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Salihu Lukman Claims Nigerians Lack Faith in Opposition Ahead of 2027
Former ADC chieftain Salihu Lukman asserts that deep divisions among opposition parties have caused Nigerians to lose confidence in the political process ahead of the 2027 elections.
Violence erupts at Delta State APC stakeholders meeting
A meeting intended to unify Delta Central APC leaders ended in violence after a long-standing feud between two government aides boiled over, resulting in injuries and public scrutiny.
Cardinal Onaiyekan Reveals President Tinubu Dismissed Catholic Bishops’ Feedback
Cardinal John Onaiyekan reports that President Tinubu rejected the Catholic Bishops' concerns regarding the country's state during a recent visit.
Saturday Morning Digest: 10 Key Updates from Nigerian Media
This morning's summary covers major political tensions, judicial directives, election preparations, and security updates across Nigeria.
Weekend Press Summary: Spanish Border Tensions and Chancellor’s Fiscal Stance
Saturday's headlines highlight the migrant crisis in Ceuta, Chancellor John Healey's fiscal austerity plans, and political developments surrounding Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Five potential impacts of revised European visa policies on African travelers
Political debates over tightening European borders and restricting Schengen area travel to EU citizens could create new hurdles for African travelers and residents.
Peter Obi decries widespread hunger and insecurity across Nigeria
NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticized the current administration over worsening insecurity and hunger, urging Nigerians to defend their votes in the next election.
Kenneth Okonkwo Claims Abia Billboard Fees Are Part of an APC Strategy to Suppress Opposition
Kenneth Okonkwo accuses the APC of using high billboard fees in Abia State to stifle opposition campaigns, placing blame on Governor Alex Otti.
Friday Morning Roundup: Key Highlights from Nigerian News
A summary of today's top Nigerian headlines, covering presidential directives, labor strikes, electoral security, and various government investigations.
Ghana supports lengthening presidential mandates to five years and reducing candidate age
The Ghanaian government has approved plans to transition to a five-year presidential term and lower the candidacy age to 35, pending a 2027 referendum.