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Several prominent Nigerian political figures have publicly expressed confidence in President Bola Tinubu’s ability to secure re-election in 2027. Their statements reflect ongoing partisan alignments and strategic calculations ahead of the next general election cycle.
Allies of former presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar have criticized President Bola Tinubu's administration as ride-hailing giant Uber withdraws from the Nigerian market.
Prominent Nigerian figures, including Peter Obi and Ahmed Lawan, have publicly criticized President Bola Tinubu for attempting to block the release of his past official records. The dispute centers on transparency demands regarding documentation previously withheld from public scrutiny.
Religious figures, judicial officials, and civil society leaders are urging Nigerian politicians to avoid personal attacks and inflammatory rhetoric as preparations for the 2027 general elections intensify. Officials emphasize the need for peaceful and consistent political engagement to prevent social unrest.
Prominent political figures Jang and Kwankwaso are publicly disputing control over the Plateau State People's Democratic Party's gubernatorial ticket, signaling internal party friction ahead of elections.
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, lawmakers and legal experts have publicly condemned ADC presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar for his remarks regarding President Tinubu's educational qualifications.
Hamzat, Oshiomhole, and Shekarau have called on Nigerians to reject identity politics, advocating for a focus on national unity and merit.
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo and other political figures have urged Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke to continue delivering good and inclusive governance. Adeleke's victory in the Osun election was cited as disproving claims of a one-party state.
Nigerian politicians Babachir Lawal and Atiku Abubakar have engaged in a war of words, with Lawal mocking Atiku's presidential bid as a 'cheap product.' Atiku, in turn, criticized the government, attributing insecurity to padded budgets and wasteful expenditures.
Nigerian politicians, including Onanuga and Oshiomhole, have criticized Peter Obi's presidential ambitions, accusing him of dreaming of victory he never had and being desperate. They also questioned the accountability of his 2023 campaign funds.
Prominent Nigerian politicians and public figures, including Atiku Abubakar and Rabiu Kwankwaso, extended their congratulations to Peter Obi on his 65th birthday. Obi marked the occasion by reflecting on his service and donating ₦10 million to a rural hospital.
Nigerian politicians, including Abbas, Namdas, and Senator Plang, have lauded the re-nomination of Shettima by the APC. They describe Tinubu's choice as a sign of stability and courage within the party.
Vanguard News published a cartoon satirizing Nigerian politicians, portraying them as 'born again'.
A senatorial aspirant from the NDC has called on President Tinubu to decisively address insecurity in Nigeria. Separately, Remi Tinubu encouraged women to develop their skills and capabilities to effectively serve in public office.
Nigerian politicians are debating President Tinubu's 2027 presidential candidacy, with Senator Bamidele vowing to secure 10 million votes from the South-West for his re-election. Meanwhile, Atiku Abubakar has alleged that Tinubu's 11 million APC primary votes were fabricated, while other politicians congratulate Tinubu on his primary victory.
Nigerian financial institutions are racing to meet a new CBN cybersecurity standard, while the Securities and Exchange Commission warns citizens against a rise in Ponzi schemes on social media. These efforts are part of broader regulatory oversight in the country's financial sector.
Nigerian politicians Amaechi and Hayatu-Deen have both officially joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential race. Both candidates have picked up their N90 million nomination forms.
Nigerian politicians Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have formally joined the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) and warned members against litigation.
Leading Nigerian political figures, including President Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, and Rotimi Amaechi, have engaged in a series of public exchanges and accusations. Their comments cover topics ranging from the 2027 general elections and alleged political interference to past events involving former President Jonathan.
Nigerian politicians are actively debating the prospects for the 2027 presidential election, with various figures expressing opinions on the ruling APC's chances and the impact of current economic hardship. Aspirants are also beginning to declare their intentions for parliamentary seats.
Former Nigerian politicians Nwobodo and Nnamani have publicly endorsed Governor Mbah for a second term in the 2027 elections, with the governor expressing gratitude for the overwhelming support.
Nigerian governors Wike and Bala Mohammed are engaged in a public dispute concerning their respective political parties, the PDP and APC, amidst rumors of a looming defection.
Nigerian politicians Ambode and Obasa have publicly endorsed President Tinubu's continuity in office for 2027, citing his pragmatic leadership and reforms that are reshaping the nation's socio-economic landscape.
