By Emma Amaize, South-South Regional Editor, and Ochuko Akuopha  UNTIL the metamorphosis of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) last month, the latter never saw anything good and reassuring in his almost two years in office. The governor, his former party, PDP, and the APC […]

“…there cannot be a one-party state in Nigeria because there’s no system of welfare. There’s no system of employment. There’s no system of security. The benefits of politics are flowing in the direction of politicians. And a welfare politician changing from party to party cannot say he’s in the same coalition with the poor, who cannot pay their children’s school fees, who cannot sleep well at home, who cannot keep a job”

“Atiku, Obi, El-Rufai, they’ve all tried before and failed. Now they want to join hands, but trust me, it’s all smoke. No fire. Tinubu’s political machine runs like clockwork, and none of them has the structure, the grassroots, or the staying power to beat him.”

“Any deep-thinking, fair-minded Nigerian man who is in the political party called the PDP ought to know that the greatest, necessary next step is to have the conversation about: ‘How do you bring Peter back’ now that the energy driving him is organic.”

Senator representing Edo South Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Senator Neda Imasuen has assessed the performance of President Bola Tinubu on his two years in office and concluded that the president has done well but he should tackle insecurity more seriously. Senator Imasuen who is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct […]