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President Tinubu Ends Emergency Rule in Rivers, But Questions Linger.

President Bola Tinubu has lifted the emergency rule in Rivers State after six months, restoring Governor Siminalayi Fubara and state lawmakers to office. The emergency was imposed after a bitter political fight between Fubara and members of the state assembly, who tried to impeach him over budget issues. Tinubu said the step was needed to […]

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Prince Nicholas Nwachukwu, the APC governorship candidate in Anambra State, Nigeria, is reportedly facing serious issues with individuals he allegedly owes large sums of money.

As the Anambra governorship election draws closer, more revelations are emerging about some aspirants. Our correspondent in Awka, the state capital, reports that Prince Nicholas Nwachukwu is under pressure from individuals claiming that instead of paying back his debts, he diverted the funds to finance his election campaign. They described this as unacceptable and are

Prince Nicholas Nwachukwu, the APC governorship candidate in Anambra State, Nigeria, is reportedly facing serious issues with individuals he allegedly owes large sums of money. Read More »

APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government is trying to silence Nigerians who are bold enough to criticize the corrupt activities of his administration.

It is no longer a secret how the APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government is trying to shut down the platforms of some Nigerians who use their social media handles to expose the government’s corrupt activities. We want to remind the government of Nigeria that freedom of speech is a fundamental right in a democracy, so attempting

APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government is trying to silence Nigerians who are bold enough to criticize the corrupt activities of his administration. Read More »

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Does it mean that those Nigerians calling for the re-election of President Bola Tinubu’s government are not seeing the backwardness of the Nigerian economy created by APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government?

The Nigerian economy is not working, and the APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government has shown little understanding of how to revive it. Instead of fixing the economy, the government continues borrowing heavily from the World Bank without transparency on how or where these loans are being spent. Before coming to power, President Bola Tinubu made countless

Does it mean that those Nigerians calling for the re-election of President Bola Tinubu’s government are not seeing the backwardness of the Nigerian economy created by APC/President Bola Tinubu’s government? Read More »

Peter Obi

If Nigerians Want to End Hunger, Poverty, and Insecurity, Peter Obi Remains the Best Choice.

After a comprehensive analysis of all the presidential aspirants in Nigeria, the Viewers Corner News team concluded that Mr. Peter Obi of the Labour Party stands out as the most credible candidate. Take it or leave it. Among all the would-be contestants, he is the only one Nigerians can trust to handle the nation’s affairs

If Nigerians Want to End Hunger, Poverty, and Insecurity, Peter Obi Remains the Best Choice. Read More »

Nyesom Wike

Some Nigerian Officials Spend Trillions on Luxury Homes Abroad While Citizens Suffer.

It is no longer a secret that some Nigerian public officials are spending the country’s hard-earned money in trillions, buying expensive personal homes abroad while the majority of Nigerians live in poverty. For example, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory Minister, Mr. Nyesom Wike, allegedly spent millions of dollars to buy a home in the United States,

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Nigerians, four years is more than enough for a leader to put his state/country in a good shape and also for the voters to evaluate his works, if such a leader would be re-elected to office or not.

Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has proven that a leader who is prepared to work for his people does not need so many years in office to show results. Also, Captain Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso has been in office for just a short time, yet he has transformed his country to an unimaginable

Nigerians, four years is more than enough for a leader to put his state/country in a good shape and also for the voters to evaluate his works, if such a leader would be re-elected to office or not. Read More »

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Qualified Nigerians should show more interest in governance. This is one of the ways Nigeria as a country can move forward.

At this point, it is clear that leadership in Nigeria has been reduced to a norm where many of those in power do not possess the qualifications or capacity to hold the positions they occupy. Most of these individuals are pushed into office by godfathers who themselves have too many skeletons in their cupboards. This

Qualified Nigerians should show more interest in governance. This is one of the ways Nigeria as a country can move forward. Read More »

Canada allegedly named two major political parties in Nigeria as terrorist organisations, which is troubling.

How did Canada arrive at such a conclusion: allegedly naming the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as terrorist organisations? Honestly, this is troubling. It is true that the ruling political party in Nigeria has often been accused of failing to respect the rights of citizens, with reports of Nigerians

Canada allegedly named two major political parties in Nigeria as terrorist organisations, which is troubling. Read More »

The electoral system of Nigeria should be reformed to suit present and future developmental goals.

Nigeria will never rise to its true potential until we fix these things: our corrupt and outdated electoral system. Every other problem: insecurity, poverty, unemployment, economic collapse begins with the kind of leaders this broken system produces. Right now, the least qualified, most self-serving individuals are running our country. They make laws for us, yet

The electoral system of Nigeria should be reformed to suit present and future developmental goals. Read More »

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