An opinion piece discusses the prevalence of criminal culture among Nigerian politicians, noting that while some are decent, they are a minority.
Prominent Nigerian politicians are intensifying calls for the reinstatement of fuel subsidies, arguing that current energy costs are crippling households and businesses while challenging President Tinubu’s economic policies.
Recent publications feature updates on notable Nigerian politicians, including former officials and state representatives. The coverage highlights their ongoing public roles and regional political developments.
Prominent Nigerian politicians Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi have signaled their intentions to contest the upcoming 2027 presidential election, drawing early attention amid expectations of further candidate declarations.
Political analyst Tonnie Iredia has called for stricter enforcement of electoral laws, urging politicians to focus on governance rather than launching illegal campaign activities ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and other commentators are advocating for the restoration of Nigeria's fuel subsidy, arguing it is essential for public welfare. The debate underscores ongoing political tensions surrounding energy pricing and economic relief measures.
Political analyst Ikechukwu Amaechi warns that Nigerian politicians are increasingly using wild narratives and personal attacks during the early 2027 campaign period to divert attention from critical national issues.
Nigerian politicians, including Kwankwaso and an Imo LP governorship aspirant, expressed their condolences for the 46 victims of a boat accident in Sokoto. Kwankwaso also called for an investigation into the incident.
A call has been made for Nigerian politicians to cease recruiting youths for election violence, emphasizing that young people should refuse to be used as political thugs and demand accountability.
The Labour Party chair urged Nigerian politicians to embrace issue-based campaigns and avoid divisive politics in preparation for the 2027 general elections.
The Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, Dr. Oliver Ali Abah, has accused some Nigerian politicians of profiting from the country's insecurity, including banditry and kidnapping, and urged citizens not to sell their votes in 2027.
Christian Conscience, a group, is urging Nigerian politicians to avoid divisive politics in the lead-up to the 2027 elections, advocating for unity and diversity as national strengths.
Following the PFIPC scandal, a Kano senator, the ADC, and Atiku have all rejected the ICPC's probe, instead demanding a more thorough investigation by either the Senate or an independent judicial panel.
Nigerian politicians are debating the prospects of President Tinubu's re-election in 2027, with some insisting Nigerians will renew his mandate while others, like Peter Obi, criticize his current policies.
A pro-democracy group in Nigeria has issued a warning to politicians, stating that manipulating the 2027 elections could lead to a severe crisis, threatening the nation's stability and democracy.
Nigerian politicians are engaged in a public debate regarding President-elect Bola Tinubu's path to the presidency and his ability to address national insecurity. While one politician expressed confidence in Tinubu's capacity to solve security challenges, another claimed to have played a more significant role in making former President Buhari president than Tinubu.
Nigerian politicians Wike and Makinde offered contrasting views on the PDP-APM alliance, with Wike calling it 'Political 419' and Makinde advocating for the people's decision.
Former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello has urged political aspirants to prioritize unity, patience, and legacy-driven leadership. His advice comes ahead of future elections in the state, emphasizing service to the people.
Several Nigerian politicians, including Yayi and Orji Kalu's brother, have begun picking up All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship forms for the 2027 elections. This signals the early stages of political maneuvering and seeking endorsements for upcoming gubernatorial races.
Aides to Nigerian political figures Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu are engaged in a public dispute over comments regarding power rotation in the country. Tinubu's aide criticized Atiku's remarks, urging him to abandon his 2027 ambition, while Atiku's aide countered that no one owns Nigeria.
Following the ADC convention, Nigerian politicians Amaechi and Obi have called for unity and action. Amaechi reportedly targeted Tinubu's removal, while Obi emphasized the need for collective effort after a 'successful' convention.
An analysis highlights the phenomenon of defections and political movements among prominent Nigerian politicians like Atiku, Obi, Aregbesola, and Kwankwaso, suggesting that their actions are driven by constant, calculated, and destabilizing motion rather than ideology.
Nigerian politicians, including former Plateau State Governor Jonah Jang and former minister Kwankwaso, have strongly condemned the Palm Sunday gunmen attack on Angwan Rukuba community in Jos North, which claimed at least 28 lives. The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) also denounced the "horrific" killings, while Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has directed security agencies to adopt proactive, intelligence-driven operations to tackle urban terrorism.
