The African Democratic Congress, ADC, is facing a major setback after a Federal High Court sacked its David Mark-led leadership and voided Atiku Abubakar’s presidential nomination.

The ruling comes barely a day after the party flagged off its campaign in Sokoto, raising questions about its readiness for the 2027 elections.

As the ADC prepares to challenge the judgment, in this episod of Nigeria Daily, we examine what lies ahead for the party and its chances of remaining in the race.

Apollo, commonly known as an eye infection, is a condition many Nigerians experience, particularly during periods when cases appear to increase. It is often accompanied by redness, itching, irritation and discharge from the eyes.

Beyond the discomfort, there are several beliefs about how Apollo spreads and how it should be treated. While some people believe it can be contracted simply by looking into the eyes of an infected person, others recommend traditional remedies, including applying urine to the affected eye.

Today on Nigeria Daily, we examine the myths and medical facts about Apollo, how it is transmitted, the dangers of unverified traditional remedies and the appropriate treatment options.

Attacks and abductions in rural communities across Nigeria have continued to raise concerns about the safety of residents, particularly in areas where insecurity has become a recurring experience.

The recent abduction of 14 pupils in Tungan-Bako, Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State, has once again brought the situation into focus. However, reports indicate that this is not the first time the community and surrounding areas have experienced such attacks, raising questions about why the threat persists despite ongoing security efforts.

Today on Nigeria Daily, we examine the growing insecurity in rural communities, the efforts to protect residents and rescue victims, and what needs to change to prevent repeated attacks.