Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has approved the appointment of six new commissioners as part of efforts to strengthen his administration and improve governance in the state, according to Tribune Online. The appointees include Lucky Barau for Gurara, Isah Wakili for Bosso, Dr Isah Adamu for Kontagora, Emmanuel Alamu for Magama, and Shuaibu Saidu Kaboji for Mashegu. The appointments also include new advisers, though full details were not provided in the report.

Nigeria is set for a significant political transition in 2027 as several state governors prepare to leave office at the end of their tenure, according to Naija News. The report indicates that among those expected to bow out are Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde and Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum, alongside other second-term governors who will have completed the constitutional maximum of two terms. Many first-term governors, meanwhile, are expected to seek re-election as the country moves towards the next general election cycle.

Kebbi Governor has inaugurated a new governing council for the state university following a significant leadership shake-up that included the removal of the vice chancellor, two deputy vice chancellors, and other management team members, as well as the dissolution of the previous governing council. This restructuring aims to enhance the institution's governance and operations.

Former Federal Inland Revenue Service executive chairman Mohammed Mamman Nami has confirmed his candidacy for governor of Niger State under the People's Democratic Party. Meanwhile, former Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar Adamu re-entered the governorship race on Saturday, September 5, emerging as the candidate of the Social Democratic Party in Nasarawa State. According to Daily Trust, the emergence of both men as candidates has stirred political issues in Niger and Nasarawa states ahead of forthcoming elections.

Niger Tornadoes have strengthened their technical crew by appointing new assistant coaches to support the recently appointed technical adviser Kabiru Dogo. Umar Tyabo will serve as the chief coach, alongside Ibraheem Mutiullahi Okikiola and Umar Hussaini, who will also assist Dogo, according to DAILY POST.

Uba Sani, the Governor of Kaduna State, stated that while State Governors can appoint police commissioners, they do not have the authority to dismiss them. He emphasized that the State Police would not be used as a political instrument by Governors, aiming to ensure its independence.