Former Kano State Governor and prominent Nigerian politician, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has revealed that neither he nor his political supporters received recognition after contributing nearly two million votes to help the late former President Muhammadu Buhari during previous elections. Speaking during an interview on Arise Television Prime Time on Monday night, Kwankwaso explained that the sacrifices made by his political structure and loyalists were never acknowledged despite the risks they took during the election period. According to the chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), the experience became one of the reasons he started pushing for political transformation and reforms across the country. Kwankwaso stated that he and his political movement delivered approximately 1.9 million votes to Buhari’s camp during the election. However, he expressed disappointment that there was no appreciation or meaningful reward for the effort and dedication shown by his supporters. He explained that many members of his political base worked tirelessly and even exposed themselves to danger while mobilizing support at the grassroots level. Despite their commitment, he claimed that neither the individuals involved nor the communities they represented benefited from their contributions afterward. The former presidential candidate further stressed that many Nigerians are currently dissatisfied with the direction of the country under the administration of President Bola Tinubu. Kwankwaso noted that economic hardship, governance concerns, and public dissatisfaction have continued to increase calls for political adjustments and reforms across different levels of society. Speaking during the television interview, he said: “I worked extremely hard. We delivered about 1.9 million, nearly two million votes. But as politicians, we were not recognized. We even put our lives on the line during that period. “Sadly, we did not witness any meaningful benefit either personally or for the constituencies we represented.” He also maintained that challenges facing the current administration have strengthened the desire for change among ordinary Nigerians and political stakeholders alike. Kwankwaso added that many citizens at the grassroots level now believe the country requires a new direction capable of addressing pressing national issues and improving governance. The remarks have generated conversations across Nigeria’s political space, especially among supporters and observers monitoring developments ahead of future political realignments and elections. Political analysts believe statements like these may influence ongoing discussions about coalition-building, opposition movements, and electoral strategies in Nigeria. For more political news and updates, visit LMSINT MEDIA.
The ongoing trial of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele has encountered fresh challenges, as the prosecution appears to be grappling with the unavailability of a crucial witness. Reports indicate that the prosecution might inform the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court that Jim Obazee, a special investigator appointed by President Bola Tinubu, is unable to testify in the case concerning an alleged $6.23 million discrepancy at the CBN’s Abuja branch. Sources close to the case suggest that this could lead to another request for an adjournment. Legal experts have pointed out that the court, under the leadership of Justice Hamza Muazu, has already voiced concerns over the repeated delays in the trial. In fact, several adjournments have been granted, some of which exceeded the statutory time limits, raising concerns about the efficiency of the proceedings. At the last hearing on March 17, Justice Muazu explicitly directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to present its principal witness on the next adjourned date, cautioning that failure to comply could result in consequences. A judicial source, who preferred to remain anonymous, revealed that the prosecution had initially planned to call a police officer as a witness but later scrapped the idea. The decision to abandon this plan was reportedly due to concerns about the reliability and weight of the testimony in such a high-profile case. As the trial progresses, it has also been disclosed that EFCC officials have been in communication with Obazee, who, despite the current challenges, has reportedly expressed his willingness to testify—provided he is formally approached through the proper legal channels.
