Politics

The stillness of Abuja at two in the morning carries its own kind of weight. A city usually humming with...

In the spring of 2012, a crowded London courtroom held its breath as James Onanefe Ibori, former governor of Nigeria’s...

For decades, Nigeria’s opposition politics followed a familiar script: fragmented coalitions, recycled candidates, and campaigns that relied more on rhetoric...

Local government elections in Nigeria have become a key instrument for ruling parties to consolidate power and maintain influence over...

In Nigeria, elections do not always end at the ballot box. Very often, they end under the wooden gavel of...

When speculations about former president Goodluck Jonathan’s return began circulating, Nigerians reacted with a mix of nostalgia and cautious hope....

Weeks after the African Democratic Congress was chosen as the umbrella for opposition leaders hoping to unseat President Bola Tinubu...

Governor Hyacinth Alia insisted he played no role in the leadership crisis that led to Dajoh’s resignation as speaker. The...

Utomi recalled that Obi had long championed a one five-year term, rotating among Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones. He insisted critics...

The former lawmaker faulted FERMA for neglecting Ondo roads, questioning whether the agency is functioning effectively or in total collapse....