National, governance, politics, policy, and breaking developments.
A three-day downpour has left significant portions of the Agbarho/Ughelli Road in Delta State submerged, disrupting traffic and stranding commuters. Residents are calling for urgent maintenance of alternative routes to alleviate congestion and hardship.
As Nigeria gears up for the 2027 elections, questions are being raised about the diminishing role of political parties in the democratic process. Usman Sarki reflects on the current political landscape, suggesting a potential shift towards a democracy where parties exist in name only.
Dr. Peter Mbah's administration in Enugu State is marked by significant achievements in infrastructure and revenue generation, positioning the state as a rising economic hub. However, concerns regarding security remain a pressing issue that needs immediate attention.
In a bid to combat rabies and prevent fatalities linked to the disease, the Zamfara Livestock Development Agency has urged for enhanced collaboration among stakeholders. The call came during a sensitisation event that coincided with the observance of World Rabies Day in Gusau.
A lawyer has initiated legal proceedings against the National Democratic Congress (NDC), alleging the party's failure to announce the results of the Anambra primary election, in which he claims to have secured a majority of the votes. The suit underscores ongoing tensions within party politics as stakeholders seek accountability and transparency.
Residents of Ebonyi State are appealing for immediate assistance following devastating floods that have left them homeless and destroyed their farmlands. The community expresses feelings of helplessness and despair as they navigate the aftermath of this natural disaster.
The State Security Service has brought charges against four members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), linking them to the murder of a security operative. The accused, who face serious allegations, include Michael Okafor, Chinedu Chukwudozie, Chibunna Olisa, and Chigozie Olisa.
The return of President Bola Tinubu to Lagos has resulted in significant traffic congestion, stranding both motorists and commuters across the city. Observers have raised concerns about the management of presidential security amid the extensive delays experienced by the public.
At the 59th National Conference of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, Mbah emphasized that artificial intelligence should be viewed as an enhancement for educators rather than a substitute. He argued that AI can significantly improve teaching methodologies and effectiveness in the classroom.
Gusau Airport has successfully completed the International Civil Aviation Organization's rigorous 17-step Quality Assurance process, paving the way for its imminent commercial operations. This landmark achievement underscores Nigeria's commitment to enhancing its aviation infrastructure and connectivity.
The Anambra State Attorney-General, Tobechukwu Nweke, SAN, has mandated police investigations into cases of gender-based disinheritance, emphasizing that offenders may face a four-year jail term. This directive highlights the government's commitment to protecting women's rights and ensuring equitable inheritance laws.
In a significant ruling, an Edo State court has sentenced four men to death for their involvement in kidnapping and cult membership. The convicts, aged between 27 and 36, were found guilty of serious criminal offenses that have plagued the region.
