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Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has publicly addressed the apparent abandonment by his associates during his current legal challenges, as he faces corruption allegations from the ICPC. In a candid Facebook post, he elaborated on the complexities of personal relationships in times of crisis.
In the forests surrounding Jos, Plateau State, young boys and men are risking their lives in hazardous tin mining as economic hardship drives them to desperate measures. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for interventions to address the root causes of poverty in the region.
Governor Mbah of Enugu State has announced a comprehensive 25-year development plan aimed at institutionalizing growth and infrastructure. The initiative seeks to transition the state from project-based development to a framework of enduring policies and systems.
As Nigeria approaches the 2023 elections, Peter Obi emerges as a polarizing figure, leading a movement dubbed 'Obidients' that raises questions about political loyalty and celebrity culture. This article explores the essence of 'Obiism', its significance in Nigerian politics, and whether it can endure beyond the upcoming elections.
A growing divide among All Progressives Congress (APC) governors is emerging as factions rally around Minister Nyesom Wike and rival leaders Hope Uzodimma and AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq. This discord raises questions about the party's unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Chibudom Nwuche, former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, advocates for an amnesty program for repentant cultists and militants in the Orashi region of Rivers State. His plea highlights the urgent need for peace and security restoration in the area plagued by violence and crime.
The 22nd All Nigeria Editors Conference commenced today in Enugu, focusing on the intersection of media and democracy. Key discussions will center around the role of journalists in combating disinformation, especially in the lead-up to elections.
In light of escalating xenophobic violence, a significant number of Nigerians are set to return home from South Africa this week. The situation raises serious concerns regarding the safety of expatriates in the region.
The Nigerian Presidency has launched a partnership with the SPRiNG Programme to bolster peace initiatives in North Central Nigeria, targeting conflict reduction and community resilience. This collaboration aims to enhance social cohesion and develop critical tools for monitoring peacebuilding efforts in the region.
After months of inactivity, rehabilitation work has recommenced at the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly complex, spurred by reports from PREMIUM TIMES that highlighted concerns regarding the stalled ₦15.47 billion project. This development signifies a renewed commitment to completing the essential upgrade of the legislative building.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has issued a warning to residents of Anambra State to remain cautious as severe flooding continues to affect the region. The agency's Enugu Zonal Office highlighted a distressing incident where schoolchildren were trapped in a bus on a flooded road, underscoring the urgent need for community awareness and safety measures.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has introduced a new governance framework aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and accountability within the commission. This initiative, spearheaded by Managing Director Samuel Ogbuku, seeks to rectify past administrative weaknesses and establish a clearer development roadmap for the region.
