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Tinubu Convenes Council Meetings to Tackle Rising Insecurity

Tinubu convenes Council of State and Police Council meetings to discuss Nigeria’s rising insecurity and key governance priorities.
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Soludo Questions INEC’s Plan to Limit Power on Result Review

Charles Soludo warns that INEC’s plan to limit its result review power could weaken accountability and stall Nigeria’s electoral progress.
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Businessman Wins Court Order Stopping Land Sale

A businessman in Ogun State, Nigeria, has won a temporary court order preventing a...
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Nigerian Government Warns Labor Union Against Planned Protests

The Nigerian government has urged the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to cancel its scheduled...
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Court Orders Factional Speaker to Stay Away from Assembly Complex

A political crisis in Rivers State, Nigeria, has taken a new twist as a...
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Court Orders Unconditional Release of Former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele

In a significant legal development that has garnered widespread attention, an Abuja High Court...

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Tinubu Convenes Council Meetings to Tackle Rising Insecurity

Tinubu convenes Council of State and Police Council meetings to discuss Nigeria’s rising insecurity and key governance priorities.
Politics

Soludo Questions INEC’s Plan to Limit Power on Result Review

Charles Soludo warns that INEC’s plan to limit its result review power could weaken accountability and stall Nigeria’s electoral progress.
News

Tinubu Approves N4 Trillion Bond to Clear Power Sector Debts

Tinubu approves a ₦4 trillion bond to clear debts owed to power firms and gas suppliers, aiming to stabilise Nigeria’s electricity sector.
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Akpoti-Uduaghan Set to Return After Six-Month Senate Suspension

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan returns to plenary after her six-month Senate suspension, amid legal tensions and criticism of the chamber’s leadership.

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