Ediri Oyibo

Peter Obi's intervention once again reflects a persistent tendency to reduce extremely complex questions of economic recovery, sovereign diplomacy, and international capital engagement into simplistic populist soundbites.

Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, Comrade Grace Ike, on Monday led journalists on a 10-kilometre health walk in Abuja to promote healthy living and mental wellness among media practitioners.

Former Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Ndudi Elumelu, has charged journalists in the country not to relent in defending democracy and combating the growing wave of disinformation ahead of the 2027 general elections.

As the race for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Senatorial seat gathers momentum, an aspirant under the Nigeria Democratic Congress( NDC ) and foremost human and gender rights activist, Mrs. Aisha Yesufu, has continued to garner massive grassroots support following her strategic consultations across the six Area Councils including; Abaji, Kwali, Gwagwalada, Bwari, AMAC and Kuje Area Councils ahead of the party's forthcoming primary elections.

In 2026, global headlines are dominated by milestones that feel straight out of a science fiction novel.

Following the erratic implementation of local government financial autonomy and renewed efforts by the Federal Government to amend the Constitution to allow state policing, many Nigerians believe the country is finally inching towards true federalism.

As Nigeria inches ever closer to the 2027 general election, the political landscape is experiencing a familiar yet intensifying tremor.

Nigeria is currently caught in the throes of a fierce cultural civil war, and the battle lines are drawn between the educated elite and a newly minted aristocracy of internet sensations.

The Delta State House of Assembly has made some clarifications on the resolution declaring the seat of Hon. Collins Egbetamah, the member representing Udu State Constituency, vacant.

When members of the National Assembly (NASS) toured sections of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway this week, they passed a quick verdict that the highway was not responsible for the flooding witnessed in parts of Lagos. They argued that flooding in Nigeria's commercial capital long predates the multi-trillion-naira coastal road project.