ThrowBack: Why I prefer exile to living under Buhari — Bode George
Borno INEC ready for elections – Says REC
Buhari’s case for presidency
Fear of Violence: Learning from our past experiences
950 contestants jostle for 109 senatorial seats
How to vote & What to expect at the Polling Centre
Elections: We’ll announce results within 48hrs – Jega
Elections: Commercial activities soar in Benue
Elections: IGP deploys 20,000 personnel to Oyo State
Nigeria recaptures Gwoza from Boko Haram: military
Full Text of Jonathan’s Election Broadcast
Police list electoral offfences on election day
2015 Presidential Election Poll
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SubscribeMy plan to defeat Jonathan and Buhari — Onovo, NCP presidential candidate
In this interview, the Presidential candidate of the National Conscience Party, NCP ,Mr. Martin Onovo maintains that there is no party that can defeat NCP in a free and fair election.
PVCs: Distribution rate signals robust participation
WITH Nigeria’s electoral map indicating that about 56, 431,255 people have so far collected their Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs, out of 68 million registered voters, the country for the first time appears poised for a more robust participation.
Only paid praise singers want continuity — Arigbe-Osula
Arigbe-Osula who is a keen supporter of the Muhammadu Buhari presidential aspiration in this interview gives his perspective why the former head of state should be elected president, debunks insinuations of hypocrisy in the support he is getting from party elders and dismisses opponents of the Buhari ascendancy as those committed to the retention of the system and structure of corruption
Polls: How Jonathan, Buhari will battle for votes
President Goodluck Jonathan, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and his major rival, Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, APC, have remarkably rewritten former assumptions putting the contest into what has become the most competitive election since the return of democratic rule in 1999
Vote to determine your future —AMAECHI
Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State has urged Nigerians to vote cautiously in Saturday’s presidential elections in order to shape their future. He said that it was their only power to transform both the country and its leadership and appealed to the people to vote for the All Progressives Congress, APC presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.
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