Each of the participating parties is expected to deliver brief statements at the summit.
Mr Ajiboye maintained that INEC should retain discretion to deploy technology based on feasibility rather than being compelled by law.
He argued that democracy allows political actors to make compromises in the interest of broader national goals.
Daniel Bwala, a presidential spokesperson, has dismissed criticisms of worsening hunger under President Bola Tinubu, stating that Nigerians have been suffering from hunger since 1960, long before the
The World Bank’s Africa Pulse report of April 2025 stated that Nigeria, under Mr Tinubu, has the highest number of extremely poor people globally.
“Is Peter Obi the messiah we are expecting?” a netizen inquired.
Mr Tinubu urged progressive-minded Nigerians to join the APC and participate in its developmental agenda.
Peoples Gazette exclusively exposed Mr Wike’s massive land looting rackets in Abuja.
Mr Abubakar urged the Tinubu administration to reconfigure the security architecture to meet the needs of protecting the lives and properties of Nigerians.
Nigeria’s three main political parties, the All Progressives Congress, the Peoples Democratic Party, and the Labour Party, are in turmoil.
