July 29 Morning Brief: Court Ruling, Benue Attack and Tinubu’s Security Pledge

Good morning. Here are the leading stories from today’s newspaper front pages. The Court of Appeal has overturned a ruling seeking the deregistration of the ADC and other political parties. Opposition figures say the decision strengthens political pluralism ahead of the 2027 elections, while President Tinubu has assured Catholic bishops that his administration will improve the economy and defeat terrorism. Security concerns remain urgent after a fresh attack in Benue reportedly left 13 people dead and several others missing. In Oyo, the state government has received two surveillance aircraft to support intelligence gathering and security operations. Other major stories include new border-reform plans involving Nigeria, Benin and Cameroon; the APC’s Osun governorship campaign council; Malami’s retained ADC ticket in Kebbi; the Wike-Fubara political reconciliation; Shatta Wale’s claim about Burna Boy; and criticism of FIFA’s private-investment proposal for the World Cup.

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