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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has finally declared Governor Ahmadu Fintiri as the winner of the Adamawa State Governorship election in what some might describe as a drama-filled supplementary…
Key Highlights The withdrawal of the Adamawa Commissioner of Police by the Inspector General of Police is with immediate effect. The Commissioner of Police in charge of Gombe State, CP…
Key Highlights INEC suspends its REC for Adamawa State, Yunusa-Ari, for his action of declaring results in the Governorship election in the state. The commission’s Administrative Secretary in Adamawa State,…
Key highlights Politics and political figures dominated the interests of Nigerians between January and March this year. The CBN’s naira redesign and the cash scarcity also pushed many Nigerians to…
Key highlights Stakeholders in Nigeria’s telecom are worried that the declining foreign investments in the industry may affect the country’s broadband plan. A major factor identified as discouraging investments is…
Key highlight The UK government acknowledged improvement by INEC during the Governorship and State Assembly elections with better performance by BVAS and IReV. It expressed concern over the increased violence,…
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the Labour Party candidate, Alex Otti, as the winner of the Abia State governorship election held on March 18, following the eventual…
Key highlights The 2023 general elections mark 24 years of uninterrupted democracy in Nigeria, with citizens exercising their rights to elect officials for four-year terms. Calls for restructuring have been…
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the incumbent Governor of Oyo State and the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Seyi Makinde, as the winner of Saturday’s…
Key highlights Thugs disrupted voting process at several polling units in Iba Local Council Development Area, intimidating voters and snatching election materials away. Thugs numbering about 70 took control of…