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Here are the 10 top stories that become headlines throughout the country today.
1. Inec Debunks Date Report for Voter Education
The Independent National Election Commission (Inec), has denied a broad report that claims that they have improved May 27, 2025, for the start of sustainable voter registration training.
2. ‘The end of the use of Cyber Against Journalists’ Crime Laws, those who are detained’, absorbing, nge tell tinubu govt, others
The Socio-Economic and Accountability (BERAP) and Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) projects have urged “Tinubu Ball President Government to immediately end the use of Cyber Draconian crime to target journalists, activists under the country and other Nigeria who peacefully expressed their views, and released those in countries under the sacs under the sacs in all countries.
3. Strength Crisis: Tinubu to meet with the Gencos over the N4TRN debt
The Nigerian power -producing company (Gencos) has issued a clear warning, highlighting that the accumulation of more than ₦ 4 trillion in unpaid debts threatens to include state electricity supplies into a critical crisis, encouraging emergency intervention by President Bola Tinubu. Read more.
4. Legality of IPOB Dispute Legality, quoting a lack of legal process, court decision
The native Biafra (IPOB) fought in the legality of its prohibition by the federal government, stating that the process was flawed and inconsistent with the principles of legal processes and legal rules. Read more
5. Catholic secretariat to verify the image of Papacy Trump produced by AI
The Nigerian Catholic Secretariat (CSN) has stated that they will release a formal response to the controversial image produced by the former US president dressed as a pope, but only after the comprehensive verification process to ensure its authenticity. Read more
Also read: Top 10 Stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Sunday, May 4
6. ‘We didn’t walk out at Remi Tinubu, you just wanted to squeeze us’, Rivers Women Reply Wike
The Rivers State Women’s Group under the auspices of the River Professional Women’s League (RPWL), has denied accusations by former Governor and Minister of Federal Capital (FCT), Nyesom Wike, that they walked out of the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu.read more
7. ‘The similarity is frightening,’ Davido reacts to the similarity of his twin sons and his late son, Ifeiri
Afrobeat singer Nigeria David Adeleke, known among music as Davido, has opened a striking similarity between his son and his late son, Ifeanyi. Read more
8. DJ Cuppy to Fans: Beware, some people provide support and expect something in return
Nigerian entertainers Florence Ifeoluwa otedola, aka Dj Cuppy, has been brought to social media to warn their fans to be aware of people who provide supported support and expect something in return. Read more
9. Noa expressed support for the reintegration of B’haram members who repent into the community
The National Orientation Agency (NOA), has expressed its support for the efforts of the Federal Government through the Safe Corridor (OSC) operation from the Nigerian Army in the deradicalization and reintegration of Boko Haram fighters who repent and reintegrate them into the community.
10. Trump claims credit for the “good” economy, blaming Biden for “Bad” in the middle of a variety of signals
Donald Trump, President of the United States, has stressed that his policy is responsible for the positive aspects of the current US economy, while associating the negative trend with his predecessor, Joe Biden, who he described has “done a terrible work.” Read more
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