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The North-Central All Progressives Congress (APC) Forum has strongly cautioned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu against bowing to increasing pressure to drop Vice President Kashim Shettima ahead of the 2027 presidential election. In a public statement delivered in Abuja by its chairman, Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga, the Forum emphasized that President Tinubu would stand the risk of losing nearly 80 percent of northern Muslim votes if he yields to demands to abandon the Muslim-Muslim ticket, which secured him victory in the 2023 elections. Growing Pressure on Tinubu to Drop Shettima As the 2027 elections draw closer, President Tinubu is facing mounting pressure from several groups and political stakeholders calling on him to consider a change in his running mate. Many of these voices argue that the Muslim-Muslim ticket, which worked in 2023, may no longer resonate with Nigerians in 2027. On Channels Television’s Politics Today, the Northern Ethnic Nationality Forum, led by Dominic Alancha, openly warned against repeating the same ticket. Alancha highlighted that the APC lost states like Nasarawa, Plateau, and even the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in 2023 due to dissatisfaction with the Muslim-Muslim strategy. He cautioned that repeating this approach could further erode APC’s popularity, especially in the Middle Belt region. North-Central APC Forum’s Rebuttal However, countering Alancha’s position, the North-Central APC Forum firmly maintained that the Muslim-Muslim ticket was never about religious marginalization but rather an electoral strategy. The Forum stressed that Christians in the Middle Belt remain significantly represented in Tinubu’s government with notable figures like: According to the Forum, these appointments demonstrate balance and inclusivity, proving that Christians are not sidelined. The Forum further expressed confidence that Tinubu would secure over 90 percent of votes in the North-Central region, pointing out that his performance and achievements in office will speak louder than religious narratives. Forum Urges Tinubu to Maintain “Winning Team” The statement emphasized that dropping Shettima would amount to a “needless risk” and could jeopardize APC’s chances of victory in 2027. “Those who opposed the Muslim-Muslim ticket in 2023 largely supported Peter Obi of the Labour Party. If Obi runs again in 2027, what guarantee exists that they will suddenly abandon him and vote for Tinubu even if Shettima is replaced with a Christian candidate?” the Forum queried. The Forum accused those pushing against Shettima of mischief-making, arguing that their real aim is to weaken Tinubu’s re-election chances. Allegations of Division Within Tinubu’s Support Base Additionally, the Forum alleged that certain individuals claiming to support Tinubu’s re-election are alienating northern Muslim communities while focusing attention on Christians in the region. They warned that this discriminatory strategy could backfire: then President Tinubu risks losing both blocs of votes in 2027. The Forum urged the President to see through what they called a “calculated attempt at sabotage.” Final Warning from the Forum In its closing remarks, the Forum strongly advised Tinubu to “stick with what worked in 2023”. “Changing Vice President Kashim Shettima will bring no electoral benefits. On the contrary, it could cost President Tinubu 80 percent of northern Muslim votes. Even if he replaces Shettima with another northern Muslim, the perception of betrayal will remain, leading to massive voter loss. The only wise path is to maintain the winning formula that secured victory in 2023,” the Forum concluded.
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Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has declared his intention to spearhead President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign in Rivers State for the 2027 presidential election. This announcement underscores Wike’s continued political influence and his commitment to ensuring the South retains the presidency. During a media chat in Abuja on June 2, 2025, Wike addressed questions regarding his role in the upcoming election. He emphasized his dedication to President Tinubu’s success, stating, “I have told you this before, is it because I am in Asiwaju’s presidency? Are you not aware I will lead his campaign in Rivers State? You want me to say no?” Wike also highlighted President Tinubu’s previous performance in the FCT, noting that he secured less than 10% of the votes in the 2023 election. He expressed confidence in a significant improvement, asserting that Tinubu would win in the FCT in the upcoming election. Addressing his political affiliations, Wike reaffirmed his membership in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) despite his collaboration with the APC-led federal government. He stated, “No one will take me from the party. I’m a member. In fact, I’ll lead the PDP campaign in Rivers by 2027.” Wike’s dual roles have sparked discussions about his political stance. He has been vocal about internal challenges within the PDP and has criticized certain party leaders. Despite these tensions, he maintains that his loyalty to the PDP remains steadfast. In his remarks, Wike also addressed criticisms from former Rivers State governor Rotimi Amaechi, who had accused him of seeking power. Wike dismissed these claims, emphasizing his commitment to delivering electoral success for President Tinubu.
