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06/05/2026

POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE ALERT

Aisha Yesufu just made a bold move—and it’s turning heads already.

The outspoken activist has walked away from ADC and is now pitching her tent with the NDC. But she didn’t stop there… she’s also set her sights on the FCT senatorial seat come 2027.

This isn’t just a party switch—it’s a statement.
With new alliances forming and fresh contenders stepping in, the road to 2027 is shaping up to be anything but boring.

Something big might be brewing… 👀

02/05/2026

President Bola Tinubu has departed Abuja today (Saturday) on a major international tour that will take him to France, Kenya, and Rwanda

The trip is already generating buzz as it’s packed with high-level summits focused on economic growth, foreign investment, climate action, and strategic partnerships—key areas that could directly impact Nigeria’s future.

The development was confirmed by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, who described the visit as a strategic move to strengthen Nigeria’s global standing and attract meaningful opportunities.

22/04/2026

Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in ADC Leadership Crisis

Nigeria’s Supreme Court has reserved judgment in the ongoing leadership battle rocking the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

Former Senate President, David Mark, is challenging the legitimacy of the party’s leadership in a case that could decide who truly controls the ADC.

After hearing arguments from both sides, the court says it will deliver its final verdict on a later date.

Why this matters:
• The future leadership of ADC hangs in the balance
• Could reshape the party ahead of upcoming elections
• A major test of internal democracy within political parties

All eyes now on the Supreme Court…

What do you think—will this ruling stabilize ADC or deepen the crisis?

08/04/2026

ADC, PDP Stakeholders Meeting.
Are we expecting a merger soon?

13/03/2026

“Why Punish Party Membership but Ignore Certificate Forgery?” — Peter Obi Questions Lawmakers

Peter Obi has raised serious concerns over recent legislative proposals affecting Nigeria’s electoral process, questioning the priorities of lawmakers and warning that the country’s democratic standards could be weakened.

The former governor of Anambra State and presidential candidate in the 2023 Nigerian presidential election reacted to reports that the House of Representatives has proposed imposing a ₦10 million fine and up to two years’ imprisonment for individuals found to be registered in more than one political party.

While acknowledging the need to regulate political party membership, Obi expressed concern that the same legislative move reportedly removes certificate forgery, age falsification, and false declarations as grounds for challenging election outcomes at tribunals.

According to him, such a development contradicts the spirit of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1999) and raises troubling questions about the values guiding Nigeria’s political system.

Obi argued that in any serious democracy, deceiving the electorate to gain power is among the gravest offenses in public life. Acts such as submitting forged certificates, falsifying one’s age, or making dishonest declarations to electoral authorities, he said, should lead to automatic disqualification and possible criminal prosecution.

He warned that focusing more on punishing party alignment while appearing to overlook fraudulent credentials sends the wrong signal about the standards expected from those seeking public office.
“A nation cannot rise above the integrity of its leaders,” Obi stated, stressing that laws should strengthen democracy by promoting truth, character, competence, and accountability among those aspiring to lead.
The remarks have sparked debate among political observers and citizens about the direction of Nigeria’s electoral reforms and whether the proposed changes will strengthen or weaken democratic accountability.
Obi concluded his statement with his familiar message of optimism, saying that despite the challenges, “A New Nigeria is Possible.”

09/03/2026

In 2023, Daniel Bwala publicly declared: "My loyalty to Atiku Abubakar is 100%. Even if the Supreme Court says we have not proved our case, it will not change my opinion that the election was stolen and does not reflect the wishes of the Nigerian people."

Today, the same Daniel Bwala is now working for and defending the government of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the very administration he once accused of benefiting from a stolen mandate.

Politics in Nigeria can change quickly, but statements like this remind us how dramatically positions can shift.

Watch the video and judge for yourself.

Do you think this is political maturity or political convenience?

07/03/2026

Still on Daniel Bwala

07/03/2026

07/03/2026

😆😆😆😆 Daniel Bwala trying to defend Tinubu on insecurity during an interview with Al Jazeera anchor

06/03/2026

Daniel Bwala Faces Tough Questions on the International Stage, and the Conversation Is Getting Heated.

Watch one of the clips that got everyone talking.