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Peter Obi has announced his departure from the ADC, citing political interference and internal instability. He remains dedicated to serving the nation despite facing hostility and misrepresentation.
Peter Obi has announced his departure from the African Democratic Congress due to internal crises and external pressures. He highlighted the deteriorating political environment as a significant factor in his decision.
The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has dismissed Rabiu Kwankwaso's claims that external forces influenced his departure. They labeled his assertion as misleading.
Rotimi Amaechi has stated that he receives abuse from supporters of Peter Obi but chooses not to respond for the sake of peace. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining harmony despite the negativity directed at him.
Governor Francis Nwifuru has clarified that there is no rift between him and Senator David Umahi, calling the rumors mere speculation. This statement aims to quell any concerns regarding their relationship ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Zamfara State chapter of the APC held its state congress, resulting in the emergence of new leaders. Governor Dauda Lawal emphasized the importance of a strong political base for effective governance.
Governor Nwifuru has dismissed any rift or political friction with Umahi, stating that all issues regarding consensus candidacy will be resolved amicably. He also plans to meet with all aspirants to ensure unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Governor Lawal highlighted the importance of a strong political base for effective governance during the APC congress in Zamfara. The event took place at the Trade Fair ground in Gusau.
Kenneth Imansuagbon celebrates his 60th birthday, emphasizing the resilience of Nigeria's democracy despite challenges. He highlights a recent Supreme Court ruling on the ADC crisis as proof that democracy cannot be silenced.
Kwankwaso has denied any realignment within the ADC and stated that no decisions have been made regarding his presidential ambitions. He has not endorsed any candidate either.
Barr. Ray Nnaji of the PDP has clarified that the perceived leadership crisis in the party stems from misinterpretations of Supreme Court rulings. He believes the situation is being exaggerated and does not reflect the party's true state.
Trump has stated that the US is unlikely to accept a new peace proposal from Iran. This comes as negotiations between the two nations remain stalled since a ceasefire was established in April.
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has stated that he has not declared his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election or endorsed any candidates. He addressed the rumors surrounding his political intentions, emphasizing his current position.
Bishops have criticized Pastor Adeboye's marriage advice, while Governor Bala Mohammed has left the PDP. Nigeria also celebrates a significant N5 trillion oil windfall.
Prominent politicians from APC, PRP, and NNPP have defected to the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). This shift indicates a significant realignment in Nigeria's political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.
President Trump doubts the viability of a new Iran peace proposal, citing insufficient consequences for Tehran. He suggests that military action remains a possibility in the future.
Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki urges the Peoples Democratic Party to unite following the Supreme Court's recent verdict. He believes this is a crucial step towards winning the 2027 elections.
Gombe governorship hopeful, Pantami, has suspended an aide for making controversial remarks about his opposition. He clarified that he did not authorize the now-deleted statement on social media.
Gombe governorship hopeful, Pantami, has suspended an aide for making derogatory remarks about his opponents. He clarified that he did not authorize the statement posted on social media.
Rabiu Kwankwaso has clarified that he has not made a final decision regarding his political future. He dismissed rumors about a potential realignment with the African Democratic Congress.
Bala Mohammed, the governor of Bauchi State, has left the People's Democratic Party (PDP) to join the All Progressives Movement (APM). This move marks a significant shift in his political alignment.
Supporters of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) celebrated a recent Supreme Court decision, marking a significant moment for the party. However, the ruling also brings mixed feelings about the challenges ahead.
Iran warns of a potential renewed conflict with the United States after President Trump rejected their negotiation proposal. Tensions continue to escalate between the two nations.
Rt. Hon. Abejide has left the ADC, citing internal conflicts and ongoing legal issues. He clarified that Gbajabiamila did not influence his decision to leave the party.
The PDP faction supported by Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde is set to hold its 103rd National Executive Committee meeting. This meeting highlights ongoing political activities within the party as it prepares for future engagements.
Akinwunmi Ambode is being advised to consider stepping back from politics as signals from the political establishment indicate a shift. The article discusses the challenges leaders face in making a graceful exit from governance.
The article discusses the potential emergence of a Third World War driven by global tensions. It highlights the unconscious descent into conflict as a significant concern for the international community.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori emphasizes the need for Nigeria to redefine its collective identity during a speech at the Yoruba elite chamber. He advocates for structured dialogue to address national issues.
Dr. Halima Suleiman Zakari is gaining recognition for her inspiring journey and impact in Jigawa State. Her connection with the local people is seen as a significant factor in shaping Nigeria's political landscape.
The article critiques Pius Eguono Onodjae's political appointment and its ties to Chief Great Ogboru's influence. It highlights the ongoing political tensions within the APC faction led by Okowa and Oborevwori.