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Peter Ameh, National Secretary of the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP), has openly criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration, asserting that the President has dismantled the nation’s economic foundations within his two-year tenure. In a recent interview on Arise News, Ameh expressed concern over the abrupt removal of fuel subsidies, labeling the decision as insensitive and lacking foresight. He emphasized that such a significant policy shift should have been accompanied by a comprehensive plan to mitigate its impact on the populace. “The removal of the fuel subsidy without a clear policy direction has led to unprecedented hardship,” Ameh stated. He highlighted the surge in fuel prices from N197 to approximately N1,000 per liter, attributing this spike to the government’s hasty actions. Ameh also questioned the ruling party’s awareness of the citizens’ struggles, suggesting that they might be disconnected from the realities on the ground. He pointed out that the liberal economic policies adopted have disproportionately affected the underprivileged, leading to increased transportation costs and inflation. Furthermore, Ameh criticized the administration’s failure to implement its promises, such as cultivating 500,000 hectares of land to boost agriculture. He argued that the lack of a structured approach to policy implementation has exacerbated the nation’s economic woes. In conclusion, Ameh called for a more thoughtful and inclusive approach to governance, urging the administration to consider the plight of ordinary Nigerians in its policy decisions.
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President Bola Tinubu has expressed confidence in the All Progressives Congress (APC) attracting more members from opposition parties ahead of the 2027 general elections. This statement follows the APC’s National Summit, where the party’s leadership and the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) endorsed Tinubu as their sole presidential candidate. The endorsements indicate a strong internal consensus within the APC, minimizing potential intra-party challenges to Tinubu’s re-election bid. This consolidation comes amid speculations about opposition parties forming new alliances, possibly under platforms like the African Democratic Congress (ADC), prompting the APC to reinforce its unity early. Recent political shifts have seen several opposition figures defect to the APC. Notably, Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, his predecessor Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, and the state’s PDP structure have joined the ruling party. Additionally, six House of Representatives members, Delta State House of Assembly Speaker Emomotimi Guwor, and other lawmakers have made similar moves. In Kano State, Senator Kawu Sumaila and some House members transitioned from the NNPP to the APC. Addressing attendees at the National Summit themed “Renewed Hope Agenda: The Journey So Far,” President Tinubu emphasized the constitutional rights of freedom of movement and association. He remarked, “You don’t blame a people bailing out of a sinking ship when there is no life jacket. I am glad about what we have and I am expecting more to come.” Tinubu also highlighted the ongoing efforts to rejuvenate Nigeria’s economy, stating, “The resuscitation of the Nigerian economy is on course, the hope is standing before you, take it on.” He urged patience among party members awaiting political appointments, assuring them of forthcoming opportunities. APC National Chairman Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje formally declared Tinubu as the party’s sole presidential candidate for 2027, affirming the endorsements from various party organs. The PGF, comprising 22 governors, passed a vote of confidence in Tinubu, with Imo State Governor Senator Hope Uzodimma leading the motion. The endorsement received unanimous support from summit participants, including Vice President Kashim Shettima and Senate President Godswill Akpabio. House of Representatives Speaker Dr. Tajudeen Abbas praised Tinubu’s economic reforms, noting increased public revenues, higher foreign reserves, and restored investor confidence, with GDP growth reaching its highest since 2015. Reactions to the Endorsement:
