Indicted Officers Face Death Penalty in Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) confirmed on Monday that a special probe panel had completed its inquiries and forwarded its findings to the appropriate superior authority. Those implicated in the coup allegations will be arraigned before a military judicial panel for trial under the Armed Forces Act and relevant service regulations.
Obi Gifts N30M To Varsity, Says No Country Can Develop Beyond Quality Of Education It Provides For Its People
Obi clarified that his decision to support the institution financially was driven by his conviction that education remains the most sustainable investment any nation can make.
Tinubu ‘Unbeatable’ in 2027 Race — Atiku’s Son Declares
He urged Nigerians from all political backgrounds to support the president to ensure continuity of the ongoing progress. “It is now clear to people that there is no party in Nigeria or presidential candidate that can face our president at the poll come 2027,” he asserted.
Again National Grid Collapses, Second Time in Four Days
Checks on the website of the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) showed that, at the time of the collapse, electricity supply was not allocated to any of the distribution companies (Discos).
APC Chieftain Threatens Alliance with Kwankwasiyya if Barau Is Sidelined
He cautioned that any attempt to edge Senator Barau out of the 2027 governorship race would have serious political consequences, stressing that his group would not hesitate to rally behind the candidate of former governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to unseat the incumbent.
ADC Cautions Members Against Internal Bickering, Sues For Unity
The party stressed that supporting a particular individual for the party’s flag is legitimate, but such preferences he said should not fuel internal discord. “The party’s objective is to win the general election and offer Nigerians a credible alternative founded on good governance, inclusiveness, and accountability.
Praying for Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Unchecked Violence Against Christians — By Darlington Okpebholo Ray
In large parts of northern and central Nigeria, attending church has become an act of courage rather than a routine expression of faith. Worshippers gather knowing a service could be violently interrupted. Parents sit beside their children unsure whether they will return home alive. Pastors preach while scanning their surroundings. This fear is grounded in repeated and well documented assaults on churches and Christian communities.
Wike Faces Backlash as He Celebrates Son’s UK Degree After Previously Labelling Foreign Studies Wasteful
The development has revived criticism over Wike’s past statements condemning Nigerians particularly those studying law abroad and his decision as Rivers State Governor to scrap a foreign scholarship program.
Farmers Suffer Huge Loss as Tomato Prices Crash
Following years of devastation caused by the destructive Tuta absoluta pest known as the tomato leaf miner which first struck in 2016 and affected northern states like Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, Kaduna, Plateau, Gombe, and Nasarawa, many farmers had borrowed loans and invested heavily to revive production with improved pest control measures. The renewed confidence led to increased cultivation this dry season, resulting in abundant yields that have overwhelmed markets.
Kalu Gives Up On Otti, Says I Have Stopped Begging Him To Join APC
He had during a political event in Bende town this month, wooed Otti to join APC and contest next year’s election, assuring him of the party’s support should he come on board.