It’s been one full year since Nigerians started registering for their PVCs so we’re checking to see what the numbers are saying. Hint: The youths are killing it.

The two-term state governors approaching retirement in 2023 need a new plan to last longer in power. These are the Class of 2015 governors who want to prolong their time in government at the Nigerian Senate.

There’s a new acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) in town but his rise to the throne was paved by alleged corruption, a leaked Supreme Court letter and a rare resignation. Here’s the tea.

One day you’re Nigeria’s longest-serving deputy senate president; next thing, you’re an inmate in a UK prison. This is the (developing) story of Senator Ike Ekweremadu.

While millions of Nigerians will elect a president, governors and hundreds of lawmakers in 2023, some states will be missing in action. Why?

Nigerian lawmakers may not be working hard enough to arrest those skyrocketing cooking gas prices or the soaring double-digits inflation rate, but at least they want to make your toilets look shiny.

It helps that you changed your social media display picture for your preferred presidential candidate, but what else can you bring to the table to help their ministry?

The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, tried to contest for the presidency but also retain his senatorial seat just in case. But now, his 23-year career in the National Assembly is under threat thanks to someone named Machina.

It’s still eight months to the 2023 general elections but a lot of Nigerian voters are already picking their next president and cool group names, but there are other elections to keep an eye on.

The devil works hard, but the Buhari government works harder when social media regulation is the goal.

Voters in Ekiti State will soon get the chance to vote for a new governor, but there’s an old one trying to sneak back in.

Why’s June 12 such an important date for Nigeria?

May the best man win (because there’s no woman on this list).

The death of General Sani Abacha 24 years ago changed the course of Nigerian history. But just imagine if he didn’t die.

Nigerian politicians can become Shakespeare or Martin Luther King when the occasion calls for it, but what other lessons did we learn from the #APCPresidentialPrimaries?

We don’t know what Atiku forgot inside Aso Rock that he wants to retrieve, but 2023 will be his sixth attempt at running for president. How did his first five attempts end?

Here’s everything we know so far about the terrorist attack that claimed the lives of Christians in Ondo State.

You know all about Abacha, the father, but the story of Abacha the son is just as eventful, and he may soon be coming to a governor’s seat near you. How is this even possible?

Plot Twist: The “leaders of tomorrow” that Nigerian politicians promised us are their own children.

We know Ayo “The Rock” Fayose’s amala-eating antics didn’t get him a single delegate vote, and the loudest aspirant was served English breakfast by his BFF. But what other lessons did we learn from the PDP national convention?

Monkeypox has made headlines for spreading across Europe this month, but Nigeria is dealing with an outbreak of its own for the sixth year running.

The 2023 presidential election is eight months away, but the potential winner will be decided this week as parties pick their candidates ahead of the deadline for primary elections. How does that process work and what’s the role of delegates?

You know all about the frontrunners that are in prime positions to win the golden presidential tickets of Nigeria’s two biggest parties. But who are the dark horses that could cause an unlikely upset?

In 2021, Lai Mohammed became the face of the Nigerian government’s decision to ban Twitter. This time, Facebook is his target.