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Kwankwaso Denies Alliance With Peter Obi but Confirms Consultations as Opposition Realignment Crisis Deepens

Nigeria opposition realignment crisis has escalated after Rabiu Kwankwaso denied forming an alliance with Peter Obi while confirming ongoing consultations among political actors. The development comes amid instability within opposition platforms and legal uncertainties affecting party structures, raising fresh concerns over whether a unified front can emerge ahead of the next electoral cycle.
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Global Press Freedom Crisis Deepens as UN Warns Journalists Now ‘Targets, Not Observers’

The global press freedom crisis has entered a dangerous new phase, with the United Nations warning that journalists are increasingly being targeted in conflict zones and political crackdowns. From Gaza to authoritarian states, arrests, killings, and intimidation are rising sharply, raising fears that the ability to report truth is being systematically eroded worldwide.
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AGF Backs Court Move to Deregister Political Parties, Challenges INEC’s Constitutional Powers

AGF deregistration political parties move has escalated into a constitutional showdown as Nigeria’s Attorney General backs a Federal High Court case targeting underperforming parties. The action directly challenges INEC’s authority, raising urgent questions about electoral compliance, political inclusivity, and whether the push represents legal enforcement or a structural shift in Nigeria’s democratic space.
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Adamawa Football Pitch Massacre: 29 Killed as Boko Haram, ISWAP Claims Expose Security Breakdown

The Adamawa football pitch attack has left at least 29 people dead after gunmen stormed a community gathering in north-east Nigeria, targeting youths watching a match. Authorities blame Boko Haram, while ISWAP has also claimed responsibility, exposing a fragmented insurgency. The incident deepens concerns over Nigeria’s worsening security crisis and the vulnerability of civilians to coordinated attacks
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Opposition Coalition Fracture Deepens as PDP, ADC, Labour, Accord Factions Disown Ibadan Summit, Reject Joint 2027 Ticket

Opposition coalition fracture has deepened after key factions across the PDP, ADC, Labour Party, and Accord Party disowned the Ibadan summit and rejected plans for a joint 2027 presidential ticket. Accusations of misrepresentation, internal legitimacy disputes, and legal threats have intensified the crisis, raising fresh doubts about the viability of a unified opposition front.
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