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More than 20,000 women are expected in Abuja for an APC mobilisation and empowerment programme as the party expands its grassroots campaign structure ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Poor infrastructure, congestion, rising transport costs and limited alternatives continue to put pressure on Nigeria’s road network
Rotimi Babajide says Nigerians have yet to experience what he considers sufficient benefits from fuel subsidy removal and promises major education reforms if elected governor of Ogun State.
The Federal Government says the proposed Energy Zones will focus on major commercial and industrial corridors as part of efforts to improve electricity reliability and strengthen the financial sustainability of the power sector.
Civil society groups at a national summit in Abuja say stronger enforcement and voter education are needed to reduce vote-buying and strengthen public confidence ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.
Abuja takes centre stage as Nigeria Fashion Week moves from Lagos for the first time, bringing designers, policymakers and creative entrepreneurs together to expand the capital’s fashion economy.
As it marks 50 years, the Christian Association of Nigeria urges political parties to focus on policies, reject electoral violence, and respect voters’ freedom to choose their leaders.
The ADC presidential candidate’s campaign says no decision has been confirmed on a single opposition candidate or possible run-off cooperation as consultations continue ahead of the 2027 election.
Police say a 12-year-old girl was rescued during a patrol at Airport Bridge Taxi Park, while the suspect remains in custody as investigations continue.
The fatal collision involved four vehicles along the Hawan Kibo–Jos route, with the Federal Road Safety Corps identifying suspected brake failure and loss of control as preliminary causes.
The technology agency says artificial intelligence will help capture, organise and analyse ideas from young Nigerians participating in the 2026 National Youth Conference for consideration in developing policy recommendations.
With more than 9.3 million young Nigerians newly registered during the 2026 voter registration exercise, political parties now face a huge pool of first-time or newly registered voters whose choices cannot simply be assigned to any candidate or party.