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The Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) bloc within the All Progressives Congress (APC) has recently reaffirmed its steadfast loyalty to the ruling party and its unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu. In response to recent speculations about potential defections from the APC, CPC members dismissed these reports as mischievous and baseless. In an official statement issued after a meeting of its core members, the CPC clarified its position, emphasizing full alignment with President Tinubu’s economic and governance reforms. The statement, signed by prominent CPC figures, U.T. Al-Makura and Osita Okechukwu, served to clear any misconceptions regarding the bloc’s commitment to APC. CPC members proudly stated their role in the formation of APC, highlighting the sacrifices made to create a platform that champions national unity, justice, and development. They expressed that they remain integral to the APC and continue to fully support its leadership and vision. Key Highlights from CPC’s Statement: Conclusion: Commitment to APC’s Legacy The CPC reaffirmed its commitment to APC’s legacy and urged all members, especially those with deep ties to the party’s formation, to collaborate in preserving the unity of the party and Nigeria’s democratic progress. The CPC bloc remains a vital pillar of the APC and will continue to play an active role in the party’s growth and the development of the nation. APC Leadership and Its Vision for Nigeria APC Official Website BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Omokri Says Obi’s Political Career Is What’s Truly Falling Apart In a heated political exchange, Reno Omokri, a vocal advocate for President Bola Tinubu, has criticized Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), for claiming that Nigeria is collapsing under the current administration. Omokri argued that it’s not the nation but Obi’s presidential ambition that is crumbling. “No Bitter Obi, Nigeria is not collapsing. Instead, we are expanding,” Omokri posted on X (formerly Twitter). Peter Obi’s Visit to INEC Sparks Controversy Obi’s visit to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headquarters, alongside Governor Alex Otti of Abia State and some factional LP members, aimed to submit the Supreme Court ruling that removed Julius Abure as the party’s national chairman. Prior to the visit, Obi had declared during an LP National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting that Nigeria was on the verge of collapse and required urgent rescue efforts. Omokri’s Response: Nigeria Is Expanding, Not Collapsing Reno Omokri challenged Obi’s narrative, pointing to several economic indicators as evidence of national progress under Tinubu’s leadership. Here are key highlights from his argument: 1. Record Surplus by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) According to Omokri, the CBN recorded a $6.89 billion surplus, a stark contrast to the $2 billion quarterly deficit reported during the Buhari administration.? Related: Understanding Nigeria’s CBN Surplus – BusinessDay 2. GDP Growth Surpasses US and UK He noted that Nigeria’s GDP rose by 3.84% in 2024, outperforming economies like the United States and the United Kingdom.? Long-tail Focus Keyword: Nigeria GDP growth under Tinubu 2024 3. Lagos State’s Economic Boom Under Tinubu’s governance, Lagos State’s economy surged from $100 billion to $259 billion, despite criticism from some economic commentators.? Image Keyphrase: Lagos economy growth under Tinubu 4. Inflation Drops as Fuel Subsidy Removed The removal of fuel subsidies, Naira flotation, and a decline in national debt led to a significant drop in inflation—from 34.80% to 24.48% by February 2025.? Long-tail Focus Keyword: inflation rate in Nigeria 2025 Tinubu effect 5. Increased Allocation for Anambra State Omokri added that Obi’s home state, Anambra, now receives three times more federal allocation compared to the Buhari era. Final Blow: Omokri Questions Obi’s Political Stability In a sharp closing statement, Omokri implied that even Peter Obi is personally benefiting from Tinubu’s economic reforms. He referenced a threefold increase in the value of Obi’s shares in an unnamed bank, stating that Obi is “richer because of Tinubu.” “In conclusion, Peteru, the only thing that has collapsed is your Presidential ambition,” Omokri declared. What This Means for Nigeria’s Political Landscape This back-and-forth highlights the intensifying political tensions as Nigeria continues to adjust under Tinubu’s administration. With increasing economic indicators suggesting progress, debates over governance effectiveness are likely to continue. Read Also: How Tinubu’s Reforms Are Reshaping the Economy Explore our latest post on how Nigeria’s inflation rate affects everyday citizens Conclusion:While Peter Obi insists on the narrative of national collapse, Omokri counters with statistics and economic data pointing to growth. The political rivalry continues to shape Nigeria’s future as both camps remain steadfast in their beliefs. