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Abuja Traditional Leaders Refrain From Demanding Contractor Bribes, Wike States
Minister Nyesom Wike praised Abuja’s traditional leaders for supporting infrastructure projects rather than soliciting bribes from contractors, citing the successful completion of the Gomani-Dafa-Yangoji roads as evidence of efficient governance.
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship Against Trump Challenge
The US Supreme Court has voted 6-3 to strike down President Trump's executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship, affirming constitutional protections for those born on American soil.
APC Support Group Criticizes Ondo Protests, Links Aiyedatiwa Allies to Internal Discord
An APC support group has condemned protests in Ondo State as a paid political maneuver, accusing Governor Aiyedatiwa's camp of inciting division, while the Governor denies any involvement.
NDC Accuses APC of Sabotaging Democratic Processes Ahead of 2027
The Plateau State NDC claims the APC is using strategic litigation to stifle opposition parties ahead of the 2027 elections, though the party asserts its legal status remains intact.
Peter Obi Urges INEC to Release Candidate Academic Qualifications
Peter Obi has requested that INEC publish all candidate academic credentials to improve electoral transparency and restore public trust in the leadership selection process.
Nigeria records 1.5 million new voter registrations during recent CVR phase
Over 1.5 million Nigerians have enrolled in the third phase of the Continuous Voter Registration, with youth and student demographics leading the turnout.
Akwa Ibom Governor Eno Authorizes Hazard Pay for State-Employed Reporters
Governor Umo Eno has directed the implementation of hazard allowances for state-employed journalists in Akwa Ibom following a request from the local NUJ council.
Abuja Protesters Demand Removal of Justice Lifu Over Controversial Ruling
ADC supporters marched to the Federal High Court in Abuja, calling for the removal of Justice Peter Odo Lifu after his ruling led to the potential deregistration of their party ahead of the 2027 elections.
CAN Nasarawa Chairman labels abstaining from voting a sin
Rev. Dr. Sunday Emma, CAN Chairman for Nasarawa State, has urged Christians to view voting as a spiritual and civic obligation, warning that abstaining from elections is a sin.
UK Plans Mandatory £10,000 Repayment for Asylum Seekers Seeking Residency
The UK government is considering a new policy requiring asylum seekers with the means to do so to repay £10,000 in support costs before obtaining permanent residency.