By Smart Chuks A Tax Reform That Suddenly Became a National Flashpoint What was meant to be a landmark fiscal reform aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s revenue base has rapidly transformed into one of the most heated constitutional debates of recent times. The African Democratic Congress, ADC, has openly urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to suspend […]
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By Smart Chuks Nigeria’s democracy is facing one of its most profound credibility crises in recent history following a startling claim by former Labour Party presidential candidate and ex-Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, who declared that the country has moved from the era of “padded budgets” to one of “forged laws.” The statement, made
Nigeria Has Moved From Padded Budgets to Forged Laws — Peter Obi and the Alarming Crisis in Nigeria’s Legislative Integrity
By Smart Chuks Nigeria’s political atmosphere is beginning to warm up again. Although the 2027 general elections are still some distance away, conversations, alignments and quiet power plays have already started shaping what may eventually become one of the most fiercely contested presidential races in the country’s history. It is within this emerging landscape that
2027: “I Will Not Be Vice President to Anybody” — Amaechi Firmly Rejects Deputizing Atiku
The Nigerian Senate is no stranger to heated debates, but the dramatic confrontation that unfolded during the recent ambassadorial screening took the nation by surprise. What should have been an orderly assessment of potential diplomats quickly transformed into a fiery exchange between two political giants — Senator Adams Oshiomhole and Senator Ali Ndume — all
Ambassadorial Screening Drama: Inside the Oshiomhole–Ndume Clash Over Reno Omokri
By Smart Chuks — SaharaNews247 Nigeria’s political climate is no stranger to dramatic confrontations, but the ongoing battle between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has carved its own special place in the nation’s evolving history of political clashes. What began as a dispute inside the Senate chamber has now grown
Why I Slammed N40bn Suit Against Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan – Akpabio
By Smart Chuks — SaharaNews247 Nigeria’s political climate is no stranger to dramatic confrontations, but the ongoing battle between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has carved its own special place in the nation’s evolving history of political clashes. What began as a dispute inside the Senate chamber has now grown
Why I Slammed N40bn Suit Against Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan – Akpabio
By Smart Chuks Lead — The shocking revelation President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration has come under intense scrutiny after submitting a new batch of ambassadorial nominees to the Senate. Among the 65 to 68 names, at least one stands out for a shocking reason: it belongs to a deceased individual, Adamu Garba Talba, who reportedly
Ambassadorial list blunder: “This is Guinness Record Book material” — How true is the report and what it means for Tinubu’s government
By: Smart Chuks — SaharaNews247 Nigeria is no stranger to political storms, but the confrontation between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and Senate President Godswill Akpabio has become one of the most dramatic political flashpoints of 2025. What began as a dispute over allegations has now evolved into a full-blown confrontation with national implications, media scrutiny, and
I’m Now Ready to Prove My Case Against Akpabio – Natasha
By Smart Chuks Nigeria’s defence architecture may be entering one of its most consequential turning points in years following widely circulated reports alleging that the United States government may be conditioning deeper military collaboration on a major shake-up of Nigeria’s defence leadership. The renewed global attention comes amid escalating insecurity linked to Boko Haram, ISWAP,
EXCLUSIVE: Pressure Mounts On Tinubu To Sack Matawalle As U.S. Reportedly Seeks Defence Shake-Up Before Security Partnership
Author: Smart Chuks Nigeria’s insecurity crisis has persisted for years, claiming thousands of lives and destabilizing entire regions. From terrorism to banditry, kidnapping, oil theft, and violent crime, the situation has become a pressing national emergency. Yet, many Nigerians believe government spending priorities do not reflect the urgency of the crisis. This conversation intensified after










