2015 Polls: The dramatic end of the race
The dreaded 2015 elections have been concluded and the umpire, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had given its final decision. The results are clear except in the two states of Abia and Imo whose final results remain in abeyance–the election in each state was judged to be inconclusive.
INEC begs Buhari to prosecute election fraudsters
The Independent National Electoral Commission has appealed to the President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to make a prominent personality in the country who allegedly commits election malpractices as a scape goat.
Zuma calls for calm as S.Africa immigrant attacks spread
South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday appealed for calm as a wave of anti-immigrant violence spread to Johannesburg, raising fears the country’s dire economic woes could spark widespread unrest.
Help rebuild communities destroyed by Boko Haram, not foreign troops; Jonathan tells UN
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Thursday in Abuja urged the United Nations to focus more on helping Nigeria with the rehabilitation and reconstruction of persons and communities affected by terrorism in Northern NIGERIA rather than deploying an international force to the country.
APGA showed relevance with Anambra House poll, but… – Lawyer
An Onitsha-based legal practitioner, Mr. Anthony Obi, yesterday said the just concluded National and House of Assembly elections in Anambra State and its voting pattern was indicative that All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, was still relevant in the political landscape of Nigeria.
Osunbor resigns from law reform commission
FORMER governor of Edo State, Professor Oserheimen Osunbor, Thursday, resigned his appointment as Chairman of Nigerian Law Reform Commission
