A group known as IK-PRO has condemned media reports that described companions of Ekaette Unoma Akpabio, wife of Nigerian Senate President Godswill Akpabio, as spiritualists. According to Legit.ng, the group defended Mrs Akpabio's reputation and warned it could take legal action over what it described as cyberbullying.

Tribune Online examines the Nigerian Senate under Senator Godswill Akpabio's leadership since 2023, as the chamber approaches the end of its third year. According to the piece by Abuja Bureau correspondent John Ameh, the article highlights the actions, missteps and controversies that have shaped the Senate during Akpabio's tenure. The commentary frames the current period as a countdown for the Akpabio-led Senate as it nears the conclusion of its term.

Nigeria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim, has dismissed speculation that President Bola Tinubu or his family members could face arrest or obstruction while travelling in the United States for the UN General Assembly. According to Ibrahim, the president and his family have unimpeded transit in the US, countering reports suggesting otherwise. The remarks were reported by ThisDay Live from Abuja, where the ambassador addressed concerns circulating about the delegation's legal status during the UNGA visit.

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), arrived in Jos, Plateau State, on Tuesday ahead of a planned solidarity visit to Mangu Local Government Area. According to Vanguard, the visit follows a recent deadly attack on communities in the area, and Obi is expected to meet with victims affected by the violence during his time in the state.

Senator Philip Aruwa Gyunka, a key member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State, reportedly escaped an attack by suspected political thugs while on his way to the Nasarawa North Senatorial District bye-election. This claim was made by Ango Ngharni, a media aide to Governor Abdullahi Sule, in a statement issued following the incident.

Nigeria's Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has denied claiming that Northerners would suffer between January and May if President Bola Tinubu loses the 2027 presidential election. Speaking in Abuja, Akpabio described the statement attributed to him as a "complete fabrication" and challenged those circulating the claim to produce evidence, according to Vanguard.