June, 2026 – LensAfrik International

The New Abia and the benefits of a viable opposition; a lesson for Nigerian Politicians

Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026 lensafrik

“Opposition when rooted in facts, public engagement, and credible leadership, can become a legitimate pathway to democratic transition, Before the 2023 governorship election, the government in power in Abia today played the opposition, they played a significant role in highlighting issues of governance and presenting alternative visions to the people. The eventual change in government today demonstrated that opposition,

Group drags President Tinubu to Court again; Seeks to Disqualify Him from 2027 Election

Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026 lensafrik

“The group says Tinubu gave INEC fake certificates from Chicago State University and a fake NYSC certificate during the 2023 elections. They also claim he did not attend Government College Lagos as he said, because the school started in 1974”

South Africa was never a country but a region deep in drug infrastructure. Nigerians visible for being loud in business.

Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026 lensafrik

“The hard truth citizens of the Southern Africa states are afraid to confront and the costly mistakes of Nigeria s being ignorant and loud in a business they’re just beginners”

Remi Tinubu undaunted by critics; promised to support Pepper and Tomatoes Sellers with N50k

Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026 lensafrik

“Addressing the controversy surrounding her earlier remarks about small-scale businesses, Mrs. Tinubu explained that the initiative extends beyond akara frying to include women who sell tomatoes, pepper, vegetables, maize, roasted plantain (bọọli), and other everyday market goods”

Nigeria’s escalating Poverty, Japan Supports Families Facing Extreme Hunger

Jun 29, 2026Jun 29, 2026 lensafrik

“Japan warned that the humanitarian situation could worsen without increased international support, stressing that the consequences of hunger extend beyond food shortages to include instability, insecurity, forced displacement and a greater risk of vulnerable people being recruited by armed groups”

‘Bandit threatens to kidnap Governor unless his demands are met; Claims access to Nigeria Security Intel

Jun 29, 2026Jun 29, 2026 lensafrik

“All the security forces sent to attack my camp are my boys. They inform me whenever they are coming. I receive information about security strategies, including those involving the President. It is only because I allow them to operate, Otherwise, they would not even be able to use the roads”

Stanbic Bank founder Calls for Disciplinary Action against corrupt Judges

Jun 28, 2026Jun 28, 2026 lensafrik

“The cure for judicial rascality is disciplinary action. Glossing over rascality while relying on Appeal Courts alone to overturn obnoxious judgments encourages more judges to go into the lucrative business of delivering procurable obnoxious judgments,”

NDC crisis exposes the deep Rot in Nigeria judiciary; affirms a dysfunctional legal system

Jun 28, 2026Jun 28, 2026 lensafrik

“There appears to be a deeper institutional problem within the judiciary that raises troubling questions about the integrity and consistency of the judicial process. Can our democracy survive without certainty and finality of cases?”

REVEALED: HOW TINUBU IS RESTRUCTURING NIGERIA WITHOUT A NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Jun 27, 2026Jun 27, 2026 lensafrik

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu may not be popular in his achievement in restructuring Nigeria to its desired federal status, Nevertheless, many of his reforms has indeed paid off, take for instance, the Federal Government backed legal efforts that resulted in greater financial autonomy for local governments, allowing funds to flow more directly to councils instead of passing through state governments first”

Reduce the cost of Governance in Nigeria; ‘Make the Senate Part-Time’ — Ndume Tells FG

Jun 27, 2026Jun 28, 2026 lensafrik

“m”Members of the National Assembly do not report to work every day like regular civil servants, as their official duties are largely limited to plenary sittings and committee engagements. Senator Ali Ndume maintained that adopting a part-time legislature would help reduce the cost of governance”