Ogun State

Nigerian opposition parties unite to question democratic processes while regional political developments highlight governance challenges across West and Southern Africa.

President Bola Tinubu has directed security agencies to address escalating insecurity in Bauchi State, as violent attacks in Ogun and Plateau states leave communities in fear and governors calling for urgent intervention.

The Ogun State government has halted the selection of Ijebuland's paramount ruler for the second time following allegations of bribery, highlighting growing tensions between traditional succession practices and modern governance oversight in southwestern Nigeria.

While Ogun State commits ₦6.1 billion to judicial infrastructure, Delta pursues industrial expansion and Ebonyi confronts contractor failures, revealing the varied strategies states employ to advance development goals.

Political realignments are underway as Iyabo Obasanjo announces her Ogun State governorship bid while the Yoruba Ronu Leadership Forum withdraws support from the ruling APC in favor of the opposition ADC.

The Ogun State Government has suspended the selection process for a new Awujale of Ijebuland, denying reports that it endorsed Prince Ademorin Aliu Kuye following alleged Ifa oracle consultation.

Federal and state governments across Nigeria are rolling out major education initiatives, including vehicle and housing rewards for outstanding teachers, international training programs for lecturers, and distribution of 15 million learner support kits to vulnerable pupils.

Borno State Governor approves special training funds for 56 doctors in residency programs, while Ogun State Assembly commits to supporting rural healthcare infrastructure improvements, signaling renewed focus on medical capacity building.

The Bureau of Public Procurement has launched a tracking mechanism for constituency projects as Ogun State expands infrastructure development and the FCT prepares for area council elections.

Ogun State announces clearance of eight years of pension arrears as Nigeria's parliament launches investigation into N8 trillion annual revenue losses from tax waivers and incentives, highlighting contrasting approaches to fiscal management.

Ogun State eliminates eight years of pension backlogs while Nigeria's House of Representatives investigates N8 trillion in annual revenue losses from tax waivers and incentives, highlighting divergent fiscal management priorities across government levels.