Deputy Speaker Kalu Rejects Claims of Stalling Electoral Act Amendment
Speaking during a media chat in his country home in Bende, Bende Local Government Area of Abia State on Friday, Kalu directly addressed criticisms leveled by former Vice President and 2023 PDP presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar. Atiku had accused the National Assembly via his X account the previous day of premeditated stalling, warning that such delays could undermine the credibility of the 2027 general elections.
Nigeria Declares Religious Violence an Assault on the State – NSA Ribadu
National Security Adviser (NSA) Nuhu Ribadu made the declaration at the conclusion of the first session of the U.S.–Nigeria Joint Working Group in Abuja. The bilateral meeting focused on addressing concerns around religious freedom, insecurity, and deepening security cooperation between the two nations.
PHOTOS: Governor Okpebholo Meets Aviation Minister Keyamo, Set-up Committee for Swift Actualization of Edo Airline
Governor Okpebholo, accompanied by key cabinet members, emphasized the urgency of the project and highlighted ongoing partnership explorations, including commitments from South African investors to supply aircraft for initial operations.
Nigerian Troops Foil Boko Haram Ambush, Neutralise Two Top Commanders in Borno
“The insurgents attempted a well-planned ambush with Roadside Improvised Explosive Devices (RSIED) and heavy gunfire, but impressively, troops under Sector 1 responded with superior firepower, neutralising 10 terrorists, including 2 senior commanders identified as Basulhu and Ubaida,” he said.
BREAKING: Mass Defection Rocks Kano as Gov Abba Kabir Dumps NNPP with Lawmakers, Reps, Council Chairmen
Governor Yusuf formally communicated his decision in a letter addressed to the Chairman of the NNPP in Diso-Chiranchi Ward, Gwale Local Government Area, where he is registered as a party member. The resignation takes effect from Sunday, January 25, 2026.
Rivers Can Thrive Without Wike, Says Annkio Briggs Amid Fubara Impeachment Crisis
The comments come against the backdrop of heightened tensions in Rivers politics, marked by the Assembly’s move to impeach Governor Fubara over allegations including alleged gross misconduct and failure to uphold constitutional obligations.
Osun Govt, Lawmaker Clash Over Halt in Recruitment of 700 Teachers
The controversy began when Oke accused the government of scuttling an initiative he described as a targeted educational intervention under his Education Trust Fund to address acute manpower deficits, particularly in core subjects across Ijesa North.
‘We Have Nothing to Hide’ on Kurmin Wali Mass Abduction — Kaduna Gov Uba Sani
Governor Sani emphasized that his priority remains the safe return of the victims rather than disputes over initial reporting or numbers. Early community and Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) accounts listed up to 177 people abducted, though the precise figure is still under verification amid reports that some escaped and kidnappers have since made contact demanding payments related to lost items before ransom discussions.
INEC Registers 3,000 Voters with Disabilities in FCT Ahead of Area Council Polls
Mr. Aisien reaffirmed INEC’s dedication, stating that the Commission “remains committed to creating an election environment where everyone, including Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), can register and vote without difficulty.”
Rivers Assembly’s Push Against Fubara Stems from Denied Access to State Treasury – Ijaw Youth Council
Theophilus described a entrenched pattern in Nigerian politics where legislators increasingly act as “contractors” or “businessmen,” seeking direct allocations from the governor beyond legitimate constituency projects to sustain lavish lifestyles.