#Security

Elections

Wike Backs Tinubu's 2027 Re-Election Bid, Says Nigerians Will Deliver Massive Support

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has expressed confidence in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's re-election prospects, declaring that the President's performance has earned him overwhelming public support ahead of the 2027 general election. Speaking during the commissioning of infrastructure projects in Abuja, Wike stated that Tinubu's achievements in governance and development have positioned him for massive electoral backing, insisting that the President would not need an extensive campaign to secure another term in office.

Site manager·Jul 16, 2026

Investigations

Family Postpones Mary Habila's Burial as Police Insist on Autopsy Amid Ongoing Death Investigation

The family of 26-year-old Mary Habila has indefinitely postponed her burial as the Nigeria Police insist on conducting a forensic autopsy before releasing her body. The decision comes amid an ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death at the residence of the Minister of Works, David Umahi, with authorities maintaining that the examination is essential to establishing the true cause of death while the minister continues to deny any wrongdoing.

Site manager·Jul 16, 2026

Governance

Hyacinth Alia Reaffirms Security and Agriculture as Cornerstones of Benue's Economic Recovery

Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has reiterated his administration's commitment to prioritizing security and agricultural development as the foundation of the state's economic recovery and long-term prosperity. Emphasizing that peace is essential for sustainable development, the governor pledged continued investments in security, agricultural modernization, and farmer support to boost food production, create jobs, attract investment, and improve the livelihoods of the people of Benue State.

Site manager·Jul 16, 2026

Investigations

Nigerian Catholic Priest Dies in Massachusetts as Immigration Uncertainty and Security Concerns Draw Attention

The death of Reverend Father Benjamin Okwy Madu, a Nigerian Catholic priest serving in the Archdiocese of Boston, has sparked widespread grief and renewed discussion about the challenges faced by foreign religious workers. Father Madu, 54, was found dead at his residence in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, on July 2, just days before marking the 25th anniversary of his priestly ordination. Reports indicate he had expressed deep anxiety over the prospect of returning to Nigeria amid escalating insecurity and attacks targeting Catholic clergy. While authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death and have ruled out foul play, his passing has prompted concerns about immigration policies, mental health, and the safety of religious leaders serving in conflict-affected regions.

Site manager·Jul 16, 2026

Opinion

Remembering Lucky Adimike: Honouring a Legacy of Generosity, Faith, and Service Beyond His Tragic Death

As public attention continues to focus on the tragic circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. Lucky Chinedu Godwin Adimike, this heartfelt reflection shifts the conversation toward the life he lived and the legacy he left behind. Remembered as a philanthropist, devoted supporter of the Catholic Church, and compassionate benefactor, Adimike impacted countless lives through charitable giving, youth empowerment, and unwavering support for vulnerable families and seminarians.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Governance

Governor Bago Strengthens Grassroots Governance with Official Vehicles for 25 Female Council Vice Chairmen

Governor Umaru Bago of Niger State has reinforced his administration's commitment to women’s empowerment and effective local governance by presenting brand-new official vehicles to all 25 female Local Government Vice Chairmen. The initiative is aimed at improving mobility, enhancing grassroots engagement, and enabling the council officials to discharge their administrative responsibilities more efficiently while promoting inclusive leadership across the state.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Interviews

Is Enugu State in Economic Crisis? Concerns Over Governance, Cost of Living, and Public Welfare

The article presents a critical assessment of governance in Enugu State, alleging that residents are grappling with rising living costs, increasing rents, multiple taxation, declining public services, and economic hardship. It questions the impact of major government projects, raises concerns about public healthcare, education, land administration, and infrastructure, and argues that many citizens feel disconnected from the government's development narrative. The piece concludes by advocating for what it describes as an alternative vision for the state's future under Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji Enugu Rescue Agenda ahead of the 2027 governorship election.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Investigations

Gunmen Abduct Kogi School Principal, NECO Official, and Four Students During Examination

A school examination in Kogi State was disrupted after armed gunmen reportedly abducted the school principal, a NECO ad hoc official, and four students. The incident has heightened concerns over the security of educational institutions and the safety of students and teachers. As security agencies intensify rescue efforts, stakeholders are calling for stronger measures to safeguard schools and prevent future attacks, reaffirming that a secure learning environment is essential for quality education.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Judiciary

Federal High Court Orders Final Forfeiture of 48 Properties Worth ₦212 Billion Linked to Former AGF Abubakar Malami

The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the final forfeiture of 48 out of 57 properties valued at approximately ₦212 billion and linked to former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami. In her ruling, Justice Joyce Abdulmalik upheld the EFCC's application, dismissing objections from Malami, his family members, and associated companies. The court emphasized that the central issue was not ownership of the properties but the legitimacy of the funds used to acquire them. The assets, located across Abuja, Kebbi, Kano, and Kaduna States, include luxury hotels, residential estates, commercial plazas, warehouses, educational institutions, and other high-value properties.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Governance

Enugu 2027: A New Direction for Sustainable Growth, Inclusive Development, and Shared Prosperity

As Enugu State prepares for the 2027 governorship election, the focus is shifting from political rhetoric to practical solutions that can improve the lives of citizens. Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji (Nwakaibie) presents a governance agenda centered on economic revitalization, productive investment, job creation, political stability, and inclusive development. With a vision that emphasizes wealth creation over excessive taxation, balanced infrastructure, and grassroots empowerment, his campaign offers voters an alternative approach as they consider the future direction of Enugu State.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Governance

Enugu Rescue Mission: Choosing Performance Over Publicity

The true measure of any government is not the strength of its publicity but the quality of life it delivers to its people. As residents continue to face economic hardship and challenges in accessing essential public services, the demand for accountable, people-centered leadership grows stronger. The Enugu Rescue Mission represents a vision for governance driven by tangible results, sustainable development, and a commitment to placing the welfare of citizens above political messaging. Enugu's future should be shaped by performance, transparency, and lasting progress—not by slogans alone.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026

Governance

2027: Let the Works Speak — Why Performance, Integrity, and Results Must Define Enugu's Next Leader

As the 2027 governorship election approaches, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji (Nwakaibie), the PDP Governorship Candidate for Enugu State, is calling for a shift in the political conversation from rhetoric to results. Through his message, "Let the Works Speak," he urges Ndi Enugu to evaluate leadership based on integrity, measurable achievements, and genuine public service rather than political propaganda or empty promises. Emphasizing that lasting leadership is built on performance, accountability, and tangible development, Chief Nnaji encourages voters to prioritize character, competence, grassroots development, and transparent governance. His message is clear: the future of Enugu should be determined by leaders whose records speak for them.

Site manager·Jul 15, 2026