No Room for Opposition in Ebonyi, Yilwatda and Nwifuru Say
The APC leaders assert that the PDP has no chance in Ebonyi as they prepare for the upcoming elections. They emphasize their commitment to winning all positions.
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The APC leaders assert that the PDP has no chance in Ebonyi as they prepare for the upcoming elections. They emphasize their commitment to winning all positions.

Kaduna State is enhancing primary healthcare by working with local governments. The initiative focuses on transparency and community involvement for better health outcomes.

The NDLEA has sold a six-storey hotel in Lagos and other properties for N6.15 billion, highlighting efforts to reclaim assets from drug traffickers.

The American University of Nigeria has suspended Dean Bello Magaji for non-disclosure of military service and misrepresentation of records. This follows a serious investigation.

BudgIT warns that Nigeria's 2026 budget is ambitious yet unrealistic, with a significant fiscal deficit and heavy dependence on borrowing.

A farmer, a businessman, and a father were sentenced for their connections to Boko Haram. This is part of ongoing mass terrorism trials in Nigeria.

Governor Dapo Abiodun urges NYSC members to embrace patriotism and security awareness as they start their national service. This marks an important milestone in their lives.

Governor Ademola Adeleke criticizes a court ruling that deregistered five political parties, claiming it violates a current Court of Appeal order. He assures residents that his party will prevail.

Former army chief Tukur Buratai discusses solutions for Nigeria's security issues, reflecting on his tenure and recent events highlighting ongoing violence.

Police in Port Harcourt rescued a woman from a mob after she was accused of stealing a girl. Eyewitnesses say the quick police response saved her life.

The Young Progressives Party demands action against terrorism funding and supports state police to enhance security in Nigeria. They criticize past government efforts.

INEC has identified 469 polling units in Ekiti as potential trouble spots for the upcoming governorship election. Security measures are being strengthened to ensure a smooth process.