Tinubu directs INEC Chairman Yakubu to go on leave in what many see as a major shake-up for Nigeria’s electoral leadership. Sources suggest the President plans to nominate a successor who will steer the commission ahead of the 2027 elections. The development has sparked debate on electoral reforms, transparency, and independence. With no official statement yet, Nigerians await clarity on whether this signals a routine transition or deeper political maneuvering.

Dangote free fuel distribution begins September 15, 2025, with petrol sold at ₦841 in Lagos and ₦851 in other states. The Dangote Group community support initiative includes free delivery using CNG-powered trucks, aiming to ease costs for Nigerians and reduce inflation pressures. With over 1,000 trucks deployed and a plan for 4,000, the program targets fuel cost relief, stability, and supply reforms, though sustainability challenges remain.

The Imo State Health Insurance Agency is transforming healthcare in Nigeria through Imo Care, a program offering free healthcare to millions. With over 2.7 million enrollees and 438,000 cases treated, the agency reaches deep into rural communities. Led by Dr. Uchenna Ewelike, the agency is trusted across political lines. Imo Care has reduced maternal deaths, supported surgeries, and given hope to vulnerable families. It’s a model of equity, trust, and people-centered governance in action.

Igwejiuba-Francis Ugorji leads Umunwoha Rebuild Imo Family in a strategic political realignment as they officially join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

In a major political announcement, Igwejiuba – Francis Ugorji has declared his official alignment with the African Democratic Congress (ADC), marking a new chapter in his political journey. The announcement was made public through a formal statement by Media Director Duru Sunny George (DSG). Ugorji emphasized that the decision followed extensive consultations with stakeholders and was driven by shared values of transparency, inclusiveness, and good governance.