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By Ijeoma Agbafo President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to tackling Nigeria’s longstanding electricity challenges, declaring that access to reliable power is a right owed to every citizen. Speaking during his Democracy Day national broadcast on Thursday, the President

Popular Afrobeats singer, actor, and social activist, Folarin Falana, widely known as Falz, on Friday joined scores of Nigerians in Lagos to commemorate Democracy Day with a strong message to the Federal Government, condemning what he described as worsening insecurity, deepening economic

Pope Leo XIV on Friday delivered a powerful message of solidarity and compassion for migrants, telling hundreds gathered at a reception centre on the Spanish island of Tenerife that “all of us are migrants” as he concluded a weeklong visit to Spain

NIGERIA Democratic Congress, NDC, presidential candidate for the 2027 election, Peter Obi, has admonished Nigerians to let the June 12 they celebrate today be a critical assessment of the nation’s political landscape. The 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate also wants a repeat

As Nigerians marked the 2026 Democracy Day celebration, the Managing Director of the Kaduna State Roads Agency, Dr. Abdullahi Ahmed, has described Governor Uba Sani as a living symbol of the democratic ideals represented by the historic June 12 struggle, praising his

Wife of the Anambra State Governor, Dr Nonye Soludo, has urged Nigerian youths to remain hopeful and actively contribute to shaping the nation’s future. Soludo gave the advice in a Democracy Day message on Friday in Awka. She urged the youths to

Security experts, policymakers and other stakeholders will converge on Abuja to examine strategies for addressing growing cross-border security threats undermining Nigeria’s stability and national security. This is contained in a statement by retired Commodore Amatare Kpou, Acting President, Alumni Association of the

Nigeria took a massive stride toward a radical restructuring of its internal security architecture on Thursday, as a bill seeking to establish state police forces secured near-unanimous backing in the House of Representatives and successfully scaled its second reading in the Senate.