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Buba Galadima, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), declared at the party’s 8th National Convention that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu could be defeated by a “corpse in a coffin” in the 2027 elections.
At the 8th National Convention of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Abuja, party chieftain Buba Galadima delivered a scathing critique of the current administration, urging opposition forces to maintain courage in the face of political intimidation. Galadima, a prominent ally of Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, accused the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of systematically attempting to dismantle rival political structures, including the PDP, LP, and ADC. He argued that the political climate necessitates a bold assertion of identity, insisting that no external force should dictate the country’s political behavior.
The convention served as a platform for the ADC to formalize its internal structure, resulting in the ratification of the National Working Committee led by National Chairman David Mark. In addition to leadership approvals, delegates endorsed a revised constitution, policy framework, and manifesto, signaling a strategic realignment for the party. Chairman David Mark characterized the gathering as the beginning of a “renewed political push,” expressing confidence that the party’s trajectory would lead them to the presidency by the next election cycle.
During his address, Galadima used provocative imagery to illustrate the level of public discontent he perceives toward the incumbent government, which he described as being run by a “mafioso” group. Stressing that only resilience would deliver the opposition from the current status quo, he made a bold prediction regarding the 2027 polls. “But what I want to remind them of is that even if there is no living human being in Nigeria and we bring a corpse in a coffin and put it against President Tinubu, I assure you that that corpse will win the election in 2027,” Galadima said.
Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, has defended the military airstrike in Jilli, Borno State, asserting that the targets were not innocent civilians but collaborators providing logistical support to terrorists.
The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, has strongly defended the recent military airstrike on Jilli in Borno State, dismissing reports of civilian casualties and insisting that those on-site were active supporters of insurgency. Speaking on Arise TV following a high-level security meeting chaired by President Bola Tinubu, Musa maintained that the operation was the result of meticulous planning and verified intelligence. He characterized the location as a specialized logistics center rather than a conventional civilian area, stating: “There was no innocent person there. Anybody in that location knew what they were doing. They were there for business with terrorists.”
General Musa further clarified that the Jilli area had been a long-standing “no-go zone” utilized by insurgents as a marketplace for essential supplies such as food, fuel, and operational materials. He dismissed any suggestions of faulty intelligence or operational error, emphasizing that the strike was a strategic move to dismantle the economic lifeblood of terrorist groups in the region. “We moved based on intelligence, we identified the location, and we hit the target. It was a deliberate operation,” Musa explained, adding that “That place is not a normal civilian market. It is a point where terrorists meet with those who support them—people who bring in supplies, including items used to sustain their operations.”
The Minister’s remarks come amid a heated national debate regarding the military’s counterinsurgency tactics and the protection of non-combatants in conflict zones. While critics have raised concerns over the potential for collateral damage in remote marketplaces, Musa argued that the individuals present were driven by high-profit incentives to trade with insurgents. By labeling the targets as collaborators rather than bystanders, the Defence Minister signaled a hardline approach to those facilitating the movement of supplies to remote terrorist camps, insisting that the military acted decisively to strike at the right time.
Key figures in Oyo State politics have denied allegations of an impeachment plot against Governor Seyi Makinde, as conflicting claims and political tensions continue to unfold.
The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, and Florence Ajimobi have denied allegations of inducing lawmakers to impeach Governor Seyi Makinde. The claims emerged after reports that Speaker Adebo Ogundoyin was approached with offers linked to political ambitions. Lawmakers, including Chief Whip Gbenga Oyekola, distanced themselves, with Oyekola stating, “I was never invited, never consulted, and was not part of any such meetings or arrangements.”
The Olubadan, through his aide, dismissed the claims as false, saying, “Don’t drag the Olubadan throne into dirty politics.” Ajimobi also rejected the allegations, describing them as “entirely false, baseless, and a deliberate act of disinformation.” Ogundoyin denied receiving money, adding, “No money exchanged hands at any meeting,” and reaffirmed loyalty to Makinde and the Peoples Democratic Party.
Political tensions deepened as conflicting claims emerged, with some lawmakers alleging external interference, while the All Progressives Congress dismissed the impeachment narrative as “a badly written script.” Former Ekiti Governor Ayodele Fayose insisted on a separate plot against the monarch, stating, “I stand by everything I have said.” The Olubadan assured the dispute would be resolved internally, saying, “We will resolve it amicably.”
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The IMF projects Nigeria’s economy will rebound to 4.3 percent growth by 2027, exceeding the growth rates of many advanced nations despite a downward revision for 2026 caused by global conflict and rising commodity costs.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Nigeria’s economy will grow by 4.3 percent in 2027, outpacing major advanced economies such as the United States and the United Kingdom, despite a recent downgrade to 4.1 percent for 2026. Announced during the IMF-World Bank spring meetings in Washington DC, the forecast reflects a recovery from “war-related higher fuel and fertiliser prices and higher shipping costs” that have hampered oil activity, according to Deniz Igan, division chief in the IMF’s research department.
While Nigeria shows resilience, the broader global outlook is more somber, with the IMF projecting a global growth contraction of 3.1 percent in 2026 due to disruptions from Middle East conflicts and rising inflation. Igan emphasized that for Nigeria to reach its single-digit inflation goals, “watching very carefully both exchange rate movements and inflation expectations is going to be crucial to achieve the inflation target of the central bank,” while IMF Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas called for a swift end to hostilities to normalize volatile energy markets.
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