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Oluwole Oke: APC Disagrees With INEC’s Osun Result, Believes Adeleke Did Not Score The Highest Valid Votes
The Director-general of the All Progressives Congress, (APC), Governorship Campaign in Osun State, Oluwole Oke, has said the party disagrees with the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) declaration of Senator
Bukola Idowu: If We Can Translate Osun’s Voter Turnout To 2027, That Would Be A Good Thing
The Executive Director, Kimpact Development Initiative, Bukola Idowu, has commended the resilience of Osun voters and the turnout recorded during the state’s governorship election, saying translating the level of participation
Ireti Kingibe: Abuja Flooding Due To Construction On Green Areas, Flood Channels
The lawmaker representing the Federal Capital Territory, (FCT), senatorial district, Senator Ireti Kingibe, has linked the worsening flooding in Abuja to construction on green areas, flood channels and flood plains,
Adeleke: Winning The Battle For Osun
REUBEN ABATI The success of the Gubernatorial election held in Osun State on Saturday, August 15, 2026 had implications that went beyond the boundaries of the state. The lead up
2027: The Political Maths Behind Tinubu’s First-Round Pathway
By Gloria Fraser Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election will not be determined by social media excitement or regional assumptions. It will be decided by constitutional arithmetic, organisation, turnout, and the capacity
Olubunmi Ojo: Beyond Passport Reforms…
By Femi Salako When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu promised Nigerians a Renewed Hope Agenda, the skepticism among Nigerians was so strong because of many unfulfilled campaign promises, and were dismissive
Report: Fashion Drives Courier Demands in Nigeria on InDrive, Beats Food & Drinks
Oluchi Chibuzor inDrive, a global mobility and delivery services platform, has revealed that clothing and footwear emerged as the most frequently delivered items through its courier service in Nigeria during
Driving Export-led Economic Diversification Agenda
For decades, Nigeria’s economic fortunes have been disproportionately tied to crude oil, leaving the country vulnerable to volatile global prices, production disruptions and external shocks. But as President Bola Tinubu’s
RIBADU’S SECURITY DIPLOMACY AND PARTNERSHIPS
ADE OLUWATOYIN writes that security is being treated less as the isolated responsibility of individual agencies and more as a national system requiring coordination The latest Nigeria–United States security talks
WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL: WHY NIGERIA’S MEMBERSHIP MATTERS
Rejoining the WEC could provide a platform for influencing international energy policy while drawing global expertise into the country’s domestic energy sector, argues GABRIEL TANIMU ADUDA Nigeria’s return to the
