ANALYSIS

Obi: I Left Anambra With Over $150m, Not $123.7m Debt

According to Obi, governors have the right to support candidates of their choice, but other candidates should equally be allowed to campaign and present themselves to voters.

Tinubu Mandates Shettima to Lead Nigeria’s Delegation to 81st UNGA

The 2026 appearance will mark the third consecutive UN General Assembly session at which Shettima has led Nigeria’s delegation.

Tinubu Rules Out Petrol Subsidy Return, Orders States to Deliver Cheaper Transport by October 1

Tinubu said current global energy pressures should not push Nigeria back to petrol subsidies, arguing that the country should make greater use of its domestic gas resources.

NDC Registration: Appeal Court Overturns Lokoja Ruling, Restores Party’s Status

PMP had also argued that it had an interest in the original proceedings but was not joined as a party before the Federal High Court made its earlier order concerning the NDC.

2027: Obidients Demand End To Political Thuggery After Delta Attack

It insisted that political contests should ultimately be settled at the ballot box rather than through intimidation or violence.
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Anambra Debt: Records Say Peter Obi Borrowed — But There’s More to the Story

At the same time, the evidence does not support simply describing the entire $123.74 million in eight development facilities as money Peter Obi personally borrowed from international lenders.

THROWBACK: Peter Obi’s Impeachment, Court Battles and the Anambra Questions That Still Follow Him

Obi assumed office as Anambra governor on March 17, 2006, after successfully challenging the election of Chris Ngige.

2027: Tinubu, Atiku, Obi and the Opposition’s Unsettled Political Chessboard

The situation remains fluid, and political negotiations can still alter the configuration before the election.
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