On Monday, Governor Abdullahi Ganduje’s government ordered a dawn-to-dusk curfew to avoid a breakdown of law and order following INEC’s declaration of NNPP’s candidate as the winner of the governorship...
Read moreDetailsThe Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has suspended the collation of governorship election results in Abia and Enugu states. INEC said this in a statement by Festus Okoye, its national...
Read moreDetailsGovernor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Monday said his reelection has reaffirmed that Lagos residents chose competence and experience on the march to true greatness. He decried the violence and ethnic slurs...
Read moreDetailsBy Fredrick Nwabufo Anger is a barren human emotion, vacant of logic, rhyme, and reason. It is the stuff of that uncritical, unthinking, and irrational section of the human interior....
Read moreDetailsThe Global Terrorism Index (GTI) has ranked the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as the 10th deadliest terror group in the world in 2022. The GTI report, which is published...
Read moreDetailsEnyinnaya Abaribe has appealed to the Abia electorate to vote for APGA governorship candidate Gregory Ibe in honour of the party’s founder, the late Odimegwu Ojukwu. Mr Abaribe made the...
Read moreDetailsThe National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has sanctioned 25 stations for contravening the Nigeria Broadcasting Code during the February 25 presidential and National Assembly elections. Its director-general, Balarabe Ilelah, made this...
Read moreDetailsThe National Population Commission (NPC) has postponed the 2023 population and housing census earlier scheduled for March 29 to May. Information and Culture minister Lai Mohammed confirmed this when he...
Read moreDetailsThe Independent National Electoral Commission says it did not remove the names of Igbos from the list of ad hoc staff for Saturday’s governorship and state assembly elections in Lagos....
Read moreDetailsBy Tunji Light Ariyomo Does it make sense to have a Lagosian as President and then have Lagos in the opposition? Let's look at the facts of our history. 1....
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