Politics
Add as a preferred source on GoogleBusinessDay attributed the warning to security experts and described the violent networks as long tolerated.
Security experts say long-tolerated violent networks in Nigeria’s South West raise political patronage concerns ahead of the 2027 general election, as political actors look toward the vote, BusinessDay reported Tuesday.
The outlet described the networks as long tolerated and presented their persistence as a political patronage risk. Its report focused on the South West and the approach of the 2027 election.
The Electoral Act, 2026, also raises the maximum contribution from a single donor to 500 million naira, drawing concerns about disclosure and enforcement.
He called on INEC and security agencies to protect the process, then directed JDS Support Groups to campaign for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Senator Sharafadeen Alli and other APC candidates.
BusinessDay also reported equipment complaints and a funding request; the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority reported a 91.45% score in an ICAO mission.
