The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has addressed recent accusations by PDP governors, firmly denying allegations of electoral manipulation and reaffirming its commitment to impartiality in election processes.

In economic news, Anambra State has secured over $500 million in investments, reflecting a growing interest from both local and international investors in the region's development prospects. Similarly, an Indian business group has announced plans to inject $100 million into Nigeria's healthcare sector, a move expected to improve medical infrastructure and services nationwide.

Professor Ibrahim Gambari has called on the Tinubu administration to revisit policies influenced by the World Bank and IMF. He emphasized the importance of tailoring these financial directives to suit Nigeria's unique economic landscape.

On the security front, communities in Benue State are reeling from a recent attack by herdsmen, while Kaduna State grapples with a fresh wave of banditry. These incidents highlight the persistent insecurity challenges in parts of Nigeria.

In the entertainment sector, superstar Davido is facing public backlash over comments on the nation's economy, sparking debates among fans and critics alike.

Lastly, in sports, Nasarawa United coach Kabiru Dogo remains optimistic despite the team’s struggles this season, signaling hope for a turnaround in future matches.

These stories showcase the multifaceted challenges and developments shaping Nigeria today.