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Prominent advocacy organizations including ACF, PANDEF, and MBF are calling for rigorous historical and moral vetting of all individuals seeking the 2027 Nigerian presidency.
Atiku Abubakar's proposal to reinstate petrol subsidies is facing strong opposition from the Nigerian Presidency and the Organised Private Sector, who are challenging his new economic model.
The Nigerian Presidency has extended the deadline for public submissions regarding the State Police Bill by eight days, moving it to August 21. This extension allows more time for memoranda and input on the proposed legislation.
The Nigerian Presidency has highlighted how President Tinubu’s ongoing road projects are significantly reducing travel time and enhancing trade across the country, improving connectivity and economic activity.
The Allied People’s Movement (APM) has criticized the Nigerian Presidency for its attack on Cardinal Onaiyekan, urging President Tinubu to address the nation’s economic and security challenges.
Rotimi Amaechi has accused the Nigerian Presidency of insulting the Catholic Church following comments made about Cardinal John Onaiyekan. Amaechi tackled the Presidency over its remarks, defending the Catholic Church.
The Nigerian Presidency is scheduled to review an Executive Bill for the establishment of state police on September 3, with President Bola Tinubu inviting public memoranda to shape the proposed legislation.
The Nigerian Presidency has rebuked Catholic bishops following an outburst from Cardinal John Onaiyekan, while a northern Christian group has backed the bishops. This comes amidst ongoing political discussions and endorsements ahead of elections.
The Nigerian Presidency has criticized Atiku Abubakar over his petitions in the US concerning President Tinubu, while Atiku responded that insults cannot replace transparency regarding Tinubu's records.
The Nigerian Presidency has defended President Tinubu's reforms, stating that leadership requires making difficult, often unpopular, choices to prevent larger problems, and that public applause can wait.
The Nigerian Presidency has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for the extensive scale and quality of infrastructure development across the state, citing it as a reflection of purposeful leadership.
The Nigerian Presidency has trained over 100 Northern influencers in a workshop aimed at countering fake news, educating them on the Tinubu administration's achievements, and promoting national unity.
The Nigerian Presidency is facing intense scrutiny and criticism from opposition figures like Atiku Abubakar over an alleged fake agency scandal. The controversy involves a director-general accused of fraudulently opening a CBN account, leading to prosecution by the federal government.
The Nigerian Presidency has disclosed that Adeniyi Adeyemi, a fake Director-General, forged a letter from Gbajabiamila, operated 34 bank accounts, and deceived diplomats. He is now facing an eight-count charge.
The Nigerian Presidency has strongly dismissed Peter Obi's call for President Tinubu's resignation, labeling it as childish and a distraction. This comes amidst a public bickering between the presidency and Obi over the demand.
The Nigerian Presidency has denied allegations of interference in the controversial Warri delineation, which has led to protests disrupting 13 oil facilities, and warned against further disruptions to crude production.
The Nigerian Presidency has announced that the constitutional amendment framework to allow for state police is nearing completion. This move aims to decentralize policing and address security challenges across the country.
A lawyer has called on the Nigerian presidency to sanction a presidential aide, accused of spreading falsehoods and making inflammatory comments by linking a fake Tinubu audio to VDM on X.
The Nigerian Presidency has threatened legal action against social media personality VeryDarkMan (VDM) over an alleged AI-generated audio recording of President Tinubu, with a presidential aide further faulting VDM for sharing the audio and calling for his prosecution.
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved the Nigerian Communications Commission's (NCC) proposal to review the Nigerian Communications Act of 2003.
The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF) has reiterated its unwavering position that the 2027 Nigerian Presidency should be zoned to the South. The forum emphasized that its stance on this matter remains unchanged.
The Nigerian Presidency has clarified that cabinet members Edun and Dangiwa resigned from their positions, refuting claims that they were sacked.
Former Anambra State governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has reiterated that he is not desperate to become Nigeria's president but rather to see the nation achieve stability.
The Nigerian Federal Government has emphasized the country's improving economic outlook, projecting that Nigeria will grow faster than major economies like the US, UK, Germany, and South Africa by 2026.
The Nigerian Presidency has refuted allegations connecting President Tinubu to Peter Obi's political challenges and the internal crisis within the ADC, labeling them as baseless.
Works Minister David Umahi has advised the Southeast region to adopt a strategic, rather than divisive, approach to secure the Nigerian Presidency, urging support for President Tinubu.
The Nigerian Presidency has advised Senator Ali Ndume to share actionable terror intelligence with security agencies instead of making allegations on television, following his warnings about potential terrorist takeovers in Borno State and the North East.
A message attributed to Donald Trump, suggesting 'Starmer should tell him to go home immediately,' has prompted a reaction from the Nigerian presidency.
An Ohanaeze Ndigbo chieftain has advised the Igbo community to avoid ethnic politics and instead build cross-tribal alliances to secure the Nigerian presidency in the future.
