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Tinubu orders massive manhunt for Niger terrorists

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered security chiefs to hunt down terrorists who killed and abducted civilians during coordinated attacks on communities and a market in Niger State. He condemned the killings and kidnappings in Agwarra and Borgu Local Government Areas, describing the raids as a grave assault on innocent Nigerians and a direct test of the country’s resolve.​ In a statement by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President directed the Minister of Defence, the Chief of Defence Staff, the Service Chiefs, the Inspector General of Police and the Director General of the DSS to track down the attackers and ensure the immediate rescue of abducted victims. He ordered security agencies to scale up operations around vulnerable communities, especially those close to forests like Kainji Lake National Park that are used as terrorist hideouts.​ The […]

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Atiku, Obi and key blocs list urgent steps to fix Nigeria in 2026

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi, Christian and regional bodies, and the Peoples Democratic Party have outlined what they see as urgent steps to make 2026 more meaningful for Nigerians.​In comments gathered by Vanguard, they stressed the need to tackle insecurity, rebuild the economy, reduce poverty and restore trust in public institutions under President Bola Tinubu’s administration.​ Atiku called for a clear economic rescue plan centred on job creation, lower living costs and credible efforts to ease the hardship many households are facing, warning that ad hoc measures will not be enough.​Obi, now a leading opposition figure, pushed for transparent governance, strict accountability and cutting waste, arguing that Nigerians need to see concrete improvements in power, education, health and security rather than promises.​ Groups such as the Christian Association of Nigeria, the Arewa Consultative […]

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Presidency rejects claim of secret tax law changes

The Presidency has rejected allegations that it secretly altered provisions of Nigeria’s new tax reform laws, insisting that no changes were made outside the proper legal and legislative process. The denial comes as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate Peter Obi, opposition parties and several civil society groups demand a halt to implementation and a thorough investigation.​ President Bola Tinubu signed four tax reform bills into law, which together form what the government calls the most far reaching overhaul of Nigeria’s tax system in decades. The new framework, anchored on the Nigeria Revenue Service, includes the Nigeria Tax Act, the Nigeria Tax Administration Act, the Nigeria Revenue Service Establishment Act and the Joint Revenue Board Establishment Act.​ According to the Federal Government, the reforms aim to simplify compliance, broaden the tax base, remove overlapping taxes and […]

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Is Nigeria Cursed, or Are We the Curse? — Obi Laments Over Insecurity

Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has decried the country’s worsening insecurity in a heartfelt post. Listing abductions and attacks over the past ten days—including kidnappings of Defence officials, students, worshippers, and farmers—Obi argues Nigeria’s “chaos” is due to collective leadership failures that have allowed lawlessness and violence to thrive. Obi claims no one, not even those tasked with security, is safe and warns that leaders have chosen “comfort over courage, politics over people, and power over purpose.” He insists the tragedies facing Nigerians—school abductions, attacks on worshippers, and erosion of democratic institutions—are not inevitable, but the result of failed governance. Calling for urgent reform, Obi says Nigeria must rise above indifference and excuses, and leaders must protect every community, child, and citizen. “You deserve safety, you deserve peace,” he concludes, urging Nigerians to demand a competent, compassionate […]

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NSC Intervenes in Super Eagles Allowance Protest in Morocco

The National Sports Commission (NSC) has intervened to resolve the Super Eagles' protest in Morocco over delayed camp allowances and bonuses ahead of their crucial 2026 World Cup playoff against Gabon in Rabat. Disturbing reports of a possible player boycott surfaced after the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) failed to settle outstanding payments, raising concerns about Nigeria's World Cup hopes. NSC Director General Bukola Olopade personally intervened, leading to players reconsidering a full protest. Players are demanding increased match bonuses—from $5,000 to $15,000—and fulfillment of federal promises after their AFCON 2025 silver medal. Allegations also surfaced about wider NFF financial mismanagement, prompting calls for a federal probe. Supporters and stakeholders expressed fears reminiscent of previous crises that derailed Nigeria's football campaigns, such as at France ‘98. Labour Party's Peter Obi also criticized authorities for neglecting the players' welfare, urging dignity and […]

