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Nigeria 2027: Can Atiku, Obi & Makinde Unite? Inside the G100 Opposition Talks

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Can Nigeria’s opposition unite behind one presidential candidate against Bola Tinubu in 2027—or will competing ambitions and policy differences keep Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Seyi Makinde and other challengers apart? #Nigeria2027Election#G100Coalition#NigeriaElectionWatch#ElectoralGeography#OppositionPolitics#RoadTo2027 In this edition of The 2027 Race, hosted by Rimamnde Shawulu Kwewum, we examine the G100 talks involving six opposition parties and separate the…

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Boko Haram vs ISWAP Explained: Ideology, Leadership and the Battle for Lake Chad

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Boko Haram and ISWAP are not the same organisation—and they have operated as distinct, frequently hostile insurgent factions since their violent split in 2016. Understanding the difference between Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad, or JAS, commonly associated with the Boko Haram name, and Islamic State West Africa Province, ISWAP, is essential to understanding why Nigeria’s…

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The Hidden Power Battle in Nigeria’s 2027 Election: APC, Atiku, Obi and the Voters Who Decide

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The 2027 general elections are not two years away. They are already happening — in registration offices, party caucuses, and security briefings that never make the front page. In Episode 01 of The 2027 Race, Ndeya Live tracks: → The APC’s northern base problem — and what 36.6% actually means → Nigeria’s 4.2 million displaced…

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Nigeria Faces New Jihadist Threat as Lakurawa and JNIM Expand Across the North-West

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On August 21, 2026, Lakurawa-linked fighters stormed mosques in Borgu, Niger State during Friday prayers — abducting more than 60 worshippers and posting a video of the captives online. Most Nigerians still don’t know who Lakurawa is. This video changes that. This video also covers the arrival of JNIM — Al-Qaeda’s Sahel affiliate — which…

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Plateau Killings, Niger Mosque Abductions and Kaduna Rescue Expose Nigeria’s Security Gaps

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Nigeria’s security picture this week is defined by mass killings, mass abductions, rapid-response rescues and renewed pressure along the country’s northern border corridors. Nigeria: In Plateau State, at least 25 people were reported killed in an overnight attack in the Mangu area, with women and children among the victims. The Plateau State Government confirmed the…

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