#Federal Government

Interviews

INEC HOLDS NATIONAL WORKSHOP FOR POLITICAL PARTIES IN LAGOS AS PDP DELEGATION PARTICIPATES

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has commenced a three-day national workshop for leaders of Nigeria’s 22 registered political parties in Lagos, focusing on the 2026 Regulations and Guidelines for Political Parties and the Political Party Finance Reporting and Audit Systems (PFRAS). The Peoples Democratic Party is being represented by key national officers, including Senator Samuel Nnaemeka Anyanwu, Hon. Capt. Umar Bature, and Dr. Grema Kyari.

Site manager·May 12, 2026

Investigations

TRAGEDY ON LAGOS–ENUGU ROUTE AS LUXURY BUS INVOLVED IN FATAL CRASH

A luxury bus travelling from Lagos to Enugu was involved in a fatal multiple accident, leaving the driver, conductor, and two passengers dead, while several others sustained serious injuries. The tragic incident occurred after the bus departed Maza Maza in Lagos on 11/05/2026 Monday night.

Site manager·May 12, 2026

Politics

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT BUILDS AT PDP SECRETRIAT OVER NATASHA AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN'S VISIT TO WADATA PLAZA

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Headquarters in Abuja witnessed a wave of excitement and political activity as Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan officially stormed Wadata Plaza to submit her Nomination and Expression of Interest forms ahead of the party’s forthcoming electoral process. Her arrival drew enthusiastic supporters, party stakeholders, and loyalists who gathered to welcome the distinguished lawmaker and celebrate what many described as another significant milestone for the party. The vibrant atmosphere at the PDP National Secretariat reflected the growing momentum within the party, as aspirants across the country continue to demonstrate strong participation in the ongoing nomination exercise.

Site manager·May 12, 2026

Editorial

FG LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE DRUG TESTING POLICY TO CURB SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

The Federal Government’s introduction of mandatory drug testing for secondary school students marks a significant step in tackling the rising challenge of substance abuse among Nigerian youths. Through periodic and surprise screenings, the initiative aims to promote early detection, counselling, rehabilitation, and safer learning environments in schools nationwide. The policy reflects a broader commitment to protecting students’ mental health, strengthening discipline, and supporting the national fight against drug abuse through preventive and corrective measures rather than punishment.

Site manager·May 11, 2026

Politics

DEPUTY SPEAKER BENJAMIN KALU RETURNS TO BENDE REPS CONTEST AMID GOVERNORSHIP SPECULATIONS

Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu has reportedly shifted attention from the Abia State governorship race to the House of Representatives primaries for Bende Federal Constituency, a move that has sparked widespread political reactions across the state. The Deputy Speaker, who had previously expressed interest in challenging Governor Alex Otti in the 2027 governorship election, appeared before the APC Screening Committee for the National Assembly contest, signaling a possible change in political strategy.

Site manager·May 11, 2026

Governance

BUILDING HOPE IN DIFFICULT TIMES : THE LEADERSHIP VISION OF CHIEF GEOFFERY UCHE NNAJI

Chief Geoffrey Uche Nnaji “Nwakaibie” is increasingly being recognized by supporters and political observers as a resilient and visionary leader committed to transformational governance in Enugu State. At a time many describe as critical for the state’s future, his leadership philosophy is seen as one centered on turning challenges into opportunities, promoting innovation, and inspiring hope among the people. Supporters believe his focus on youth empowerment, economic growth, human capital development, and people-oriented leadership reflects a strong commitment to building a more prosperous and habitable Enugu State. Through his emphasis on resilience, personal growth, and strategic leadership, many see Chief Geoffrey Uche Nnaji as a figure capable of driving meaningful progress and restoring confidence in governance across the state.

Site manager·May 11, 2026

Elections

CHIEF UCHE NNAJI INITIATIVE EXPANDS DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AMONG STUDENTS AND YOUTHS

Chief Uche Nnaji “Nwakabie” has continued to demonstrate strong commitment to youth empowerment and democratic inclusion through initiatives aimed at increasing civic participation among young Nigerians. Through the Uche Nnaji Initiative, students of the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, and youths in surrounding communities were supported in registering and processing their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), making the electoral process more accessible and convenient. By facilitating the presence of INEC officials within the university environment and providing transportation support to registration centers, the initiative helped reduce the challenges often associated with voter registration. The effort has been widely praised as a practical and impactful investment in youth participation, civic responsibility, and the future of democratic governance in Nigeria.

Site manager·May 11, 2026

Investigations

APC WARD MEETING IN ENUGU ENDS IN FRACAS, EXPOSING DEEPENING PARTY DIVISIONS AND PUBLIC DISCONTENT

Political tension within Enugu State’s political landscape appears to be intensifying following reported unrest during an APC Ward 5 meeting in Uwani West. The incident, allegedly triggered by disagreements over party funds and leadership concerns, has further exposed growing dissatisfaction among grassroots members and supporters. As frustrations over economic hardship, governance, and unmet public expectations continue to shape political discussions across the state, many residents are increasingly calling for accountable and people-focused leadership. Amid the shifting political atmosphere, Chief Uchenna Geoffrey Nnaji, popularly known as Nwakaibie, is gaining wider recognition among supporters who view him as a grassroots-oriented leader with strong public connection and growing credibility ahead of the 2027 governorship race.

Site manager·May 10, 2026

Interviews

ENUGU WATER SUPPLY CHALLENGES RAISE FRESH QUESTIONS OVER PUBLIC WELFARE

Concerns are mounting over the worsening water supply situation affecting students at CIC in Enugu, where the absence of running tap water has reportedly forced students to rely on water collected from reservoirs. Critics argue that the continued silence from school authorities, the education board, and relevant government agencies raises serious questions about accountability and the welfare of students. The situation has also intensified public scrutiny of the state government’s handling of basic infrastructure challenges, particularly in communities struggling with inadequate access to essential amenities.

Site manager·May 10, 2026

Governance

SAMSON'S SIASIA, EX-EAGLES STARS BACK RENEWED HOPE NATNIOAL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

The Renewed Hope Patriotic Movement is set to transform grassroots sports development in Nigeria with the launch of a nationwide football championship involving Under-13 and Under-17 male and female teams across the 774 local government areas of the country. Backed by former Super Eagles stars including Samson Siasia, Garuba Lawal, Patrick Pascal, and Abiodun Baruwa, the initiative is designed to discover young talents, promote youth mentorship, and strengthen national unity through sports.

Site manager·May 10, 2026

Economy

CASSAVA, INNOVATION AND LEADERSHIP: REFLECTING ON NIGERIA'S AGRICULTURAL FUTURE WITH CHIEF UCHE NNAJI

In a time when nations are seeking sustainable pathways to economic growth and food security, cassava stands as a symbol of resilience, innovation, and untapped potential for Nigeria. Through the deliberate application of science, technology, and forward-thinking policies, agriculture is gradually being transformed from subsistence farming into a competitive sector capable of connecting local producers to global markets.

Site manager·May 09, 2026

Judiciary

THE AJIBADE SUSPENSION : THE LEGAL MISSTEP THAT COLLASPED THE TURAKI FACTIONS APPEAL

The legal downfall of the Turaki faction ultimately stemmed from what many observers now describe as a critical procedural and constitutional error — the continued involvement of the suspended National Legal Adviser, Ajibade, in prosecuting the faction’s appeal

Site manager·May 09, 2026