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The Supreme Court has invalidated the PDP's Ibadan convention, favoring the faction supported by Nyesom Wike. This ruling resolves the internal party dispute and strengthens Wike's influence within the PDP.
The Supreme Court has invalidated the PDP's Ibadan convention, favoring a faction supported by Nyesom Wike. This ruling resolves the internal conflict within the party, allowing Wike's group to move forward unimpeded.
Nigeria's Attorney General, Lateef Fagbemi, supports a legal action aimed at deregistering the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and other political parties. This move is based on alleged constitutional violations by these parties.
The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that nullified the PDP convention held in Ibadan, with a split decision of three to two. This ruling could have significant implications for the party's leadership and future activities.
Ambode has publicly supported Hamzat following Tinubu's endorsement in the Lagos APC succession race. He praised Hamzat's loyalty and experience, expressing confidence in his ability to govern effectively.
Mr. Ambode has expressed support for Mr. Hamzat following Tinubu's endorsement, highlighting Hamzat's loyalty and experience. He believes that Hamzat's governance skills will benefit Lagos significantly.
The Attorney-General of the Federation has teamed up with former legislators to push for the deregistration of several political parties, including the African Democratic Congress. This unexpected alliance highlights ongoing tensions within Nigeria's political landscape.
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The Supreme Court has nullified the PDP's Ibadan convention, ruling it was held in defiance of a prior Federal High Court judgment. This decision dismisses the appeal led by Turaki and reinforces legal compliance within the party.
President Tinubu claims that his political adversaries are exploiting the rising insecurity in Nigeria to undermine his administration. He has vowed to pursue a second term despite these challenges.
Lagos APC aspirant Samuel Ajose denies endorsing Obafemi Hamzat and demands a retraction of a false press release. He has threatened legal action if the retraction is not issued within 12 hours.
The United States has reaffirmed its recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara. This statement was made by Morocco's foreign ministry on Wednesday.
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has endorsed Mustapha Gubio as his successor. Zulum's support highlights his confidence in Gubio's capabilities to lead the state.
The ADC has expressed confidence in winning the Supreme Court ruling regarding its leadership crisis. The judgment is set to be delivered today at 2 p.m.
The Ketu Intelligentsia Forum has urged the APC to allocate the Ogun West Senate ticket to Imeko-Afon. This call aims to ensure fair representation within the party in Ogun State.
The Rivers State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has joined a protest against perceived political monopolization, occupying the INEC office. They are advocating against the establishment of a 'one-party state' in Nigeria.
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its judgment today regarding the leadership crises within the ADC and PDP parties. The cases focus on the extent of judicial intervention in political party affairs and the legitimacy of competing factions.
The Peoples Redemption Party has welcomed Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the former vice presidential candidate of the Labour Party. This move is seen as a boost for the PRP's vision for a reformed Nigeria.
Gbenga Daniel has strongly refuted claims made by Governor Dapo Abiodun regarding his political contributions to the 2003 and 2023 elections. Daniel describes Abiodun's statements as a distortion of historical facts.
A recent poll shows that only 34% of Americans approve of the ongoing U.S. conflict with Iran, reflecting a decline in support. The war has already cost the U.S. $25 billion.
U.S. President Donald Trump has caused a stir by resharing a post that renames the Strait of Hormuz as the 'Strait of Trump.' This action has sparked controversy and debate on social media.
Recent social media discussions in Nigeria have been dominated by political controversies and viral events. These issues reflect the current sentiments and concerns of the public.
The People's Redemption Party (PRP) has officially welcomed Baba-Ahmed, viewing his entry as a significant enhancement to their vision for a reformed Nigeria. This move is seen as a positive development for the party's prospects.
Governor Mai Mala Buni has appointed Mohammed Goje as the Acting Secretary to the State Government of Yobe. This decision follows the gubernatorial endorsement of Wali.
American Airlines will resume flights from Miami to Caracas, signaling improved diplomatic relations between the US and Venezuela. This marks a significant step in thawing years of tension between the two nations.
The ADC plans to appeal a Federal High Court ruling that prevents INEC from recognizing its congresses. Former Senate President Mark announced this decision after consulting with the party's legal team.
The report analyzes Nyesom Wike's political strategies and governance style as the Minister of Federal Capital Territory. It highlights his influence and effectiveness in delivering on promises.
Helen Ukpabio has initiated a call for 12 days of prayer for Governor Eno, emphasizing the critical nature of the current situation. This appeal highlights the importance of spiritual support during fragile times in governance.
An ADC chieftain believes that the party's current disagreements will ultimately make it stronger. He emphasizes the need for unity and better coordination among members.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori emphasized the importance of media reform and national dialogue for fostering unity and inclusive governance in Nigeria. His remarks were made during the centenary celebration of the Yoruba Tennis Club.
Senator Ireti Kingibe has denied allegations of fraud and abuse of office amounting to N65 million. She expressed her readiness to cooperate with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) in their investigation.