Youth Forum Backs Audi and Warns Against Calls for His Removal

Author: Joseph ErunkePublished on: November 3, 2026Country: Nigeria

Politics

Youth Forum Backs Audi and Warns Against Calls for His Removal

The Patriotic Nigeria Youth Forum (PNYF) passed a vote of confidence in NSCDC Commandant-General Prof. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, warning that his removal could hinder reforms and the protection of critical infrastructure. At the forum’s 2026 National Youth Day celebration, coordinator Olamide Odumosu urged critics, including Deji Adeyanju, to support their claims with verifiable evidence and pursue constructive engagement. The forum credited Audi with improvements in professionalism and operational capacity, including protecting oil and gas facilities, electricity installations and telecommunications infrastructure. It also urged young Nigerians to support security agencies and endorsed President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

2027: Akume’s allies reject Alia’s campaign council as Benue power struggle deepens

PoliticsNigeria

Peter Duru•2h ago

2027: Akume’s allies reject Alia’s campaign council as Benue power struggle deepens

The Benue Strategic Alliance for Tinubu 2027, a group associated with Secretary to the Government of the Federation George Akume, rejected the roughly 500-member campaign council announced by APC state organising secretary James Ornguga. The group said its conveners, including Jack Tilley-Gyado and Simon Shango, and its candidates for the national and state assemblies were listed without authorisation. It also objected to Governor Hyacinth Alia chairing the council while Akume was listed only as a member, and accused Alia’s administration of sidelining established party structures since the 2023 elections. The alliance said it remains committed to mobilising support for Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election and for APC candidates recognised by Akume.

Benin: Administrative Simplification Award Receives More Than 1,400 Contributions in Five Days

PoliticsBenin

Gildas Amoussou•2h ago

Benin: Administrative Simplification Award Receives More Than 1,400 Contributions in Five Days

Launched on October 29, Benin’s National Administrative Simplification Award received more than 1,400 submissions in five days, while 484 projects were still being drafted as of 8 p.m. on November 2. The platform had 2,667 registered accounts and more than 8,800 visits, including a first-day peak of 2,425 unique visitors. Nearly 85% of connections came from Benin, with visits also recorded from France, Canada, Côte d’Ivoire, and around 30 other countries. The competition rewards proposals that simplify procedures and remains open until November 12, 2026.

2026 Amended Finance Bill: Former Minister Abdourahmane Sarr responds to Parliament's rejection

Business & EconomyPoliticsSenegal

senenews.com•3h ago

2026 Amended Finance Bill: Former Minister Abdourahmane Sarr responds to Parliament's rejection

After the National Assembly rejected the 2026 amended finance bill, former Economy Minister Abdourahmane Sarr praised the democratic debate in a post on X on November 3. He called for a credible financing strategy and greater transparency in public finances, saying Senegal should establish the true state of its economy through its own institutions. Sarr challenged the bill’s public investment forecast: after 1,031 billion CFA francs had been executed by the end of September 2026, reaching the projected 2,249 billion would require spending 1,218 billion in the final three months. He added that the IMF does not represent the interests of the Senegalese people, a responsibility he said belongs to national institutions.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox