaming governance failures, poverty, and shrinking civic space, calling for urgent reforms.
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