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Seyi Makinde Gov Makinde Oyo PDP youth leaders ISAF 2025 Conference, Oyo govt approves N12bn, Makinde not interfering in new Eleruwa selection Fear of terrorism grips We are building Nigeria’s very first motorway, Oyo workers, pensioners laud Makinde over new minimum wage implementation, Makinde installs 10 kings, 40 Baales in less than five years in office, Oyo govt partners EIDU on digital learning in schools

We are building Nigeria’s very first motorway in Ibadan —Makinde

By Sam Nwaoko

Islamic cleric releases prophecies for 2025

By Rukiyat Ogunwade

Half of varsity students may have UTIs, new Nigerian study reveals

By Sikiru Obarayese
Nigeria oil sector to maintain growth

Nigeria oil sector to maintain growth, attract fresh investments in 2025

By Dayo Ayeyemi
Issues personalities that will shape Nigeria’s

Issues, personalities that will shape Nigeria’s Business sector in 2025

By Taiwo Adisa and Joseph Inokotong
Akpabio seeks rededication, Nigeria on life support, We lost a fine officer, Losers of 2023 polls responsible for planned protest — Akpabio, FG to prosecute nine over Akpabio's impeachment rumour,War against drug abuse must start from homefront — Akpabio

Nigeria on life support when Tinubu assumed office — Akpabio

By Rachael Omidiji
Nigeria facilitates $14bn investment, Nigeria reaffirms commitment, ‘China prepared to lend more’ FG

Niger: Nigeria reaffirms commitment to peace, stability in West Africa

By Kazeem Biriowo
the prospects in New Year

Nigeria: The burden, the prospects in New Year

By Taiwo Adisa and Kunle Oderemi
We must manage tribal issues to prevent Nigeria from crisis — Sowunmi

We must manage tribal issues to prevent Nigeria from crisis — Sowunmi

By Olayinka Olukoya
Nigerians in diaspora, Nigeria top female founders, political events that shaped Nigeria

Top 10 political events that shaped Nigeria in 2024

By Israel Arogbonlo
Natasha and her Osun Nigeria's triangle of incest, They will write the results Akpabio as Oliver Twist Tracing an unusual Muslim A celebration of death El-Rufai Obasa and other godfather Are Yoruba Muslims truly marginalised Let us name Nigeria after our Beyond terrorism and Boko Haram Some words for king Fulani Hausa and Pastor Adeboye owners of Desperate crowds and foods of Tinubu Atiku and the Lion’s A trial of the Supreme Court For the three musketeers Issues in Adenuga’s ‘death’ We collected money A bouquet of stories In defence The shuffle in Abuja The waist beads Petrol price Wike and Fubara, Poverty professors We beg bread they belch beer ‘I am Here to Plunder’ ‘Those who are about to die salute you’ Marriage Yes Education No Destiny and enemies \ In defence of our president The Yoruba spirit Protesters of the North Protest Dangote and Protestant Greeks in Abuja

Pastor Adeboye, owners of Nigeria and 2025

By Lasisi Olagunju
Court to rule on case, Nigerian judiciary in the court Surrogacy law and development Tunji-Ojo and the Nigerian correctional system