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Nigerian Singer Madrina Speaks on Economic Crisis and Fuel Subsidy Removal Nigerian singer Cynthia Morgan, now known as Madrina, has voiced her concerns over the worsening economic crisis in Nigeria. In a recent TikTok video, she urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to take urgent steps to mitigate the hardship caused by the removal of the fuel subsidy. Madrina admitted she initially supported the subsidy removal policy, believing it was a necessary step for economic progress. However, she now acknowledges that Nigeria lacks the structural framework to sustain a complete removal, leading to inflation, rising petrol prices, and increased cost of living. Economic Impact of Fuel Subsidy Removal In her video statement, Madrina highlighted key financial concerns: Madrina emphasized that Nigeria is not yet ready for 100% subsidy removal, as rising hunger and crime rates indicate severe financial strain among citizens. A Call for Government Action The singer appealed to President Tinubu’s administration to consider reinstating at least 50% of the fuel subsidy, acknowledging that while subsidy removal could be beneficial in the long run, the country is currently ill-prepared for its full implementation. Madrina discouraged public outrage or protests, instead advocating for a “begging challenge”—a collective plea to the government to reassess its economic policies and introduce relief measures for struggling Nigerians. Historical Context of Nigeria’s Fuel Subsidy The subsidy system, first introduced under former President Olusegun Obasanjo, has been a contentious economic issue for decades. While President Tinubu aims to redirect subsidy funds into national development, critics argue that lack of proper economic structures makes immediate subsidy removal unsustainable. For further insights on Nigeria’s economic policies and fuel subsidy history, refer to this report by the World Bank. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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ABUJA – The Nigerian Senate has officially approved President Bola Tinubu’s proclamation imposing a six-month emergency rule on Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State. The resolution was reached on Thursday following a closed-door session lasting over an hour. Senate’s Decision on Rivers State Emergency Rule Senate President Godswill Akpabio announced the approval after deliberations based on Senate Orders 133, 134, 135, and 136. Prior to this, Akpabio read aloud a formal letter from President Tinubu detailing the emergency measure. The letter, in compliance with Section 305, Subsection 2 of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution (as amended), outlined key aspects of the proclamation: The letter further urged the Senate to expedite action on the confirmation process. Legislative Actions and Reactions Following the reading of the proclamation, Senate President Akpabio directed that the matter be immediately referred to the entire Senate Committee for urgent consideration and passage. Meanwhile, Senator Seriake Dickson (PDP, Bayelsa West) raised a motion under Senate Order 133, calling for a closed-door discussion on the development. Implications of the Emergency Rule The declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State is expected to impact governance, security, and administrative processes significantly. With the governor and state legislators suspended, Vice-Admiral Iboete Iba is set to take over as the state’s administrator, pending further directives from the presidency. External Source for Verification For a more in-depth analysis of emergency rule declarations in Nigeria, refer to this article by Premium Times Stay tuned for updates as this developing situation unfolds. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s unwavering commitment to fostering the development of Nigeria’s energy sector through enhanced educational opportunities. He emphasized the need for strong partnerships to support universities, particularly the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE), in positioning itself as a global center for energy innovation. During the 4th convocation ceremony of FUPRE, held in Effurun, Delta State, President Tinubu—represented by the Vice-Chancellor of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Prof. Emmanuel Adigio—highlighted the importance of collaboration between academic institutions and the government. He urged stakeholders to contribute towards making FUPRE a leading institution in energy education and sustainable technological advancements. Empowering the Youth for a Sustainable Future The President stressed that today’s graduates hold the key to Nigeria’s transformation, with a significant responsibility to drive Africa’s energy revolution. He encouraged young innovators to develop sustainable energy solutions that would contribute to the nation’s economic growth and global competitiveness. FUPRE’s Achievements and Vision In his address, the Vice-Chancellor of FUPRE, Prof. Akpofure Rim-Rukeh, noted that the convocation marked the successful conclusion of his five-year tenure. He announced that a total of 3,369 students graduated, comprising 2,683 undergraduates and 686 postgraduates. Among them, 51 students earned first-class honors. Additionally, six distinguished individuals were awarded honorary degrees for their exceptional contributions to society. Commendations and Institutional Growth The Chancellor of FUPRE, Oba Babatunde Ajayi, commended the dedication of both students and faculty members. He praised their efforts in elevating the institution’s standards since its inception in 2007, reinforcing its mission to become a global leader in petroleum and energy education. External Link: For more on Nigeria’s energy sector advancements, visit The Guardian Nigeria. