Atiku says Nigeria is teetering on the edge of a dangerous precipice, warning that creeping dictatorship was replacing the democratic order.

President Tinubu confers National honours on June 12 heroes, calling it a reaffirmation of Nigeria’s commitment to freedom, justice, and democracy.

No presidency stands alone — meet the key figures shaping decisions behind President Tinubu’s administration.

Rivers Sole Administrator Ibas has presented the N1.48trn 2025 Appropriation Bill to the State House of Representatives

Lagos governor Sanwo-Olu has described the upcoming LG elections as strategic groundwork for President Tinubu’s second-term ambitions.

The NEF has slammed the “lopsidedness” in federal funding, insisting the North is being systematically excluded from infrastructural development projects.

Former President Jonathan says affordable credit and de-risked lending for farmers are vital to unlocking Africa’s agricultural transformation.

Candidates participating in the 2025 Anambra guber, including Governor Soludo, are to pay N50m each before they can begin their campaigns

Former NTA DG Iredia likens PDP governors and opposition defectors joining APC ahead of 2027 to political herdsmen with no principles.

Former Presidential adviser Baba-Ahmed has said the collusion between the National Assembly and the executive can destroy Nigeria’s democracy

Segun Showunmi says he will leave the PDP and join the ruling party if he decides to support Tinubu in 2027.

Fayose has said the PDP is in serious trouble and could become a political carcass without urgent corrective action.

APC’s Tony Okocha says Fubara’s meeting with President Tinubu did not guarantee him admission into the party or immunity from impeachment.

APC disowns Orji Kalu’s visit to Governor Otti, calling it personal and not representative of the party’s official position.

Kenneth Okonkwo has described INEC as a department of the APC, alleging it creates roadblocks and rough tackles for opposition parties.

Ndume warns Tinubu not to rely on endorsements, recalling Jonathan’s loss despite support from 22 state governors in 2015.

Aliyu Audu resigns as Tinubu’s aide, citing concerns over moves to suppress opposition and tilt Nigeria toward one-party rule.

Tinubu’s aide, Aliyu Audu has resigned, saying he doesn’t want to be used as an instrument in making Nigeria a one-party state

Labour Party’s Neda Imasuen has said he will be defecting to the APC, citing leadership crisis and lack of direction

Governor Alex Otti has praised President Tinubu’s economic reforms, emphasising their shared vision beyond party politics and leadership.