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Peter Obi Challenges President Tinubu to Prioritize Accountability and Responsible Governance
Peter Obi has called on President Bola Tinubu to prioritize accountability, citing rising poverty levels and failed campaign promises as grounds for the administration to reevaluate its leadership approach.
Zamfara State Establishes Investigative Panel for Suspended Polytechnic Rector
The Zamfara State government has formed an eight-member committee to investigate allegations of misconduct against Dr. Sirajo Abdullahi Shinkafi, the suspended Rector of Abdu Gusau Polytechnic.
Ayo Oritsejafor claims his warnings about the Buhari administration went unheeded
Former CAN President Ayo Oritsejafor reflects on his unheeded warnings regarding the Buhari administration, explaining why he has returned to public discourse amid current national struggles.
Presidency Rejects Peter Obi’s Resignation Demand, Labels It Juvenile and Empty
The presidency has rejected Peter Obi’s demand for President Tinubu’s resignation, labeling the call a misguided distraction that ignores Nigeria's presidential system and recent economic and security progress.
Skales Defends Neutrality Following Political Backlash
Singer Skales has addressed recent backlash by reiterating his independence, stating that he does not support any political parties or candidates in Nigeria.
Bwala Urges Citizens to Hold Governors Accountable Instead of Criticizing Tinubu
Presidential aide Daniel Bwala argues that Nigerians should hold state governors accountable for local development rather than blaming President Tinubu for governance failures.
Abia legislator pushes for local fire station following gas station blaze
Abia State lawmaker Anderson Akaliro is demanding a new fire station in Ohuhu following a destructive fuel station fire, as the state government also commits to building a new facility at Abia State University.
Ayo Oritsejafor claims Nigerian citizens prioritize survival over upcoming elections
Ayo Oritsejafor claims that everyday Nigerians are focused on surviving economic hardship rather than the upcoming elections, citing a massive divide between citizens and politicians.