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Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has announced that he will remain with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) despite Peter Obi's departure. This decision has surprised many supporters of Obi's Labour Party.
Minister David Umahi has expressed strong support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's re-election in 2027, highlighting the administration's accomplishments. He emphasized that Tinubu's re-election is crucial for continued progress in the country.
The House of Representatives has confirmed the defection of Abejide to the APC after he resigned from the ADC. This move marks a significant shift in the political landscape.
The House of Representatives has urged for immediate diplomatic and economic responses to recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa that have resulted in Nigerian fatalities. This call highlights ongoing concerns over the safety of Nigerians abroad.
Governor Mai-Mala Buni and Minister Ibrahim Gaidam have endorsed Mr. Wali for the Yobe governorship, sidelining Ahmad Lawan's ambitions. This strategic move indicates a shift in power dynamics within the state's political landscape.
Seventeen members of the House of Representatives have left the ADC to join the NDC, while one has switched to the APC. This shift is attributed to ongoing leadership crises and legal challenges facing the ADC.
Peter Obi faces criticism from his former running mate over his recent party defections. The discussion also touches on rumors of a potential joint ticket with Kwankwaso.
Baba-Ahmed claims that Islam is facing reputational harm due to the leadership of Tinubu and Shettima. He emphasizes the need for genuine leadership and authentic representation beyond religious affiliations.
Several members of the House of Representatives have defected to the National Democratic Congress (NDC). This was announced during a plenary session on Tuesday.
The Kano NDC chair has stated that the party will not be handed over to Rabiu Kwankwaso. This announcement follows Kwankwaso's recent membership in the NDC alongside Peter Obi.
Hon. Benson Obire has announced his intention to seek a second term in the Delta State House of Assembly. He praised Governor Oborevwori for his leadership and contributions to the state.
Senator Victor Umeh has indicated that there were indications Peter Obi would not be the presidential candidate for the African Democratic Congress. This statement reflects the ongoing political dynamics within the party.
Ex-minister Mr. Mamman opposes the Taraba APC's consensus plan, advocating for direct primaries instead. The dispute has escalated to a court case as party members rally for their preferred selection method.
Dr. Salihu Bakari Girei, a governorship aspirant in Adamawa State, has presented his vision focused on unity and inclusive growth. His policy aims to foster prosperity for all citizens in the region.
Former Kano Deputy Governor Gwarzo has officially left the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He communicated his resignation in a letter to the party chairman.
Hon. Kasimu Maigari claims Peter Obi's departure from the ADC has set back the Igbo presidency aspirations by two decades. This statement reflects ongoing tensions within Nigerian political dynamics regarding regional representation.
The Delta State chapter of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has inaugurated its officers during its first congress. The party aims to improve its fortunes and strengthen its presence in the state.
The ADC acknowledges the loss of prominent politicians Obi and Kwankwaso but insists it is not a devastating setback. They recognize the significance of the loss while maintaining a positive outlook on the party's future.
World leaders, including Saudi Arabia, are urging Iran to de-escalate tensions and pursue diplomatic solutions. This comes as a ceasefire hangs in the balance amid ongoing conflicts.
Dr. Azubuike Ekweozor praised Governor Prof. Chukwuma Soludo for his significant contributions to the development of Anambra State. He claims that no previous governor has matched Soludo's achievements in the state.
Islamic clerics are opposing the emergence of a woman as the APC consensus candidate in Katsina. This decision has sparked significant controversy within the community.
Aminu Gwarzo, the former Deputy Governor of Kano State, has resigned from the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He cited recent political developments as the reason for his departure.
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Former Governor Seriake Dickson criticizes the Independent National Electoral Commission's handling of the NDC registration, while Ardo plans to take legal action. Meanwhile, NNPC Ltd has partnered with two Chinese firms to enhance refinery operations.
The departure of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso from the African Democratic Congress highlights significant challenges within Nigeria's democratic landscape. This moment serves as a critical reflection on the state of political engagement in the country.
Ibadan indigenes have issued a strong warning to politicians to respect the Olubadan stool. They threaten severe consequences for any disrespect towards this traditional institution.
A cartoon humorously questions the notion of gentlemanliness in Nigerian politics. It reflects on the behavior of politicians and the public perception of their integrity.
Austria has expelled Russian diplomats due to espionage activities, reflecting rising tensions in international relations. Meanwhile, Zambia has rejected a US proposal for a minerals-for-health exchange, signaling a shift in its foreign policy.
Umar Ardo is set to challenge the legitimacy of the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) in court, citing irregularities in party registration. This move escalates the ongoing dispute regarding party registrations in Nigeria.
The article discusses how global conflicts are reshaping power dynamics, often neglecting Africa's role and needs. It highlights the challenges faced by the continent in the current geopolitical landscape.
The article discusses the shift in Nigerian politics from a mandate-based system to one resembling a marketplace. It highlights the implications of this change for democracy and citizen trust.