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Tinubu Reverted National Anthem Within 24 Hours, Electoral Act 2026 Can Still Be Amended – Sam Amadi

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mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet mostbet az mostbet By Emmanuel Kwada ‎A prominent member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Sam Amadi, has called for the swift amendment of the newly signed Electoral Act 2026 to eliminate a controversial proviso allowing manual transmission of election results in cases of network failure. ‎Speaking at the Citizens’ Townhall on the 2026 Electoral Act held in […]Continue Reading
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APC Dominance Reaches New Peak as Opposition Crumbles: Ruling Party Now Controls 30 States

By The Insight Team 278
By Emmanuel Kwada  The All Progressives Congress (APC) has expanded its grip to 30 out of the country’s 36 states following the high-profile defection of Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling party. Governor Fintiri’s switch, announced on Friday, marks the latest in a series of defections by […]Continue Reading
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Presiding Officers’ Lives at Risk at Polls in 2027 – Former INEC Commissioner Igini Explains How Elections are Rigged

By The Insight Team 218
By Emmanuel Kwada  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assented to the Electoral Act 2022 (Repeal and Re-Enactment) Bill 2026, now law, just hours after a high-profile interview on Arise TV where former INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner Mike Igini warned that the legislation could endanger presiding officers’ lives and pave the way for election rigging in […]Continue Reading
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‎I Wasn’t Tear-Gassed When I Demanded Audience with American Congress – Elbuba Joins OccupyNass Protests ‎

By The Insight Team 197
By Emmanuel Kwada ‎Prominent Nigerian cleric and activist Prophet Isa El-Buba has strongly condemned the use of tear gas by security forces against peaceful protesters at the National Assembly in Abuja, drawing a stark contrast with his own experience engaging with American lawmakers. ‎In a passionate address amid the ongoing #OccupyNASS demonstrations, El-Buba asserted Continue Reading
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Why Mandatory E-Transmission Matters: Lessons from 2023 Polls Fuel #OccupyNASS Protests

By The Insight Team 265
Key points: Lessons from 2023 elections fueled OccupyNass protests How the Supreme Court Ruling Strips IReV of Legal Weight Discrepancies in Recent Elections Highlight Urgent Need for Stronger Safeguards Senate Bows to Pressure, Makes Little Change Why This Reform Is Seen as Critical for 2027   By Emmanuel Kwada  Since February 9, 2026, thousands of […]Continue Reading
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Tinubu’s Govt is About Enrichment, Not Public Good – Nasir El-Rufai

By The Insight Team 359
By Emmanuel Kwada Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai accused the government of prioritizing personal enrichment over the welfare of Nigerians. Speaking during an exclusive interview on Trust Television’s “30 Minutes” program, El-Rufai described the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as a “party of thieves” and labeled Continue Reading
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Nigerians Fume as Senate Ducks E-Transmission:’No Network in 9 States, Nat’l Grid May Crash’- Akpabio’s Explosive Defence

By The Insight Team 268
Key points: Senate rejects mandatory real-time transmission of election results amendment clause. Akpabio defends decision, cites infrastructure and security concerns prevailing. Experts warn of constitutional crisis and transparency erosion risks rising. SERAP petitions CCB to investigate Senate’s amendment removal process. Professional bodies demand reversal, Continue Reading
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“Coup Era Over” – Nigeria Winning War Against Insecurity, Gen. Musa Declares

By The Insight Team 280
By Emmanuel Kwada  In a resolute address marking the somber anniversary of Nigeria’s first military coup, Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (Rtd) declared that the nation is nearer to achieving lasting security than at any time in recent history, while firmly rejecting any notion of future coups and urging citizens to withhold support from terrorists. […]Continue Reading
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Over 100 Killed Across Four Nigerian States as Violence Ushers in 2026

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By Emmanuel Kwada Nigeria entered the new year amid widespread mourning following a series of coordinated and deadly attacks across parts of the country’s northern and North-Central regions. Armed bandits and jihadist groups carried out violent raids in Niger, Plateau, Kebbi, and Adamawa states, leaving more than 100 people dead, scores abducted, and thousands displaced Continue Reading
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