Special Report
Patience Ndidi Key (PNK): YPP vice presidential candidate positioning as visionary leader, change agent
Patience Ndidi Key, PNK, the Young Progressives Party, YPP, vice presidential candidate and running-mate of Dr. Peter Agada, is a US-based Nigerian healthcare professional, entrepreneur, and politician. She ran as
IGP Disu: Recent figures point to rising Policing
By Evelyn Usman On February 25, 2026, IGP Olatunji Disu took charge of the Nigeria Police Force with a solemn promise not to squander the confidence reposed in him. Today,
2027: Why Nigerians must vote for working system
By Prisca Sam-Duru A 33-year-old Cameroonian woman living in the UK recently shared an experience that stayed with me. Thirty weeks pregnant and home alone, she felt what she thought
Donald Duke: From Cross River record to PRP’s 2027 presidential gamble
Donald Duke’s return to Nigeria’s presidential race is less a story of a new entrant than of a politician reopening a national argument that began nearly two decades ago. Read
Atiku Abubakar’s long road to one more presidential fight
At 79, Atiku Abubakar is no longer trying to prove that he can survive Nigeria’s politics. He has already done that. His significance in the 2027 presidential contest lies elsewhere.
Babangida Umar: The lesser-known name on PDP’s 2027 ticket
On the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s 2027 presidential ticket, the contrast is difficult to miss. At the top is Senator Prof. Sandy Ojang Onor; a former senator, professor of history
2027 Election: Usman Turaki, BOOT Party vice presidential candidate
Kano-born Usman Mustapha Turaki is the vice presidential candidate of Because Of Our Tomorrow, BOOT, Party. His principal in the 2027 general elections is Sunday Adenuga. Read Also: Presidential Candidate:
NIGERIA @ 66: Judicial Appointments – Between constitutional rigour and political executives’ stranglehold
By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor THE independence of the Nigerian judiciary has once again been thrown into the crucible of public debate. Amid growing concerns over conflicting judgements and perceived
NIGERIA @ 66: Focus On Judiciary – Disgraceful conflicting judgements that taint courts reputation
By Henry Ojelu, Assistant Judicial Editor When two courts issue different orders over the same dispute, the law can suddenly acquire two voices. For litigants, lawyers, security agencies and ordinary
Judiciary Under Military, Civilian Rule: From ouster clauses to constitutional checks
By Henry Ojelu, Assistant Judicial Editor Nigeria’s judiciary has undergone profound changes since independence, moving from an institution operating under successive military governments and restrictive decrees to a constitutional arm
