Category: Politics
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LAGOS APC WOMEN SUMMIT 2025: POWER PLAYERS AND PIONEERS IN ONE ROOM
When political heavyweights and trailblazing women converge, you get Lagos APC’s 2025 Women Summit—a vibrant blend of influence, ideas, and inspiration. The 2025 APC Women Summit in Lagos was a star-studded affair on Thursday, September 4, bringing together a remarkable lineup of influential women shaping Lagos politics and beyond. Among the attendees were Mrs. Oluremi…
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TINUBU AND NORTH-EAST GOVERNORS SYNC UP AT PRESIDENTIAL VILLA
When the North-East’s big shots gather with President Tinubu, expect big plans and bigger conversations. Abuja saw a power-packed Wednesday as President Bola Tinubu met with the North-East Governors Forum at the Presidential Villa. Governors Ahmadu Fintiri (Adamawa), Mai Mala Buni (Yobe), Babagana Zulum (Borno), Inuwa Yahaya (Gombe), Bala Mohammed (Bauchi), and Agbu Kefas (Taraba)…
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LAWMAKERS GEAR UP FOR LOCAL GOV BOOST AND REGIONAL AUDIT SUMMIT
Abuja’s National Assembly was abuzz Wednesday as key reps tackled local government reforms and geared up to host West Africa’s top public accounts gathering — all in a day’s legislative hustle! On Wednesday, September 3, reps from the House of Representatives rolled out initiatives to sharpen local government capacities and rethink Nigeria’s revenue sharing. Rep.…
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ONDO SDP FORMER GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATE BAMIDELE AKINGBOYE DIES
Ondo loses visionary leader and philanthropist Otunba Bamidele Akingboye. Otunba Bamidele Akingboye, former Social Democratic Party governorship candidate and respected businessman, passed away peacefully at his Lekki residence. Known for his integrity and community leadership, Akingboye led multiple businesses and held the Olowomeye I title of Ikaleland. He is survived by his family, with burial…
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TINUBU HOSTS SOUN OF OGBOMOSOLAND FOR AFFABLE PRESIDENTIAL VILLA MEETUP
When tradition meets power – in Abuja on Wednesday, President Bola Tinubu rolled out the red carpet for the Soun of Ogbomosoland, Oba Ghandi Oladunni-Olaoye, in a warm reception sparking talks of culture, collaboration, and community upliftment. President Bola Tinubu warmly welcomed the Soun of Ogbomosoland, His Majesty Oba Ghandi Oladunni-Olaoye (Orumogege III), and his…
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TINUBU CELEBRATES VICE PRESIDENT SHETTIMA’S 59TH WITH PRAISE FOR LOYALTY AND LEADERSHIP
President Tinubu hails Shettima as a steadfast partner driving Nigeria’s progress and unity. On Shettima’s 59th birthday, President Bola Tinubu applauded his resilience, service, and dedication—from Borno Governor to Vice President. Tinubu praised Shettima’s vital role in national reforms, global partnerships, and advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda, affirming their partnership is built on shared vision…
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ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL SPEAKER IMPEACHED
In a political twist, Matthew Yare, the PDP Speaker of Abuja Municipal Area Council, was impeached by eight APC council members. With the majority now in APC hands, they swiftly elected Jankaro Ibrahim from Kabusa ward as the new speaker. The move came after a morning session that turned from lawmaking to a power shift,…
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VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN POLITICS UNDERMINES NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY — ARDA BOSS
Women face widespread violence and stereotypes in Nigerian politics, blocking their representation and impacting governance. Mrs. Adebisi Adetunji, Executive Director of ARDA, warned at the AWPP Project that 60% of women politicians have suffered violence or harassment, deterring participation and perpetuating a male-dominated political system. Patriarchal norms and harsh stereotypes limit women’s leadership roles and…
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INEC REPORTS LOW PHYSICAL REGISTRATION BUT HIGH ONLINE SIGN-UPS IN CROSS RIVER CVR
Cross River’s voter registration sees just 499 physical completions but a surge of over 4,000 online registrants as CVR continues. INEC Cross River revealed only 499 voters have completed physical registration as of Thursday, while 4,055 have registered online since the CVR began August 18 (online) and August 25 (physical). Eligible registrants include new voters,…
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THE ABUJA SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT-TAS, CALLS FOR INEC REFORM: BAN PARTY MEMBERS FROM COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS
To restore credibility, the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought urges tough new rules blocking political appointees and party members from INEC leadership roles. TAS recommended a constitutional amendment barring anyone who held party positions or government appointments within the last five years from INEC roles. They also want a five-year cooling-off period after…
