Bola Tinubu

Tinubu’s 10.9 Million APC Votes Ignite Credibility Battle Ahead Of 2027

Tinubu APC primary votes have sparked a fierce political credibility battle after President Bola Tinubu secured nearly 11 million votes in the APC presidential primary. While supporters described the outcome as proof of overwhelming internal dominance, opposition figures questioned the numbers and their implications, triggering a wider debate around membership records, electoral transparency, and political momentum ahead of 2027.
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Kano Govt Claims Yusuf Approached Tinubu Over APC Talks ‘With Kwankwaso’s Approval’

Kano APC defection claim has sparked political tension after the Kano State Government alleged that Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf approached President Bola Tinubu over possible APC realignment talks allegedly approved by Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. The claim is fueling speculation over internal NNPP pressure, political loyalty testing and growing 2027 positioning battles across northern Nigeria.
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APC Succession War Explodes Across Nigeria

APC primaries 2027 battle has exploded into a nationwide struggle for political control as governors, rival blocs and powerful stakeholders battle to shape succession outcomes ahead of Nigeria’s next election cycle. From Rivers to Adamawa, Kwara, Plateau, Nasarawa and Lagos, resistance against consensus arrangements and elite political engineering is intensifying fears of deeper fragmentation inside the ruling party.
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Bola Ahmed Tinubu Defends Reforms, Rejects One-Party State Claims

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has defended his administration’s economic reforms while rejecting claims that Nigeria is drifting toward a one-party state. Responding to growing opposition criticism, the president insisted that policy decisions are driven by national interest rather than political consolidation, as analysts warn that shifting alliances and weakening opposition structures could reshape Nigeria’s democratic balance ahead of 2027.
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SERAP Challenges Lawful Interception Regulations 2019, Warns of Surveillance Risks Before 2027

The Lawful Interception Regulations 2019 have come under renewed scrutiny as SERAP urges President Bola Tinubu to withdraw the framework, describing it as unconstitutional and vulnerable to abuse. The call follows allegations of phone interception involving senior officials and raises fresh debate over privacy rights, judicial oversight and electoral integrity ahead of 2027.
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