A third faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) loyal to Dumebi Kachikwu has emerged in Abuja, appointing Kingsley Temitope as interim chairman while backing the electoral body’s de-recognition of the David Mark-led executive.
As a U.S. military deadline looms, thousands of Iranians have formed human chains to protect critical infrastructure following President Donald Trump’s threat to “wipe out a civilization,” while a last-minute Pakistani peace proposal offers a potential diplomatic reprieve
Nigeria’s resident doctors have suspended their planned strike and will resume work after the government pledged to address key welfare and payment issues.
Electricity generation companies have urged the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to adjust tariffs following the Federal Government’s April 1st increase in domestic gas prices to $2.18 per MMBtu, warning that regulatory delays could worsen the sector’s ₦6.6 trillion liquidity crisis.
The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety) has reported that 1,402 Christians were killed or abducted in Nigeria during the first 96 days of 2026, accusing the federal government of attempting to downplay a “Christian Genocide.”
The Federal Government’s N135.22bn budget provision for post-election litigation ahead of the 2027 polls has drawn criticism from opposition parties,
Kemi Adeosun says BVN integration helped the Federal Government uncover 45,000 ghost workers and curb payroll fraud.
Bandits riding on over 20 motorcycles invaded the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) in Kaduna State during an Easter service, killing five worshippers and abducting 29 others in an attack that has left the Arikon community completely deserted.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has emerged as the UK’s most popular political figure with a net approval rating of minus nine, drastically outperforming Prime Minister Keir Starmer as the Labour government struggles with economic policy and the Peter Mandelson controversy.
The Independent Broadcast Association of Nigeria (IBAN) has threatened to boycott all media engagements involving FCT Minister Nyesom Wike unless he issues a public apology for suggesting he would have “shot” Channels TV anchor Seun Okinbaloye.
