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A determined crowd of protesters has converged on the gates of the National Assembly in Abuja, launching what organisers are calling the “Occupy National Assembly” campaign. Their rally cry is simple and powerful: mandate real-time…
On Monday morning in Abuja, the road leading to Nigeria’s National Assembly carried an air of quiet tension. Placards rose above a slow-moving crowd. Chants ebbed and flowed. Peter Obi — former presidential candidate and…
In a ruling with significant implications for Nigeria’s separation of powers, the Court of Appeal in Abuja has upheld the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan by the Senate, affirming that the upper chamber acted within…
Nigeria’s Senate has called an emergency plenary session for Tuesday, 10 February 2026, in the midst of growing controversy over how election results should be transmitted under the newly amended Electoral Act. In a terse…
Nigeria’s biggest labour union has stirred the political pot just weeks before the next general election. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has warned of nationwide protests, strikes and even election boycotts in response to what…
In Abuja’s usually bustling political atmosphere, the silence at many polling units during the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) mock council elections spoke volumes. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it is worried—deeply worried—about the…
Electronic transmission of results refers to the process of sending polling-unit outcomes digitally to a central election database, rather than relying only on physical result sheets that must be transported manually. When the phrase “real…
On the streets of many nations, from Lagos to Nairobi, ordinary citizens carry an extraordinary burden: the fear that the very institution meant to protect them can also harm them. Police reform has long been…
Water is life. Simple, clear, undeniable. Yet across Nigeria’s biggest cities, clean and reliable water still behaves like a seasonal visitor—appearing briefly, then disappearing without warning. From Lagos to Kano, Port Harcourt to Abuja, the…
