presidency
Coverage of presidency in the Nexus archive.
- Nigeria: 2027 - Peter Obi Might Not Survive to Contest for the Presidency
Peter Obi stated in a podcast interview that he might not survive to contest the 2027 Nigerian presidential election. The interview was conducted by Chude Jideonwo and posted on Facebook.
- Namibia: Presidency Says Delegation to China Not Funded By Taxpayers
The Namibian Presidency confirmed that the business delegation of over 200 members accompanying President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to China was not funded by taxpayers.
- In pictures: Marine Le Pen’s political rise and frustrated presidential ambitions
French far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen could face a court ruling on embezzlement charges that might end her 40-year political career and prevent her from running for president in 2027. The article examines her rise to prominence and how her National Rally party became mainstream.
- PDP demands probe into Gbajabiamila-Adeyemi scandal, seeks suspension of officials
A faction of the PDP has called for an independent forensic investigation into a scandal involving Gbajabiamila and Adeyemi, alleging institutional failure or corruption in the Presidency. The group also seeks the suspension of officials linked to the controversy.
- Petro says he asked Trump to lift his OFAC sanctions in a phone call
Colombian President Gustavo Petro spoke with Donald Trump in a phone call, requesting the removal of OFAC sanctions on him and his family. Trump stated he would do his best to review the case, while the White House did not confirm the conversation.
- The stunning number of Republicans who think Trump, 80, is too old to be president revealed
A significant number of Republicans believe Donald Trump, who is 80 years old, is too old to serve as president. The article highlights this opinion among the party members.
- The Supreme Court's favorite branch of government is itself
The Supreme Court's recent term prioritized expanding its own power and that of the presidency over Congress, sidelining legislative authority in cases involving regulatory independence, political spending, and voting rights. Key decisions included limiting Congress' ability to protect voting districts and allowing the president to withhold foreign aid, while critics argue the court increasingly acts as a 'line-item veto' for laws it dislikes.
- Presidency says man accused of heading ‘fraudulent presidential council’ is facing trial
The Presidency announced that a man accused of heading a 'fraudulent presidential council' is facing trial. The article was first published on Premium Times Nigeria.
- US Supreme Court checks Trump’s power even as it bolsters the presidency
The US Supreme Court issued rulings this week that limit President Trump’s power while also reinforcing presidential authority. The court’s actions indicate it is actively resisting excessive executive power rather than passively complying with the president’s demands.
- Thanks, Obama: Reflections on a library and a presidency
The article reflects on the importance of character, temperament, and respect for the rule of law in a president, as highlighted by Obama's presidency and the years following his departure from office.
- Presidency dismisses Obi’s call for Tinubu’s resignation
The Presidency dismissed Obi’s request for Tinubu’s resignation, advising him to wait until the presidential election to gauge public opinion on Tinubu’s government.
- Barack and Michelle Obama appear in first joint TV interview for first time in a DECADE as he reveals secrets from his presidency: 'I was making a mistake a day'
Barack and Michelle Obama participated in their first joint TV interview in a decade. Barack Obama discussed mistakes he made during his presidency, stating he made a mistake a day.
- Stephen A. Smith on political future: I only want ‘the big job’
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith stated in an interview that he would only pursue the presidency if he ran for public office, expressing no interest in serving as vice president. He made these remarks during a conversation with CNN's Kasie Hunt.
- Presidency denies interfering in Warri delineation, warns against disruption of oil production
The Presidency denies interfering in the Warri delineation process and urges INEC to implement court judgments without political influence, as protests disrupt 13 oil facilities and threaten crude production.
- Presidency confirms three deaths in Warri–Itakpe train derailment
Three passengers died after a train derailed on the Warri–Itakpe corridor in Agbor, Delta State, leading to emergency rescue operations. The Presidency confirmed the deaths.
- Presidency reacts to critics comparing Adelabu’s relatives to Ogbomoso’s abducted schoolchildren
The Presidency responded to critics who compared relatives of ex-Minister Adebayo Adelabu to the abducted schoolchildren in Ogbomoso. The Nigeria Police Force announced the rescue of Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, a relative of Adelabu, and her 12-year-old twin sons, sparking public debate on social media.
- How Trump has used the presidency to benefit himself and his allies
President Donald Trump has found multiple ways to harness the presidency to benefit himself and his allies.
- Trump’s 3,711 Trades Point to Multiple Stock-Market Strategies
The article highlights U.S. President Donald J. Trump's 3,711 stock trades, which suggest the use of multiple stock-market strategies during his financial activities. These trades are analyzed to reveal potential patterns or tactics in his investment behavior.
- Voters will judge Trump on the economy - how is it doing?
The article discusses how the remaining effectiveness of Donald Trump's presidency will be heavily influenced by the current state of the economy, particularly the cost of living.
- Timeline: Trump assassination attempts and security incidents
The article presents a timeline of assassination attempts and security incidents involving Donald J. Trump during his presidency and campaign rallies. It highlights key events that have raised concerns about his personal safety and political security.
- Resignation is Trump’s last chance at redemption
The article argues that Donald Trump's presidency serves as a morality lesson about the dangers of power exceeding character. It calls on America to acknowledge this lesson and move forward.
- MARK ALMOND: Trump will have to start bombing again - but that won't save his presidency
Mark Almond comments on Donald Trump's potential need to resume bombing actions to salvage his presidency, suggesting such measures would be ineffective. The article critiques Trump's strategies and their potential impact on his political standing.
- US media trapped between oligarchy and presidency
The article highlights the increasing influence of American billionaires in acquiring media outlets, creating a tension between media independence and political power structures. This situation reflects broader concerns about media control by oligarchic interests versus presidential authority.
- ANDREW NEIL: Why Iran was personal for Trump... and why his 'little excursion' has the hallmarks of being the disastrous defining act of his presidency - one that will haunt him for the rest of his life
The article discusses Donald Trump's personal connection to Iran and criticizes his actions as a potential defining and disastrous moment in his presidency. It references Andrew Neil's commentary on the incident, suggesting it could haunt Trump long-term.
- Madagascar declares state of emergency over severe fuel shortages linked to Iran war
Madagascar has declared a state of emergency due to severe fuel shortages, which the presidency fears could lead to public disorder.