Former Labour Party vice-presidential candidate Datti Baba-Ahmed has sparked a political firestorm after making a stunning declaration on the MicOn Podcast, asserting that none of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leading opponents, including his own 2023 running mate Peter Obi, can improve Nigeria.
Baba-Ahmed called for an entirely new breed of leadership, arguing that because all the major 2027 contenders have previously rotated through the same ruling parties, they cannot deliver fresh outcomes, a statement that drew immediate backlash from “Obidients” and a direct response from Peter Obi during an exclusive interview with Ojy Okpe.
Meanwhile, the APC Tinubu Support Group staged a massive pro-Tinubu re-election rally at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano.
Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda launching the PBAT Door to Door Movement with a fleet of brand-new campaign cars backed by Niger Delta businessman Tompolo.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike fired fresh shots at former Rivers Governor Rotimi Amaechi, mocking his ADC vice-presidential bid and predicting Amaechi will desperately ask his supporters to boycott the polls before 11 a.m. on election day.
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu visited Cross River State to announce a ₦450 million federal relief package personally approved by President Tinubu, allocating ₦25 million each to 18 business owners devastated by the Calabar SPAR Mall fire, while also launching the National Community Food Bank Programme in the state.
Conversely, former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo raised serious alarms over national food regulations after revealing that his wife, Dolapo, suffered severe headaches from freshly squeezed orange juice that laboratory tests later confirmed was completely unfit for consumption.
A viral video showing Ebonyi State First Lady Mary Nwifuru performing a TikTok dance challenge alongside actress May Edochie, with critics slamming the optics in a state battling high out-of-school children figures.
A coroner’s inquest revealed that 43-year-old British-Nigerian influencer Igho Ubiribo (known as Tiny), whose funeral was attended by Davido, died from a fatal blood clot in his lungs following a cosmetic penile enlargement procedure in Thailand.
Another Nigerian man cried out for help on social media after being abandoned and blocked by his American boyfriend following a denied U.S. visa.
President Tinubu led national tributes celebrating the 58th birthday of the Coordinating Minister of Health, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, praising his monumental administrative footprint in revitalizing over 3,100 primary healthcare centers and recruiting 20,000 professionals to combat the brain drain.
Governor Dapo Abiodun commissioned the Gateway Medical Centre of Excellence in Abeokuta, a state-of-the-art 250-bed multi-specialty hospital that has already processed over 600 radiology patients.
Finally, hearts melted across the entertainment world after a heartwarming video emerged from Kigali, Rwanda, showing children from the Sherrie Silver Foundation surprising Afrobeats superstar Rema with an emotional, choreographed vocal medley of his global hit song Calm Down right after his headline concert performance.
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