Morning Brief: Obi Debt Dispute, State Police Bill and 2027 Election Updates
Today’s newspaper roundup leads with the dispute over alleged Anambra State debts from Peter Obi’s time as governor. The Presidency has challenged Obi to withdraw from the 2027 race if the claims are proven, while the Anambra government says eight loans totalling ₦127 billion remain outstanding. Other major Nigerian stories include the National Assembly’s transmission of the state police bill to the 36 state assemblies, INEC’s plans to improve participation by persons with disabilities in 2027, and a court order allowing Atiku Abubakar to serve President Tinubu in an eligibility suit. Also featured are the commissioning of a garment factory in Kwara projected to employ 4,000 people, a warning about petrol prices, Nigeria’s energy investment plans, tributes to Olu Jacobs, Saudi Arabia’s warning to the Houthis, and Brighton’s Carabao Cup win over Manchester United.
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