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Protect your votes peacefully, PDP chieftain urges members
INEC Card reader stolen in Zamfara
I’ll end corruption in oil sector, if re-elected – Jonathan
Happening now: Ijaw graduates lay siege to Chevron in Warri
Jonathan, Buhari lay siege to South East
Parties spend N4.9bn on political adverts
Man, 32, defiles 10-year-old niece in Lagos
CBN fixes capital base for Devt banks at N100bn
Polls: How Jonathan, Buhari will battle for votes
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SubscribeHow my facebook lover died — Suspect
LAGOS — Christopher Ezekiel, who is currently being investigated by the Lagos State Investigation Department, SCID, Panti, Yaba over the death of his facebook lover, Adekemi Faboro, has revealed how she died.
Why should Buhari, Tinubu be scared of EFCC if they are clean? – Fani- Kayode
PEOPLES Democratic Party, PDP Presidential Campaign Organization, PDPPCO has advised the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari,retd and the APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu not to be scared of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone ripe for measles outbreak
The people of Monrovia’s Peace Island ghetto, refugees of civil war who found themselves suddenly overwhelmed and outmanoeuvred by the deadly Ebola epidemic, are used to life under siege.
Ikuru’s defection: More APC govs, deputies to join PDP soon — Secondus
NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, disclosed, yesterday, that following his nationwide consultations and discussions in the last couple of weeks, some governors and their deputies on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, would in the next few days return to the PDP.
2 killed, others injured as hoodlums unleash mayhem in Mushin
LAGOS — Two persons have been reportedly killed, while 14 others were injured as some hoodlums went on the rampage at Idi Iroko, Mushin area of Lagos, last Friday.
Bar election offenders from public office – SERAP
Five days to the 2015 general elections, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called for a legislation barring anyone found guilty of violating electoral laws from holding public office in the country. SERAP, in a statement by its executive director, Tokunbo Mumuni said it is mandatory to establish a law to: “Explicitly bar for life anyone found guilty of electoral-law violations, including hate speech and violence before, during and after the general elections from being elected to or appointed to public office.”
Tough times ahead after elections
The 2015 election will certainly come and go but the after effect may linger for a long time. Whether it is PDP or APC that eventually wins the presidential election, the party that will come to power post-election, had better get prepared for the handling of the economy. As it stands, the nation is on a financial cliff that can fall off any time except a miracle happens. The one commodity that provides life support for the economy has seen its price at the international market fall to as low as $58 per barrel.
Why Rivers deputy gov dumped APC for PDP
The deputy to Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State, Mr Tele Ikuru has dumped his All Progressives Congress, APC, for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, describing the APC as “A party of rebels, insurgents and anarchists, clothed in robes of pretence and deceit.”
Saturday election stands, Jonathan insists
ABUJA—President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday reassured Nigerians that the March 28 and April 11 dates set by the Professor Attahiru Jega-led Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC for the conduct of General elections remain sacrosanct.
Suspension of five monarchs: PDP, APGA trade words
UMUAHIA—Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the main opposition All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, in Abia State are currently trading words over the suspension of five traditional rulers from Ngwa axis of the state.
Police working hard to rescue abducted Zamfara Emir — AIG
Sokoto — The Police are working round the clock to rescue Alhaji Mohammed Usman, the Emir of Bukkuyum in Zamfara, who was abducted at his palace, Friday night.
POLLS: Vote peacefully, group urges Nigerians
A socio-political group, the Goodluck Mandate Worldwide, GMW, has called on the electorate to participate fully and peacefully in the March 28 and April 11 general elections, to ensure they get the leadership they desire.
Elections: Group urges security agencies to remain neutral
A group under the auspices of All Progressives Congress State Publicity Secretaries, CAPS, has called on security agencies to remain neutral, unbiased and professional in the disch- arge of their duties during the general elections. The group also called on the security agencies to arrest all those involved in the purchase of voters cards and other related electoral offences.
Monarchs flay attacks on Hon Mrakpor
Stakeholders, leaders and members of the traditional rulers council of Delta North senatorial district have expressed dismay over continuous verbal attacks member representing Aniocha South constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Onyemaechi Mrakpor. Speaking at a press conference in Asaba, the spokesman of the monarch’s council, Chief Solomon Onyejeoseh said for sometime now, a few disgruntled and faceless persons have continued to sponsor publications in the newspapers aimed at smearing the name Hon. Mrakpor.
You don’t change a winning team — PDP
ABUJA — AHEAD of the Presidential and general elections slated for March 28 and April 11 respectively, National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP said yesterday that no one changes a winning team, just as it urged Nigerians to re- elect the party’s Presidential candidate, President Goodluck Jonathan because of his achievements in the last four years.
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