PDP NEC, INEC chair retirement, Trump presidency, other major 2025 events

2025 has kicked off with its fair share of excitement and challenges. Set against Nigeria’s complex and multifaceted political landscape, the year unfolds as President Bola Tinubu’s administration continues its efforts to address the nation’s most pressing issues, including rising insecurity and severe economic hardships. As the country navigates these turbulent times, here are some

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