Surrogacy law and development in Nigeria

By Olukayode Ajulo
Between Tinubu’s birthday and lynching of northerners Nigeria’s potential can be unlocked through… An appraisal of Oluwatoyin Madein The imperative of emergency rule Inspiring the next generation of tax-conscious citizens necessary shift for the APC The Plantation, What a wicked society Are Nigerian women human?,Why cultural education is imperative in addressing Nigeria’s kokoma on M.K.O Abiola’s grave Why the Supreme Court should rescue A reading list for public servants No more politics of principle Electoral reform is beyond INEC Coping in Nigeria’s high-inflation Prince Samuel Ademola Adeladan (1932-2024) Three key legal challenges for startups The leaders needed at this time Open letter to Governor ‘Seyi Makinde Tunji-Ojo Interior Ministry rule of law in the Sahel Learning from Sweden’s public health Professor Kingsley Moghalu, With technology Nigeria’s dependence on noisy Professor Nuhu Yaqub, The real enemies are poverty Harnessing AI to transform where only God can make the poor live A time for reflection On justice a just society and the Counting the gains of President Tinubu’s Xmas in those good old days No excuse for violence against How Interior Ministry is redefining national service Senator Abiola Ajimobi’s posthumous birthday Future of journalism Navigating identity in the diaspora Role of good governance Of VCs CMDs dying patients Measuring national progress NBS data Tinubu’s troika Awo’s legacy lives on as Awolowo Dosumu champions women’s Nigeria’s only matrilineal society Delta State’s 2025 budget The Tribune @ 75 nepotism in appointments Nothing with ‘N’ works anymore Ogun student’s demise devious antics of How crypto mining became You can’t be everything! Economic treason Tinubu’s cabinet reshuffle Exploiting advantages from shift New Collective Quantified Goal Life of a journalist Dry port Yet another game changer Oloyede as living expression How Nigerian SMEs, Word of hope and optimism Setbacks on Oyo State highways Effects Don Etiebet Straight like an arrow Leading with conviction Faith and integrity Ebonyi people in the federal equation Building drought-resilient green economy Islam and nation building Tribute to Isaac Ajiboye Omodewu Beyond oil Niger Delta development Dapo Abiodun’s harvests of projects The obstacles Nigerian journalists face APC ‘s baby-making manifesto When quick fixes backfire August protests Rebellion rhetoric Understanding agricultural revolution One year of resilience and renewal What is the Nigerian dream What is the Nigerian dream Promoting respectful diplomatic relations Tinubu Of grand visions and US election 2024 Between the devil and the Ode to meritorious judicial service The race for political power amidst The fear of Mpox! On Governor Bala Mohammed’s leadership in What has Russia got to do with it? Lagos and the ‘on-street parking’ Gov Uba Sani protest and How DBN’s accreditation by GCF will unlock finance for Nigeria’s Kogi guber: Judges injustice,Unyielding spirit of Nigeria The current protest in National protest The Adeleke Supreme Court verdict on LGs Walking in govs’ Road infrastructure housing and Osun finance reports Between mischief and

