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Kaduna State’s Open Governance Reforms Receive International Recognition at UCLG World Congress
The UCLG World Congress in Morocco recognized Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State for his administration's successful implementation of open governance, fiscal transparency, and strategic human capital investment.
Peter Obi Outlines Vision for a Better Nigeria Through Leadership Reform
NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi suggests that Nigeria's future relies on nurturing a new generation of visionary, selfless leaders while stressing the importance of active youth participation in democracy.
Abia State launches oversight body to bolster anti-corruption efforts
Abia State has established a specialized Monitoring and Evaluation Committee, supported by the EU-funded RoLAC program, to enforce transparency and combat corruption across its public sector agencies.
General Musa Urges Southern Kaduna to Prioritize Unity and Peace for Progress
Defence Minister General Christopher Gwabin Musa calls on Southern Kaduna leaders and citizens to foster peace and unity, arguing that development relies on stability and trust.
Concerns Raised Over State Police Commissioner Appointments by State Governors
Senior Advocate of Nigeria Dr. Monday Ubani praises the move toward state policing but warns that allowing governors to appoint police commissioners invites abuse of power and undermines the system's effectiveness.
The Vital Role of Synergy Between Federal and State Governments in Nigeria
This analysis explores why collaboration between Nigeria's federal government and individual states is the key to effective development, citing recent infrastructure projects in the South East as evidence of successful synergy.
Experts Urge Fintech Sector to Shift Toward Institutional Stability and Better Governance
Financial experts at the Africa Technology Expo argue that fintechs must move beyond their startup roots and adopt institutional-grade governance to secure long-term investment.
2026 API Survey: National Assembly Replaces Police as Nigeria’s Least Trusted Institution
An independent study by the Africa Polling Institute finds the National Assembly is now the least trusted institution in Nigeria, even as national identity shows signs of strengthening.
The Persistence of Inequality: Why Ughelli South Remains Denied its Electoral Rights
Despite winning multiple court battles dating back to 2014, Ughelli South LGA in Delta State continues to be denied its second state assembly seat by INEC, sparking concerns over selective justice.
Restricting State Power: How the National Assembly Reformed the State Police Bill
The National Assembly has passed a landmark bill introducing state policing in Nigeria, incorporating strict constitutional safeguards to prevent governors from abusing these forces for political persecution.