Peter Obi has condemned police restrictions on palliative distribution, warning it could stifle compassion amidst Nigeria’s hardships

President Tinubu has insisted on retaining his cabinet size, noting that it is necessary for effectively fulfilling governance responsibilities.

Edo High Court has ordered the reinstatement of suspended local council chairmen and vice chairmen, restraining state government actions.

PDP has labeled the N47.9 trillion 2025 budget as anti-people, warning it will deepen insecurity, poverty, and economic hardship.

APC National Chairman Ganduje has affirmed Tony Okocha-led executive as authentic leadership in Rivers State, targets 2027 governorship.

Labour Party has sued to vacate defected lawmakers’ seats, demanding refunds of salaries and condemning their actions as a betrayal.

Olabode George has warned APC not to believe there’s no vacancy in Aso Rock by 2027, saying the people will decide.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has officially declared the senate seat of Francis Okpebholo vacant following recent developments.

Lawyer Fred Nzeakor says Dele Farotimi’s case has raised concerns about Nigeria’s judiciary, investor confidence, and the country’s commitment to a fair system.

Okey Ikechukwu has said rotational debate isn’t about fairness; it’s about individuals seeking power, using platforms to serve their ambitions.

Dele Ologunagba, Kassim Afegbua discuss democracy, governance, and the 2027 elections, highlighting the need for unity and reforms.

Babatunde Ogala has dismissed claims that Afe Babalola is being used by Tinubu’s group against Farotimi as “baseless”.

Galadima has rejected regionalism in the 2027 election and criticised APC’s efforts to stifle competition.

EPDP has celebrated NDC’s Ghanaian election victory, predicting APC’s defeat in 2027 and a return to good governance in Nigeria.

Rivers APC has launched an investigation into October 5 bombing of its secretariat, forming a nine-member committee led by Kelechi Nwuzi.

SGF Akume has advised Northern groups to wait until 2031 for presidency, warning against undermining Nigeria’s unity in 2027

Ghana’s vice president, Mahamudu Bawumia has conceded defeat to opposition leader John Mahama, congratulating him as Ghana’s president-elect on Sunday.

Ghana has commenced vote counting after a tense election, with Bawumia facing opposition from Mahama amid economic struggles.

PDP governors have taken steps to regain control, diminishing Atiku Abubakar’s influence amid ongoing party power struggle.

Ghanaians head to the polls amid economic challenges, as inflation, unemployment, and a debt crisis dominate the focus of this election.