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Governor Sule claims opposition candidates are not a match for Tinubu and Shettima, comparing their APC ticket to day and night. The statement was published in a Premium Times Nigeria article.

The outgoing British High Commissioner praised Tinubu’s economic reforms, calling the National Reconstruction Strategy (NRS) 'one of our best partners' and commending Dr. Adedeji for his work.

The ICPC is questioning Gbajabiamila as part of an investigation following a directive by President Tinubu. The Presidency has disowned the PFIPC, labeling it a fraudulent entity.

President Tinubu appointed Ayodele Fayose and 28 others to top positions. Abuh Mohammed was named Director-General of the National Population Commission.

The House Constitution Review Committee may adopt the Senate-passed version of Tinubu’s proposal with minor amendments to expedite the constitutional amendment process. The move aims to align the two chambers on the legislation.

Uba Sani flagged off 11 road projects in Zaria, stating President Tinubu had consistently supported Kaduna State through infrastructure investments. He also claimed Kaduna owes Tinubu 98 per cent votes in 2027.

The article discusses Tinubu's $1 trillion GDP target and the emotional reaction of Rufai Oseni, while addressing the impact of social media on information processing in Nigeria.

President Tinubu mourns the death of Amaechi’s mother, stating her life exemplified faith, service, love, kindness, perseverance, and sacrifice. The tribute highlights her positive impact on those who knew her.

President Tinubu signed an Executive Order to regulate virtual assets and establish the Virtual Asset Council. The move addresses a fragmented regulatory environment where virtual assets blur traditional boundaries between currencies, money, commodities, and securities.

The Board of Investment (BOI) will allocate 70% of an €85 million European Investment Bank (EIB) facility to boost Nigeria's cocoa and dairy sectors. The initiative aims to increase local cocoa processing, expand chocolate manufacturing, and develop indigenous brands for international competition.

Soludo praised Tinubu for approving two federal roads in Anambra as part of efforts to rebuild the South-east and heal civil war wounds. The approval was communicated to Soludo via a message from the Presidency.

Soludo praised Tinubu for approving two federal roads in Anambra to aid the rebuilding of the South-east region and heal civil war wounds.

Mr. Sowore is facing a court threat to close his defense in a cyberbullying trial. He presented lawyer Deji Adeyanju as his first witness during the defense opening on July 6. Sowore is set to run against Mr. Tinubu's bid for a second term in the 2027 election.

Tinubu paid tribute to ex-Governor Osoba, calling him 'brother in purpose' and highlighting his calm demeanor and anecdotes about Chief Awolowo and the Western Region.

Nigeria's government, under President Tinubu, plans to expand domestic cocoa processing to increase export earnings, create jobs, and retain value from cocoa, a major agricultural commodity. The initiative aims to end the export of raw cocoa beans by boosting local manufacturing.

Representatives rescinded an earlier vote on a state police bill and have begun fresh consideration of Tinubu’s proposed law. New issues identified in the legislation require a comprehensive review to align with Nigeria’s security framework.

The Nigerian Senate condemned Governor Makinde for inviting the UN over the Oriire Abduction, arguing it undermined federal efforts and sovereignty. It commended President Tinubu and security agencies for their role in rescuing the abductees.

The National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON) is urging Presidents Mahama and Tinubu to intervene in alleged attacks on Jonah Capital's assets at River Park Estate in Abuja, Nigeria.

President Tinubu states that Buhari's transition from military ruler to civilian democrat marked him as a significant figure in Nigeria's history, a year after his death.

President Tinubu highlights Muhammadu Buhari's transition from military ruler to civilian democrat as a defining trait in Nigeria's history. The article notes Buhari's legacy continues to influence Nigerians one year after his death.

NOA urges national unity to combat insurgency. The agency commended President Tinubu and security forces for successful rescue operations.

The House of Representatives resumes legislative activities after a three-week recess, with a focus on oversight and accountability. Key topics include Tinubu’s summons, the rehabilitation of repentant terrorists, and xenophobia.

Philip Agbese, the Reps Deputy Spokesperson, states that ministers, heads of ministries, departments and agencies, and the Accountant-General are responsible for budget execution and public spending. The National Assembly is not calling Tinubu to account over poor budget implementation.

Governor Abiodun commended security agencies, including the Armed Forces and Nigeria, for the successful rescue of Oriire kidnap victims. He praised Tinubu, Makinde, and the coordinated efforts of security personnel in the operation.

President Tinubu has approved the upgrade of Nasarawa polytechnic to a university. The decision aligns with his commitment to strengthening technical education, developing human capital, and unlocking Nigeria’s solid minerals potential.

NPO has pledged full cooperation with FCCPC in its investigation of 'Big Tech' companies and praised President Tinubu's directive to protect Nigerian publishers' rights.

President Tinubu announced that security forces successfully rescued abducted pupils and teachers in Orire, Oyo State. The operation resulted in the killing of some kidnappers and the arrest of eight individuals.

Ndume urges Tinubu to continue the security offensive against terrorists, stating that determined military action and commitment are key to defeating them.

Tinubu has transmitted a bill to the Senate to establish a criminal justice monitoring council. The bill aims to ensure efficient management of criminal justice institutions and expedite the dispensation of justice.

President Tinubu has submitted a bill to reform the secondary education system to the National Assembly (NASS). The reform aims to abolish the separation between Junior Secondary School (JSS) and Senior Secondary School (SSS), sparking public debate.

The article discusses the broader economic impacts of Tinubu’s healthcare reforms, highlighting improvements in health outcomes, investment attraction, domestic manufacturing expansion, human capital development, and institutional capabilities. These reforms are framed as foundational to long-term economic growth.

Tompolo is funding the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, a grassroots campaign mobilizing nationwide support for President Tinubu's re-election. The initiative aims to secure votes through socio-political engagement.

Nigeria's Senate has condemned the rehabilitation of repentant Boko Haram terrorists, citing it as a controversial counterterrorism strategy. The Senate plans to meet with Tinubu to address worsening insecurity in the country.

President Tinubu inaugurated a Presidential Working Group on the National Policing Bill. The bill aims to provide a legal framework for implementing state police structures outlined in a constitutional amendment.

The Nigerian Senate has condemned the rehabilitation of repentant Boko Haram terrorists and plans to meet with President Tinubu to address worsening insecurity. The policy of rehabilitating terrorists remains a controversial counterterrorism strategy in Nigeria.

President Tinubu has ordered the ICPC to investigate a fake agency scandal and provided a 30-day deadline for the investigation to conclude with a comprehensive report. The directive was reported by Premium Times Nigeria.

Nigerian media organisations have praised President Tinubu's directive to investigate global technology companies and AI platforms for alleged anti-competitive practices and unauthorized use of journalists' content. The umbrella body of Nigeria’s media industry described the move as a significant step toward addressing these issues.

Nigeria's President Tinubu has directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate Meta, Google, X, and AI platforms over complaints from major media organizations. The media groups allege anti-competitive practices, unauthorized use of news content, and unfair commercial treatment by these global tech companies.

Tinubu directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate Meta, Google, X, and AI platforms over complaints from Nigeria’s major media organizations. The media groups accused the tech companies of anti-competitive practices, unauthorized use of news content, and unfair commercial treatment.

Peter Obi criticized President Tinubu for failing to address 13 school abductions under his administration and noted that Tinubu has not contacted affected state governors after seven weeks.