Adc supreme court ruling
The Supreme Court ruling restored David Mark's leadership of the ADC, but significant hurdles remain for the party as it prepares for the upcoming elections.
Adc supreme court
The Supreme Court's ruling reinstates David Mark's leadership of the ADC, reversing a previous decision that affected the party's recognition by INEC.
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal by David Mark on April 14
David Mark is appealing a ruling that dismissed his leadership claim in the African Democratic Congress. The Supreme Court will hear the case on April 14.
Budget: Nigeria’s 2026 Allocates N135.22 Billion for Electoral Adjudication
The Nigerian Federal Government has proposed a budget allocation of N135.22 billion for electoral adjudication and post-election matters in 2026.
African Democratic Congress Faces Leadership Crisis Amid INEC Challenges
The African Democratic Congress is grappling with a leadership crisis after INEC's decision to withdraw recognition of its current leaders. The party is preparing for the 2027 General election amid…
Lobbying Efforts by Atiku Abubakar Amid Political Turmoil
Atiku Abubakar has engaged a lobbying firm to bolster his public image in the U.S. as political tensions rise in Nigeria.
Election Law Developments in Nigeria: SERAP Files Lawsuit Against CCB
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has filed a lawsuit against the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) over electoral law violations in Nigeria.
Attahiru Jega
Hadiza Jega, the wife of former INEC chairman Attahiru Jega, has passed away. Her Janazah prayer is scheduled for April 5, 2026, in Abuja.
NADECO Controversy: Peter Obi’s Remarks on Sani Abacha Spark Backlash
Peter Obi's recent remarks comparing Sani Abacha to NADECO activists have drawn sharp criticism from various political figures, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding Nigeria's democratic history.
Status quo ante bellum
The status quo ante bellum is under scrutiny as the INEC halts recognition of rival factions within the ADC, igniting controversy.