Governor Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State has reiterated his stance that the Nigerian presidency should remain in the southern part of the country for the 2027 elections, citing a power-sharing agreement.
The Nigerian Presidency has urged the opposition, specifically the African Democratic Congress (ADC), to cease what it describes as 'constant lamentation' and 'unwarranted outrage' regarding the Electoral Act.
Nigerian musician B-Red publicly stated that the country would undergo significant positive changes if his father, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, were elected president.
The Nigerian Presidency has affirmed its readiness to support the forthcoming Global Alliance World Public Relations Forum, scheduled to be held in Abuja from November 15 to 21, 2026, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Information.
A review examines the conversation between Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) that took place on July 28, 2026, as reported by the Presidency.
Presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has called on the Nigerian Presidency to reveal the names of individuals allegedly involved in the fake Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council scandal.
The Nigerian Presidency announced that robust first-half 2026 earnings reported by many companies on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) reflect improved investor confidence and a better business environment, driven by FX unification and upstream approvals.
The Nigerian Presidency has praised the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) for its advancements in locally assembled drones, agricultural technology, and indigenous manufacturing, highlighting its contribution to Nigeria's innovation agenda.
The Nigerian Presidency has faulted Atiku Abubakar's claim of a N7.98 trillion oil windfall. The Presidency's statement refutes Atiku's criticism regarding the alleged windfall.
The Nigerian Presidency has criticized Peter Obi, a candidate for the 2027 general elections, describing his recent interview on Channels Television as a 'PR disaster' and accusing him of making false claims.
Nigeria's Presidency has accused Atiku Abubakar of undermining the nation by lobbying against President Tinubu in the US. This comes amidst Atiku's criticism of Tinubu's budget, which he labeled as opaque.
Governor Sule Abdullahi stated his belief that a Christian-Christian ticket will eventually win Nigeria's presidency, noting that some states already operate Christian-Christian leadership without controversy.
A political clash has erupted between Atiku Abubakar and the Nigerian Presidency regarding a fake agency scandal involving alleged N27.4bn grant and N6.44bn World Cup budget, after the Senate rejected a fresh probe.
The Nigerian Presidency has labeled the PFIPC scandal a 'pure scam,' citing a forged appointment letter and procedural errors in the alleged federal agency.
The Nigerian presidency has issued a statement defending Femi Gbajabiamila following public interest in a man impersonating a director-general of a fictitious 'Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council'.
The Presidency has exonerated Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila from N27.4bn fraud allegations, labeling his accuser as an impostor.
The Nigerian Presidency has issued a warning to the public, disowning a self-styled and non-existent group called the 'Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council.' The public is advised against engaging with this unauthorized entity.
The Nigerian Presidency has confirmed three fatalities in the Warri–Itakpe train derailment. Among those on board the derailed train were Senator Dafinone and a former Delta SSG.
The Nigerian Presidency, Inspector General of Police, and lawmakers have met to discuss the establishment of state police, with the framework reportedly nearing completion. This initiative aims to address insecurity across the country.
The Nigerian Presidency has issued a warning to citizens regarding the proliferation of deepfake videos and religious disinformation, urging caution and vigilance.
Seyi Makinde has declared his intention to run for President in the 2027 Nigerian election under a PDP and APM alliance.
The Nigerian Presidency has called on states to institutionalize human capital development plans, emphasizing the importance of investing in education, health, and skills.
The Nigerian Presidency has responded to allegations of neglect in the North West region by the Tinubu administration, detailing several major ongoing projects, including the Kano-Maradi rail line.
A UK-based surveyor has declared their intention to run for the Nigerian presidency under the People's Democratic Party (PDP).
The Nigerian Presidency has issued a statement to Atiku, asserting that President Tinubu is expected to complete his full eight-year term in office.
The Nigerian Presidency has criticized Atiku Abubakar's comments on the Borno airstrike, labeling them as misleading and politically motivated amidst reports of civilian casualties.
Donald Trump is reportedly moving forward with plans to reopen the legendary Alcatraz prison, closed decades ago, to house the most brutal criminals, with a budget request of $152 million submitted to Congress for its first phase of reopening.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar criticized the Nigerian Presidency and National Assembly for the rapid approval of a fresh $6 billion external loan in under four hours.
The Nigerian Presidency has clarified the UK-Nigeria migration deal, stating that the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) only requires Nigeria to accept its own repatriated citizens, not foreign nationals.
"Starmer should tell him to go home immediately": A message attributed to Trump prompts a reaction from the Nigerian presidency Seneweb
The Nigerian Presidency and Benue State Police are intensifying collaboration to tackle banditry and farmer-herder clashes, aiming to restore peace in vulnerable communities in Nigeria's North Central region.
The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed a viral video alleging a plot to poison President Bola Tinubu, describing the claims as false.
The Nigerian Presidency and Atiku Abubakar are engaged in a public dispute regarding the removal of fuel subsidies, with accusations exchanged over who initiated the policy.