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu on Wednesday branded himself a “die-hard democrat,” urging Nigerian politicians across party lines to embrace true democratic principles and submit to the rule of law, no matter…
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, a former official criticizes politicians for focusing on rhetoric rather than substantive policy discussions.
The Christian Association of Nigeria has cautioned politicians against invoking religious figures or using sacred names in their 2027 election campaigns, emphasizing that no candidate should be treated as a messiah.
Senior Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin addressed Nigerian politicians, warning that leadership lacking spiritual wisdom will fail and urging them to prioritize divine direction over worldly ambitions.
Federal Minister Nyesom Wike hosted Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara in Port Harcourt to strengthen ties and finalize their political alliance reconciliation.
Prominent Nigerian figures Jang and Kwankwaso have publicly disagreed regarding the allocation or争夺 of the PDP gubernatorial nomination ticket for Plateau State ahead of upcoming elections.
Nigeria’s political landscape is shifting ahead of the 2027 elections, with former governors advocating for opposition unity while ruling and opposition factions clash over a proposed billion-dollar household palliative program. These developments underscore growing strategic realignments and economic policy debates.
Former governors and activists including Peter Obi and Sunday Owolowele Sowore have publicly condemned Atiku Abubakar's proposed fuel subsidy policy, calling it economically unviable.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has warned political leaders in Nigeria against recruiting or funding youths to attack opponents, emphasizing that such actions expose young people to criminal activities and long-term consequences.
Nigerian politicians are publicly debating the prospect of a Muslim-Muslim ticket for the 2027 elections, with Rabiu Kwankwaso rejecting calls for such a ticket and other figures dismissing opposition to it.
Transparency Watch, a civil society organization, has called on Nigerian politicians and privileged individuals to adopt the philanthropic and people-centered leadership style of Senator Abdul’aziz Abubakar Yari.
A report highlights the children of prominent Nigerian politicians, including Joaquin Wike, Fatima Ganduje-Ajimobi, and Ariwe, who graduated from UK universities in 2026.
A political cartoon from Vanguard News depicts Nigerian politicians as 'chemistry professors,' likely offering satirical commentary on their actions or rhetoric.
Yakubu Kingsley, a presidential aspirant for the PRP, has called on Nigerian politicians to avoid divisive politics and instead focus on issue-based campaigns for the 2027 elections.
Former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, alleged that some politicians are profiting from the insecurity in Nigeria. This accusation has sparked debate about the role of incompetence and collusion in the nation's security challenges.
Several Nigerian politicians, including former IGP Mohammed Adamu and Rotimi Amaechi, have rejected the results of their respective party primaries, citing widespread voter disenfranchisement and irregularities. Some are threatening to go to court following their losses.
While Nigerian politicians focus on the 2027 elections, the nation's insecurity crisis continues to deepen with school abductions and killings. This situation threatens Nigeria’s democratic future.
Former minister Maku and ex-senator Abbo, among others, have obtained nomination forms from Nigeria's Labour Party, signaling their intent to contest for Senate and governorship positions in the 2027 general elections.
Following INEC's deadline, prominent Nigerian politicians Obi and Kwankwaso have reportedly triggered mass defections, leading to significant shifts in the country's political landscape. A PDP chieftain also urged unity after a Supreme Court convention verdict.
Nigerian politicians Peter Obi and Bala Mohammed held discussions in Bauchi, focusing on critical national issues including economic recovery and citizen welfare.
Former INEC chairman Attahiru Jega has called on Nigerian politicians to avoid desperation and focus on substantive issues as the country prepares for the 2027 general elections.
Nigerian politicians Amaechi, Tambuwal, and Galadima have criticized the federal government, particularly over attempts to stop political gatherings. They argue such actions violate constitutional rights and suggest a disregard for public opinion.
Governor Adeleke, Senator Fadahunsi, and the APC in Osun State, Nigeria, have extended Easter greetings to Christians, calling for love, sacrifice, unity, and peaceful coexistence.
Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has claimed that his prayers were instrumental in the electoral victories of six Nigerian politicians in the 2023 general elections.
Nigerian commentators express grave worry about the integrity of the 2027 elections and the potential for the country to become a one-party state, citing visible disarray within opposition ranks.
With barely a year into the current administration's term, Nigerian politicians are already focused on the 2027 elections, with billboards, consultations, and strategic defections underway.