Lucky Irabor says some political actors in Nigeria are involved in terrorism financing and the exploitation of insecurity for ...

Dr Wale Omole is a medical practitioner currently resident in the United States. In this conversation with KUNLE OFEREMI, he speaks on the war on corruption, place of virile institutions in deepening ...

The year 2025 is coming to an end. In this article, Legit.ng writes about scandals involving politicians and political leaders. Top of the list is Uche Nnaji.

Professor of political economy and management expert, Pat Utomi, says Nigerian politicians are responsible for the divisions ...

Politicians, these days are not just vying for votes, they’re competing for attention, influence, and credibility online. Growing followership on platforms like X reflects engagement, campaign ...

Nigeria has had its fair share of leaders who left office with more curses than praises. If there’s one thing that unites Nigerians across ethnic, religious, and political lines, it’s our collective ...

Congress investigates ongoing violence against Christians in Nigeria as lawmakers hear detailed testimony on targeted attacks ...

There is no evidence that Donald Trump banned Nigerian politicians from visiting the United States, contrary to a claim that appeared online during the U.S. president’s first full day in office. The ...

Prominent Nigerian politicians accused of raiding government coffers in their country have family and corporate links to properties worth millions of dollars in the Carolinas, including a tract in ...

Drawing on engagements with female politicians and political party leaders across Imo, Kogi, Ondo and Rivers states, the research finds that digital abuse is now one of the most formidable barriers ...

While the worlds of entertainment and politics may appear distinct, several Nigerian actors have successfully bridged the gap for the greater good. When we think of Nigerian actors, we often envision ...

Sir: Every four years, a peculiar drama unfolds across Nigeria. The same actors—tainted, tested, and often found wanting—return to the stage draped in new costumes, mouthing old lies with fresher ...