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As the African Democratic Congress (ADC) grapples with an ongoing leadership crisis, recent court decisions highlight both resolved and outstanding legal questions that could shape the party's future in the upcoming 2027 elections.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has called on President Bola Tinubu to unveil the petroleum pricing template as the NNPC Limited extends its petrol discount until October 31. This request highlights the ongoing debate regarding fuel pricing and the government's approach to managing petroleum subsidies.
Bursaspor's manager has commended the club's efforts in securing the signature of Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho, highlighting the competitive nature of the transfer market. The coach revealed that the club outmaneuvered Celtic to bring the experienced forward to Turkey, underscoring Iheanacho's significant impact since his arrival.
Saturday marked a successful day for Nigerian footballers across Europe, with standout performances from Arokodare, Moffi, and Nwaiwu. Meanwhile, Tella made a welcome return from injury, boosting hopes for his future contributions.
Former Governor Rochas Okorocha has dismissed claims regarding a bench warrant for his arrest, stating that the report is unfounded. The allegations surfaced following a supposed order from a senior magistrate's court in Abuja, which also implicated other notable figures.
In a decisive move against malnutrition, governors from across Nigeria have pledged to establish a national nutrition intervention fund aimed at addressing hunger nationwide. This initiative marks a significant step in the collective effort to tackle the pressing issue of food insecurity affecting millions of Nigerians.
The contrasting approaches of President Tinubu's petrol discount initiative and Atiku Abubakar's support for domestic refineries highlight differing strategies in addressing Nigeria's fuel pricing challenges. This analysis explores the implications of each plan and their potential impact on consumers and the economy.
The PDP blamed the ruling APC's desperation for Mr Adebutu's exclusion. The post 2027: PDP reacts to Adebutu’s exclusion from governorship candidates’ list appeared first on Premium Times
In a significant move, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released its final list of governorship candidates for the upcoming elections, excluding notable figures like Pantami and Adebutu. This decision comes in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling emphasizing the importance of adherence to party membership registration timelines.
Elijah Olorunsuwa, a lecturer at the University of Ilorin, shares his harrowing experience of being arrested by police due to a WhatsApp message, which he claims led to fears for his safety. His story highlights the potential dangers of social media expression in Nigeria's current political climate.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, leaders from the South-West and northern regions express strong dissent towards the Igbo Leaders of Thought's restructuring plan, labeling it as potentially destabilizing. The Igbo group’s call for a radical overhaul of the political structure has reignited debates on federalism and regional governance in Nigeria.
Recent abductions of National Youth Service Corps members highlight the escalating dangers faced by young Nigerians during their service. Security experts underscore the vulnerability of these graduates as they navigate known kidnapping hotspots on their journeys.
In a remarkable act of bravery, the pilot of a Nigerian Air Force aircraft that crashed near Igbokoda has been hailed for averting a potential disaster by guiding the plane away from the town. As the search for victims continues, residents recount the harrowing moments leading up to the crash and the pilot's commendable efforts to minimize loss of life.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially announced the list of 16 candidates competing for the governorship seat in Oyo State for the upcoming 2027 elections. Notable figures include APC's Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli and Accord Party's Abdulrahman Oriyomi Hamzat.
In a powerful display of solidarity, migrant workers in the UK donned chains and sang Asa's 'Jailer' to voice their opposition to proposed visa reforms that they argue threaten their rights and freedoms. The demonstration highlights the ongoing struggle against perceived oppression and the fight for fair treatment in the workplace.
