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Friday, 06 November, 2026

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Breaking news, key national developments, trending stories, and major regional updates delivered with speed and accuracy


Speaking on Channels TV’s Hard Copy, G100 convener Salihu Lukman warned that splitting opposition votes guarantees defeat, revealing plans for a consensus candidate ahead of 2027.


Laolu Akande, former media spokesperson to ex-VP Yemi Osinbajo, refutes claims by Babachir Lawal on Saturday morning, revealing President Buhari personally offered to support Osinbajo’s presidential bid four times.


NAFDAC releases official findings on Friday evening regarding the death of a corps member in Enugu, ruling out fake or substandard drugs as the cause of death.


NNPC Limited activates emergency response protocols on Friday following a gas pipeline explosion in Aleto community, Eleme LGA, Rivers State, which left over 20 injured.


Former Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, Ambassador Olufemi Abikoye, calls on Nigeria and Ghana to dismantle trade barriers and build joint industrial enterprises to boost West African commerce.


Kwankwasiyya Movement supporters march on INEC’s Kano office to protest the exclusion of NDC governorship candidate Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo, alleging fraudulent candidate substitution.


WOTCLEF founder Titi Amina Atiku Abubakar has sounded a fresh warning over cross-border human trafficking, joining civil society leaders in Abuja to demand stronger border enforcement and youth empowerment to protect vulnerable women from international syndicates.


​President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reappointed Dr. Bala Bila as INEC National Commissioner and nominated six new key electoral officials. The strategic appointments have been transmitted to the Senate for formal screening and confirmation ahead of 2027.


​A political dispute has erupted in Ondo State after NDC candidate Olumuyiwa Adeyeri alleged missing PVCs in Akoko South-West. INEC dismissed the claims as misleading, clarifying that unprocessed voter cards are undergoing routine centralized printing.


The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has issued 10,665 Permanent Voter Cards in Edo State within one week. INEC Spokesperson Toyon Buoro confirmed that card collection has now transitioned from registration wards to local government area offices across the state.