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) is collaborating with the Presidency to develop a more sustainable funding framework for the agency.
The Nigerian Presidency and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar continue their war of words over the reported deaths of 5,091 Nigerians, with recent reports also touching on the intensifying Osun 2026 governorship race and other top political stories.
A Nigerian news recap highlights the ICPC clearing the presidency in a fake agency probe and President Tinubu reversing the freeze on Osun State accounts, alongside other top stories including a Lagos doctor shortage.
Rotimi Amaechi has accused the Nigerian Presidency of insulting the Catholic Church following comments made about Cardinal John Onaiyekan. Amaechi defended the Catholic Church, stating there was nothing inappropriate about the cleric speaking publicly on issues discussed during a meeting.
The Nigerian Presidency has extended condolences to Olusegun Dada, an aide to President Tinubu, following the passing of his 91-year-old father, Chief Idowu Folorunsho Dada.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar condemned the Nigerian Presidency's criticism of Catholic bishops, particularly Cardinal John Onaiyekan, following a meeting with President Tinubu. The Presidency had accused Onaiyekan of abusing his clerical privilege by commenting on the meeting.
Atiku Abubakar has criticized the Nigerian presidency for comparing the country to China and has also addressed claims regarding a US forfeiture, suggesting these issues expose the current administration's past.
Norway plans to file a formal complaint with FIFA, alleging that Donald Trump interfered in the case of a suspended USMNT player. This comes amidst Megan Rapinoe blaming Trump for halting USMNT World Cup momentum and the Nigerian Presidency tackling Atiku for reporting Tinubu to Trump.
The Nigerian Presidency announced that ongoing power reforms are successfully restoring investor confidence by eliminating fiscal distortions that have long plagued the country's electricity sector.
The Nigerian Presidency's handling of allegations concerning a 'ghost agency,' the Presidential Economic Advisory Council, and its self-styled Director-General, has drawn criticism regarding the credibility of institutions.
The Nigerian Presidency has called for the DSS and EFCC to investigate the PFIPC scam and unravel the criminal network involved. This demand comes amidst public outcry and calls from various figures, including Falana and Atiku, for the Federal Government to answer questions regarding the scandal.
The Nigerian presidency has issued a statement defending Femi Gbajabiamila amidst public interest regarding a man impersonating a director-general of a fictitious 'Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council.'
The Nigerian Presidency has denied the existence of a Presidential Economic Advisory Council and stated that an alleged Director-General's appointment letter for the council was forged. This comes as the Presidency defends the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume.
A representative from Atiku Abubakar's camp has asserted that the outcome of Nigeria's 2027 presidential election will be determined by the northern region, citing cultural and historical differences among southern ethnic groups.
A faction of the Accord party has chosen Imumolen as its presidential flag-bearer, aiming to garner youth support ahead of Nigeria's fiercely contested 2027 election.
The Nigerian Presidency has defended its secretive approach to rescue plans for Oyo school children, citing security risks associated with public updates. Operational secrecy is deemed crucial for the success of the rescue efforts.
The Nigerian Presidency has issued a warning against the spread of deepfake videos and religious disinformation, stating that religion is being weaponized for political gain. This alert highlights concerns over the misuse of technology and faith to manipulate public opinion.
The Nigerian Presidency has strongly denied circulating claims that President Tinubu intends to rename the country or abolish Sharia law in northern Nigeria. Officials stated there are no such plans under consideration.
An article discusses the need for the Nigerian Presidency to clarify the mandates of its security leadership, specifically between Ribadu's ONSA and Famadewa's homeland security, to address public perception and ensure unity.
The Nigerian Presidency has listed President Tinubu’s investments in rail, road, and health projects in the North West, including the $2bn Kano-Maradi rail project, to counter accusations of regional neglect.
The Nigerian Presidency has asserted that Nigeria is not a poor country. This statement was made amidst ongoing discussions about the nation's economic status.
The Nigerian Presidency has stated that President Bola Tinubu will complete his eight-year term, drawing a parallel with his predecessor Muhammadu Buhari.
The Nigerian Presidency and the Lagos state government are set to co-host the inaugural Abuja Dialogue, an initiative focused on youth leadership and development.
The Nigerian Presidency has clarified why President Bola Tinubu met with victims of the recent Jos attack at the airport instead of visiting affected communities directly, citing logistical and flight restrictions.
The Nigerian Presidency has initiated registration for a federal government program offering free nationwide training on financial inclusion and literacy to 10 million Nigerians.
The Nigerian Presidency has clarified that the new migration deal with the UK only requires Nigeria to accept its own citizens, not foreign nationals.
The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed claims by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) that there is a plot to ensure Bola Tinubu becomes the sole presidential candidate.
The Nigerian Presidency has assumed direct control of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), formerly the Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB), which is responsible for investigating road, rail, and marine accidents.
The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed opposition claims regarding the Electoral Act as 'reckless' and 'spurious', accusing them of seeking cheap headlines.