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Nigeria’s 2027 Peace Accord Faces Its First Test Before Campaigns Even Begin

Nigeria’s 2027 election campaign has officially entered a new phase, but the first National Peace Accord signed by presidential candidates is already facing an important question: will politicians actually follow the rules they have just promised to respect? Presidential candidates and political party leaders gathered in Abuja on Tuesday to sign the accord ahead of…

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Osun Decides: The Real Test Is Whether Voters Can Finish What They Started

Voting is underway across Osun State today as residents choose their next governor, but the election is already being defined by two very different images: large crowds waiting to vote and reports of arrests and disruptions at polling locations. Police have already arrested a serving lawmaker and 146 suspected thugs over alleged election-related offences, while…

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Sokoto Attack Shows Nigeria’s Security Challenge Is Bigger Than More Soldiers

The latest attack in Sokoto has exposed the difficult reality facing Nigeria’s security strategy: even as the government increases military pay and tightens its response to criminal activity in schools, communities are still being left vulnerable to heavily armed attacks. At least 21 people are feared dead and 37 others were abducted after gunmen attacked…

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Peter Obi’s Latest Attack on Tinubu Sets Up a Bigger 2027 Battle Over Competence

Peter Obi has accused President Bola Tinubu of relying on tribal and religious sentiments because, in his view, the administration lacks the competence to win Nigerians over on performance. The former Anambra governor’s comments have quickly reopened one of the most sensitive arguments surrounding Nigeria’s 2027 presidential race: whether the next election can be fought…

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The Presidency and Atiku Are Arguing Over the Economy. The Bigger Battle Is About Who Owns the 2027 Narrative.

Nigeria’s economic debate has officially entered campaign mode. The Presidency has pushed back strongly against former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, rejecting his criticism of President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies and insisting that the opposition is relying on “outdated data” to paint an inaccurate picture of the country’s economy. Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga defended the administration’s…

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INEC’s Rejection of Jonathan’s Nomination Is About More Than a Portal: It’s a Test of Who Controls the PDP

The Independent National Electoral Commission’s rejection of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential nomination has become one of the earliest flashpoints of Nigeria’s 2027 election cycle. But beyond the online portal that triggered the decision lies a bigger battle: who has the authority to speak for the Peoples Democratic Party? INEC declined the nomination submitted by…

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Obasanjo’s Atiku Regret Reopens One of Nigeria’s Longest Political Feuds And Raises Fresh 2027 Questions

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s declaration that choosing Atiku Abubakar as his running mate in 1999 was “the greatest mistake” of his presidency is more than another chapter in their decades-long rivalry. It is a reminder of how one political relationship has shaped Nigeria’s democratic journey, and could still influence conversations ahead of the 2027 elections….

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INEC Publishes Tinubu, Atiku, Obi’s Credentials for Public Scrutiny Ahead of 2027 Polls

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has begun publishing the personal particulars, academic credentials and other nomination documents submitted by candidates contesting the 2027 presidential and National Assembly elections, opening the process to public scrutiny. The publication, which commenced on August 1, is in line with the Electoral Act and INEC’s revised timetable for the…

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Tinubu Hails End of ASUU Strikes, Says University Programs Can Now Run Without Prolonged Disruptions

President Bola Tinubu has celebrated the absence of prolonged strikes by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) since he assumed office, describing the development as an “answer to my prayers” and a relief for Nigerian families. Tinubu made the remarks on Tuesday while receiving members of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria at the…

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