Socialist Party of Nigeria releases statement on Peter Obi’s exit from the Labour Party
Peter Obi’s exit from the Labour Party Lessons and way forward for the working people SPN Reiterates Call on the NLC and TUC to Convene
Despite the excitement, the new coalition may struggle to win the Nigerian presidency in 2027
They say in politics you need to be able to count. But winning the next Nigerian presidential election will require more than combining the vote
Things fall apart in ADC coalition over Atiku Abubakar & Peter Obi’s ambitions
Former vice president Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, who was his running mate in the presidential (s)election of 2019, but ran in 2023 under the
Peter Obi was right not to attend Buhari’s funeral
Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate in Nigeria’s 2023 (s)election, was slammed by some Nigerians on social media for being absent from former president
Why the ADC coalition against Tinubu is DOA (Dead On Arrival)
The BBC referred to them as “heavyweights”, as the two main candidates that ran against President Bola Tinubu in 2023, Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi,
What chance does Nigeria’s new opposition coalition have?
Faced with increasing defections to the ruling APC, Nigerian opposition leaders have formed the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the
Opposition coalition against Tinubu predicts violence in 2027, as president sacrifices son’s ambitions
A top financial backer of the opposition coalition against President Bola Tinubu has said that if the president attempts to retain power in 2027 via
Nigeria’s spiralling rural violence heaps pressure on Tinubu
A recent wave of rural violence has killed hundreds in northern Nigeria and piled pressure on the country’s president, with simmering tensions in the region
US, UK, Canada issue travel warnings over planned protests in Nigeria
Nigerians have announced 10 days of protests amid the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation. The UK government warned the protests could turn “violent with
Nigerian businesses outraged by electricity tariff increase
Nigeria’s government says the electricity tariff hike will only affect 1.5 million Band A consumers, mostly manufacturers. But analysts believe it will lead to higher