Political Notes

Where is Uzodimma’s Hope Against Wike,Akpabio, Ganduje, Rochas And…, by Emmanuel Aziken

The sight of former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr Abdullahi Ganduje, congratulating Senator Rochas Okorocha over his unexpected court victory in the battle for the party’s Imo West senatorial ticket told only part of the story. Ganduje was merely one of a growing battalion of political figures who have been bruised by […]
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Buhari’s leave: Why Osinbajo will watch his back

It was one of the most horrendous experiences in recent American political history. A supposedly deranged American, John Hinckley Jr, in 1981 so wanted to impress star actress, Jodie Foster who he had a crush on, and thought the best way to show his prowess was to kill President Ronald Reagan. Thankfully, Mr. Hinckley’s infamous crave was not fully realised, but his action inevitably threw up an interesting drama that has remained a defining point in political ambition.

Patience Jonathan’s penchant for politics and property

Despite her seeming determination to stay away from the headlines, Mrs. Patience Jonathan apparently has nowhere to hide. Again and again, issues emanating from her husband’s five-year rule continue to propel her into the media. The latest incident was last Wednesday when a house in Abuja allegedly owned by her was ransacked by policemen.

How Adeboye entered the Ekiti political circus

How the Man of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye became entangled in the ever unfolding political theatrics in Ekiti State would amuse even those that had become accustomed to the subterfuge that is ever on offer in that state.

Saraki shows strength

Thursday’s unveiling of former minister of youth and sports, Mr. Bolaji Abdullahi as the new spokesman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC may have been programmed to fill the vacancy that existed since the ministerial appointment of the former spokesman, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. But how the appointment will heal the wounds in the ruling party is another thing.

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