A former Chairman of the Progressives Congress (APC) in South Africa, Mr. Bola Babarinde, has urged President Bola Tinubu to pursue peace and avoid going to war with the Niger military junta.
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The Gamji Members Association (GAMA) has expressed its opposition to military rule in any African country.
The Niger Republic on Monday is awaiting a response from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) after coup leaders ignored a deadline to reinstate the ousted president a move the bloc warned could lead to military intervention.
Judgment is around the corner. In the week ahead, Nigerians will hear the judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Court, (PEPC) on the controversial 2023 presidential election.
The Indian Supreme Court decision has returned the opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi’s seat as a member of parliament, the parliament announced on Monday.
ASHENEWS reports that the Lagos state government has announced the suspension of the General Manager of the Lagos State Infrastructure and Asset Management Agency.
Nigeria got men and women who can dire the dreaded and the representation of terror all to live and give a life of sacrifice. Either through blood, or sun and thunderstorms of life.
Nigeria is mobilising countries in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to fight the coup plotters of the Niger Republic to restore democracy. The regional body, led by Nigeria’s president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has expressed its resolve to use all necessary measures to restore constitutional order in the country, including the use of force, if they do not meet its demands in a week.
The recent military coup in Niger Republic has sent shockwaves across West Africa and the world. On July 26, 2023, the Commander of the Presidential Guard in Niger, General Abdourahamane Tchiani, overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum, who had been elected in February 2021 in a historic democratic transition. Tchiani declared himself the new leader of the country and dissolved all the institutions of the state.
As tensions rise in Nigeria’s Southeast region, the two-week sit-at-home order scheduled to commence on Monday, July 31st, has become a subject of controversy.