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced the vetting process for new ambassadorial appointments nearly 18 months after President Bola Tinubu recalled all ambassadors. According to a report by Reuters, the selection process is in its final stages, with appointments expected to be announced soon. Vetting Process Underway for New Ambassadors Government sources revealed that intelligence agencies are conducting background checks on prospective candidates. The gathered information is reportedly being shared with relevant authorities within the presidency and the legislature to ensure due diligence in the selection process. President Tinubu had ordered the recall of all career and non-career ambassadors in September 2023, just six months into his administration. Since then, the government has appointed consuls-general and chargés d’affaires, but the confirmation of substantive ambassadors has been pending. Concerns Over Diplomatic Void Despite Nigeria receiving several letters of credence from foreign diplomats stationed in the country, concerns have been raised over the prolonged absence of Nigerian ambassadors in key global missions. Foreign policy analysts and international stakeholders have pointed out that this diplomatic gap could affect Nigeria’s foreign relations and global representation. Financial Constraints Delayed Appointments Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, previously cited financial constraints as the primary reason for the delay in appointing new ambassadors. However, a senior government official told Reuters that the issue has been addressed and that an official announcement is imminent. The Federal Government has allocated N302.4 billion for its foreign missions in the 2025 budget, signaling a commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s diplomatic presence worldwide (Source). READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Tinubu Intervenes in Lagos State Speakership Crisis, Backs Obasa In a bid to resolve the ongoing leadership crisis in the Lagos State House of Assembly, President Bola Tinubu convened a closed-door meeting with Speaker Mudashiru Obasa and aggrieved lawmakers at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The meeting, which took place yesterday, resulted in Tinubu directing that Obasa should retain his position while withdrawing the court case related to the dispute. Obasa Retains Position Amidst Lawmakers’ Grievances Following the high-level mediation, sources revealed that Tinubu emphasized the need for unity within the Assembly, instructing Obasa to ensure better collaboration with his colleagues moving forward. Additionally, the President warned that any future complaints regarding the Speaker’s leadership could lead to serious consequences. Reports indicate that Obasa, who arrived separately at the Presidential Villa around 2:50 PM, was ushered into the President’s office, while other lawmakers, transported in two coaster buses, had earlier discussions before joining the session. Although the meeting’s agenda was not publicly disclosed, sources confirmed that it primarily focused on reconciling the parties involved in the leadership dispute. Lawmakers Affirm Loyalty to Tinubu As the lawmakers exited the meeting around 4:30 PM, they were heard chanting the popular political slogan, “On your mandate, we shall stand,” reaffirming their loyalty to President Tinubu. Despite persistent inquiries from the press, Obasa declined to make any official comments regarding the discussion’s outcome. Similarly, Hon. James Faleke, a member of the House of Representatives who attended the meeting, briefly stated, “It went well.” Obasa Directed to Withdraw Legal Case According to an insider source, the meeting functioned as a peace negotiation, resulting in an agreement that Obasa would continue serving as Speaker. The source further disclosed that Tinubu reproached Obasa for failing to engage his colleagues effectively. However, the President acknowledged that since Obasa had taken the initiative to report the conflict, he had to stand by him. “The President made it clear that the Assembly members should maintain peace. If any more disputes arise, Obasa could lose his position permanently,” the source added. Regarding the ongoing legal battle, it was confirmed that Tinubu instructed Obasa to drop the case in court, solidifying the reconciliation efforts. Unresolved Tensions Persist While Obasa has been reinstated following intervention from key APC stakeholders and the Governance Advisory Council (GAC), tensions within the Assembly reportedly remain. The aftermath of the impeachment attempt continues to linger, hinting that underlying issues may still need further resolution. For more updates on Nigerian politics and governance, visit Vanguard News and stay informed on recent developments. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