Nigeria, where only God can make the poor live

By Olaoluwa Mimiola
NEPC charges exporters, Expert confident entrepreneurs will gain more visibility Nigeria’s AfCFTA participation, Former Nigerian President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has been urged to declare his interest in contesting for the presidency in the 2027 general elections. This call was made by a group known as the *Arewa Consensus for Jonathan*, led by Manniru Musa Yisin, National Coordinator of the AC-Jonathan 2027 Project, who addressed journalists on Sunday at the NUJ Press Center, Bauchi. The group emphasized that it is crucial for the former president to return to Aso Villa to complete the work he began, which, according to them, was left unfulfilled by subsequent administrations. The *Arewa Consensus for Jonathan (AC-Jonathan)*, a coalition of patriotic groups and individuals from northern Nigeria, aims to save the country from current socio-economic challenges. Yisin stated, “It is in line with this goal that we gather here today to call on the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR, to, as a matter of urgency, declare his interest to run for the presidency in the 2027 general election.” He continued, “In the same vein, we call on all well-meaning Nigerians, home and abroad, to join us in our efforts to encourage the return of this trusted leader, rallying around him until he successfully returns to the State House in the next presidential election.” According to him, “To that end, we are announcing that AC-Jonathan is embarking on a ‘Rescue Nigeria’ project, codenamed AC-Jonathan2027, with the objective of getting the former president re-elected as Nigeria’s president in 2027.” He explained that the group's preference for Jonathan is based on his track record of outstanding leadership qualities and integrity, demonstrated during his tenure from 2011 to 2015. “Mr. Jonathan ran a people-centered government, achieving great things for Nigeria, including rebasing the Nigerian economy, stabilizing the naira, uniting the country, and improving citizens' standards of living,” he added. The group further stressed, “As Northern Nigerians, we felt privileged under Jonathan's administration, especially when he initiated a human development program tailored to address the challenges of human capital deficits in the northern region.” Manniru Musa added, “For example, understanding the importance of education, he initiated the Almajiri Education Initiative, aimed at giving northern Muslim children a chance for a better life. Unfortunately, that initiative was abandoned after the 2015 elections.” He continued, “In a region plagued by unemployment and insecurity, agriculture remains a lifeline. We can’t thank Jonathan enough for providing farmers with at least two bags of fertilizer at a nominal cost of N5,000. Thanks to the e-wallet fertilizer distribution program, which not only put food on tables but allowed rural farmers to save for education, healthcare, and other family needs.” He noted, “It’s worth mentioning that, in addition to his leadership qualities, Jonathan is from southern Nigeria, which is expected to hold the presidency for eight years from 2023, in line with the rotation of power between the north and south.” The group added, “Nearly a decade after Jonathan's exit, the people watch helplessly as their government seems to drift further from them. Instead of improved living conditions, policies now increasingly burden citizens with poverty, high living costs, and insecurity.” “It is against this backdrop of unprecedented hardship that we remind His Excellency, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, that this appeal is a distress call, urging him to reconsider his role in the nation's future,” he concluded. The group added, “We, as leaders of the AC-Jonathan2027 Rescue Nigeria project, are committed to doing our part within the remaining 840 days to the next presidential election. His Excellency has a moral obligation to step forward and fulfill his part.” In closing, the group congratulated the recently elected U.S. President Donald J. Trump on his victory, noting that his historic comeback is a source of courage and inspiration for Nigerians and global citizens alike.

‘Nigeria’s AfCFTA participation threatened by $2bn Chinese currency deal’

By Tola Adenubi
Nigeria’s sovereignty is threatened by

Nigeria’s sovereignty is threatened by internal crises — Ambassador Sheni

By Isaac Shobayo
Tinubu’s Thomas Jefferson’s moment What Chinwoke Mbadinuju told me anti-Christ and the Sword Verse Natasha Omokri at the feet of Christ… A witness account the fury of online in-laws Concerns over Sanwoolu the star power of Ayinde Wasiuifa n’ke hallelujah The abundance of Obasa’s Portable as an ambassador A Governor like Uba Sani Unto Him that willeth... Shettima Badenoch and the story of a Trump Mahama and Solomon’s note onus probandi actori incumbit God’s own state A son like MC Jonathan can Odili nwa ologbo mma olaba tea The Man who never collected bribe The street is Red Tinubu needs new salesmen The return of Chinoko Soji Oye End of an era Tinubu prophesies My fear for Wike Justice Kekere-Ekun Justice Kekere-Ekun que sera sera Tahir Oloyede and serial anyhowness under Tinubu can’t fail he knows Now Dangote is talking like UN says perilous times are here!

Unto Him that willeth…

By Lanre Adewole
It’s time for a rethink

Kemi Badenoch: It’s time for a rethink

By Tunde Rahman
If polio vaccination since 1987 was to sterilise people

If polio vaccination since 1987 was to sterilise people, Nigeria’s population would not be 250 million today —Rotary’s polio coordinator, Olayiwole

By Sade Oguntola
Tinubu appoints Nasir Abdulsalam, board members for NISO, Tinubu appoints Bishop Kukah, Tinubu approves employment, Tinubu elevates two senior aides, new NABTEB registrar, Tinubu approves N700bn

Nigeria expresses concern as over 121 die in Mozambique’s post-election violence

By Kazeem Biriowo
Niger Republic cut ties, Niger coup, ECOWAS, Niger

FG to Niger: No evidence, no basis for your claims against Nigeria

By Collins Nnabuife

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