Nigerian News Leader First with details then facts 
By Princess Simon (Bureau Chief North Central, in Minna)
Group of youths in Niger state has made a case for only experienced persons in both age, education and training, including retired civil servants be given opportunity to govern Niger state, expressing disappointment that the present crop of politicians are immature as their performances is below the expectations of Nigerlites.
By Babafemi Ojudu
I lost a boss, a teacher, and a quiet shaper of my professional life.
Lewis Obi was my editor when I was an investigative reporter. He was Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director of African Concord, that irreverent and fearless newsweekly which defined an important era in Nigerian journalism. To describe him merely as my boss would be inadequate; he was a formative presence, one of those editors whose influence lingers long after the newsroom lights have gone out.
By Chinwendu Agoha (Media & Governance Correspondent)
The Nigerian media community is mourning the death of Mr. Lewis Obi, a veteran journalist, editor and media executive whose career left a lasting imprint on modern Nigerian journalism. He was 77.
By Ankeli Emmanuel (In Sokoto State)
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has underscored the pivotal role of a robust warrior ethos in bolstering the combat readiness and operational effectiveness of the Nigerian Army.
By Our Reporter
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on Nigerians to imbibe the enduring qualities of courage, resilience, unity and politics of cooperation exemplified by the late Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola, while consciously eschewing bitterness, acrimony and divisive tendencies in national life.
By Our Reporter
The Nigerian Press Council has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of another media icon and veteran editor, Mr. Lewis Obi.
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