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Osun’s political scene has taken another dramatic turn as Governor Ademola Adeleke announced his alignment with the Accord party, signalling a strategic repositioning ahead of the next electoral cycle.
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has dumped the Peoples Democratic Party for the All Progressives Congress, marking one of the most significant political shifts in the state in recent months.
Prominent Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has sparked fresh controversy after reiterating his argument that negotiating with armed bandit groups remains the most realistic approach to ending Nigeria’s cycle of violent killings and mass kidnappings.
Doctors under the Association of Resident Doctors in the Federal Capital Territory Administration have suspended their indefinite strike after 30 days of stalled services across FCT hospitals.
Controversial Nollywood actor and filmmaker Ajemba Stanley, well known as Stanley Ontop, has described the outcome of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, presidential election as questionable and unfair.
Nigeria is preparing to take a frontline role in safeguarding regional stability after lawmakers granted approval for the deployment of troops to the Republic of Benin.
The Economic Community of West African States on Tuesday declared a state of emergency in the region, citing escalating instability and repeated attempts to undermine democratic governance.
The military government in the Republic of Niger has introduced new restrictions on goods entering the country from Nigeria, citing the need for heightened security along its borders.
Amid heightened regional tensions, the Nigerian Air Force has explained that its C-130 aircraft made an unscheduled landing in Burkina Faso due to a technical issue and not as a violation of the airspace of the Sahel alliance states.
Nigeria’s Federal Government has announced a nationwide prohibition of physical cash payments for revenue transactions in Ministries, Departments, and Agencies, directing them to deploy Point of Sale machines and other approved electronic channels within 45 days.