Nigeria’s major opposition parties have criticised the Senate’s rejection of mandatory electronic transmission of election results, calling it a threat to democracy.
Politics
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INEC has registered only two political parties — DLA and court-backed NDC — out of 171 associations that applied, following a strict legal screening process.
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GovernmentInfrastructurePolitics
Ogun State and World Bank Invest ₦5bn in Women Empowerment and Economic Recovery
Gov Abiodun reveals ₦5bn joint investment with the World Bank to empower 55,000 women in Ogun State. Updates on new Electricity Distribution Company and OGCARES inside.
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MURIC has urged President Tinubu to remove INEC Chairman Prof. Josiah Amupitan, citing concerns about neutrality ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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Akoko-Edo Local Government Chairman Alabi Bliss Oshionogue has been impeached by seven councillors, with a viral video showing him being booed out of office.
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GovernmentNationalPolitics
Why Tinubu Succeeded as Lagos Governor — Ndume Says Key Allies Were Sidelined
Senator Ali Ndume says President Tinubu succeeded in Lagos because of strong allies, alleging many of them have now been sidelined in his current administration.
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NationalPoliticsPolls
2027: Atiku, Obi Demand Free and Fair Elections as Aregbesola Downplays Governors’ Defections
Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi and Rauf Aregbesola call for free and fair elections in 2027, saying voters — not governors — will decide Nigeria’s future.
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GovernmentNationalPoliticsSecurity
Nigerian Military to Try Officers Accused of Plotting Coup Against Tinubu’s Government
Nigeria’s military says several officers will face trial after an investigation allegedly uncovered a coup plot against President Tinubu’s government.
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Edo State NewsPolitics
ADC Pledges to Challenge Okpebholo’s 2.5 Million Vote Promise to Tinubu in Edo South
Edo ADC leaders say they will challenge Governor Okpebholo’s reported promise to deliver 2.5 million votes for President Tinubu in Edo South in 2027.
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Edo State NewsPolitics
Godfatherism Must Be Dismantled in Nigerian Politics — APC Chieftain Idahagbon
APC chieftain and federal commissioner Henry Idahagbon has called for the dismantling of godfatherism in Nigerian politics, describing it as a uniquely Nigerian practice that weakens democracy. He urged political leaders to disengage after leaving office and embrace one man, one vote.

