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Salisu Uli, a rival candidate, has contested the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) listing of Ahmad Kaita as the governorship candidate for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Katsina, asserting that the matter is still pending in court. Uli argues that INEC's action does not resolve the ongoing legal dispute regarding the party's ticket.
As the African Democratic Congress (ADC) grapples with an ongoing leadership crisis, recent court decisions highlight both resolved and outstanding legal questions that could shape the party's future in the upcoming 2027 elections.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially announced the list of 16 candidates competing for the governorship seat in Oyo State for the upcoming 2027 elections. Notable figures include APC's Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli and Accord Party's Abdulrahman Oriyomi Hamzat.
The Gymnastics Federation of Nigeria (GFN) has secured an agreement with Turkey to enhance the training of Nigerian gymnastics coaches and judges. This collaboration aims to bolster Nigeria's competitive edge ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games and the 2027 African Games.
The Global Innovation Index 2026 highlights Africa's most innovative nations, showcasing a surge in technology and entrepreneurship aimed at economic growth. Mauritius leads the continent, followed closely by Morocco and South Africa, as countries adopt diverse strategies to enhance their competitive edge globally.
As the 2027 general elections approach, political campaigns in Northern Nigeria are experiencing a slow start due to disputes over billboards, hefty signage fees, and internal party crises. While some states see heightened activity, others struggle with restrictions and factional disagreements that hinder electioneering efforts.
The West Africa International Banking Dialogue and Awards Gala, organized by FirstBank, aims to unite banking leaders and stakeholders to explore the future of financial services in the region. This prestigious event promises to foster discussions on key issues affecting the banking sector in West Africa.
Airtel Africa has announced the initiation of conditional trading for Airtel Money shares on the London Stock Exchange, paving the way for full dealings set to begin on October 14, 2026. This strategic move is part of Airtel's broader efforts to enhance its financial services and expand its market presence.
Nigerian musician Kayefi took center stage at the Tales & Tunes event in Sheffield, where renowned producer ID Cabasa oversaw the musical direction. The event showcased a vibrant blend of cultural expression and artistic collaboration, marking a significant moment for Nigerian music on an international platform.
The increasing military activities of the Houthi movement in the Red Sea, coupled with their emerging alliances with al-Shabaab, threaten to escalate security challenges across Africa. Analysts warn that this growing instability could have profound implications for the continent's safety and geopolitical dynamics.
The Super Falcons of Nigeria, renowned as Africa’s leading women’s national football team, gear up for their Olympic qualifying campaign with a match against Comoros. This encounter marks a significant step following their recent participation in the Paris 2024 Olympics, signalling a new chapter in their Olympic journey.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has announced its intention to release verified polling-unit results during the upcoming 2027 elections, while recognizing the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) ultimate authority in declaring official outcomes. This move aims to enhance transparency and trust in the electoral process amidst ongoing concerns about electoral integrity.
The Federal Government highlights a staggering $2 billion loss each year from inadequate cocoa processing capabilities, urging for increased local value addition. Minister of Agriculture Abubakar Kyari emphasizes the need for investment in processing to enhance Nigeria's position as a cocoa exporter.
AELEX has successfully completed the $1.5 billion Initial Public Offering for Dangote Petroleum Refinery, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria's capital markets. This IPO is the largest of its kind in Africa and represents a new avenue for Free Zone entities to access public capital.
Despite numerous external plans for Africa's development, the continent struggles with a cohesive strategy to assert its own agenda. A call for unity and effective implementation of homegrown initiatives is crucial for Africa to thrive independently.