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World Cup Qualifiers: Peter Obi Slams FG Over Unpaid Super Eagles Allowances

Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has strongly criticized the Federal Government over reports that the Super Eagles boycotted training ahead of Thursday’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup playoff against Gabon in Rabat, Morocco. Obi expressed disappointment that players representing Nigeria continue to be owed allowances, describing the situation as “truly unfortunate” and shameful, with “needless lavish spending and political patronage” prioritized over rewarding service and patriotism. Obi urged authorities to resolve the standoff and ensure athletes are treated with dignity and paid promptly. The boycott disrupted preparations just two days before the vital qualifier match that could determine Nigeria’s spot at the World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Reports indicate unresolved financial issues between the team and football authorities, with all squad members and staff refusing to train over unpaid bonuses. Obi warned this sends the wrong […]

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Over 2.8 Million Voters Participate in Anambra Election

The Anambra State governorship election saw over 2.8 million registered voters going to the polls to choose the next governor. The election featured 16 candidates, including the current governor Professor Chukwuma Soludo, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, and Sir Paul Chukwuma among others. The election took place across 5,718 polling units with more than 24,000 ad hoc staff deployed and 6,879 BVAS devices for accreditation. The election day was marked by a high turnout, with voters of all ages coming out to participate. Notable moments included a 110-year-old man, Pa Onwujiobi Nwafor, casting his vote in Aguata and other elderly citizens taking part, demonstrating strong community engagement. Some challenges were reported, such as delays at certain polling units and a woman, Mrs. Elizabeth Onike, being unable to vote due to not having her card. Officials worked to resolve issues as they arose. […]

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NSA, Service Chiefs Meet Over Planned U.S. Military Action Against Nigeria

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, on Monday held a high-level meeting with service chiefs and heads of security and intelligence agencies in Abuja following U.S. President Donald Trump’s declaration of possible military action against Nigeria over alleged killings of Christians. According to sources, the emergency meeting — which took place at the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) — was convened to coordinate a national security response and assess the implications of the U.S. president’s statement. The outcome of the deliberation, sources said, would be communicated through official channels from the NSA’s office. Trump, speaking late Sunday aboard Air Force One, warned that ground operations and air strikes could form part of a potential U.S. attack on Nigeria if the country failed to curb “mass killings of Christians.” “They’re killing the Christians and killing them in very large […]

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Tinubu’s Reforms Deepening Poverty, Says Peter Obi

Former Anambra State Governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration, saying its much-publicised economic reforms are failing to lift Nigerians out of poverty. Obi’s comments followed a World Bank report released on October 8, 2025, which revealed that 139 million Nigerians now live below the poverty line—an increase from 87 million in 2023. In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, Obi described the figures as a “heartbreaking reflection” of how poorly the government’s policies have performed. “What this means is that in two years under the watch of the APC regime, over 50 million Nigerians were sent into poverty,” Obi wrote.“This is a heartbreaking reflection of how deeply our nation is failing its citizens.” He expressed concern that instead of treating the report as a wake-up call, the government dismissed it, […]

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“My Hands Are Clean” – Peter Obi Denies Election Rigging Claims

Obi's Clean Record Challenge Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate Peter Obi has boldly defended his political integrity, stating: ✔ Never engaged in ballot snatching or rigging✔ No history of political thuggery or violence✔ Challenges critics: "Investigate me - you'll find no stains" "Ask those who've contested against me - none were denied rights or framed. I believe in fair competition, not manufactured victories."— Peter Obi via X ⏳ The One-Term Presidency Vision Obi reaffirmed his controversial stance that four years is enough for transformative leadership: ✅ Anti-Corruption: "We can confront graft head-on in 48 months"✅ Resource Reallocation: "Trillions wasted on jets could educate millions"✅ Electoral Reform: "Conduct free, fair polls within one term" "The agitation over my one-term pledge shows we doubt honest leadership's power." 🆚 Contrasting Political Styles Obi distanced himself from what he called "desperate politics": 🚫 No aggressive rhetoric🚫 No policy flip-flopping🚫 No unrealistic promises "Power isn't my ambition - Nigeria's progress is. If service […]

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