Why I want to be Nigeria’s president — Donald Duke
2027: Tinubu to secure 25% in north, Atiku below 10% in south — Wike
Buhari’s APC jittery of Atiku’s meteoric rise, says Kano PDP Chieftain
I was never interested in Politics, I hated it – Dogara
Why I left PDP by Ibrahim Shekarau
PDP blasts Buhari over N16b release to Osun secretly
Ekiti Poll: Why Fayose’s kinsmen voted against PDP, Fayemi’s aide reveals
N117 BILLION DEBT: I leave Fayose to God, says Fayemi
Rivers APC can’t adopt indirect primaries – Abe insists
2019: NGO earmarks N70m for Buhari, Masari campaign
Fayose backs out of presidential race
President Buhari’s takeaways from FOCAC BEIJING Summit by Garba Shehu
Anambra Central: I will win re-election convincingly, says Victor Umeh
I remain in PDP, Tony Nwaka says
Direct Primaries: Real reasons Govs couldn’t openly confront Oshiomhole
It was my dream to see Akpabio carry broom –Akpanudoedehe

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Oshiomhole truly deserves help!
Only few in the country will dispute Comrade Adams Oshiomhole’s place in the hall of fame in the Nigerian labour movement. As a labour activist, he successfully mobilised workers to pursue collective goals of the working class.
Akwa Ibom is angry over Akpabio’s defection –Nkanga
Air Commodore Idongesit Nkanga, a former military governor of Akwa Ibom State has been very active in the politics of the state since his retirement from the military.
APC and the Beauty of Direct Primary Election
The mode of primary election to select candidates for the 2019 general poll is currently, and largely unwarrantedly, threatening internal peace and cohesion in the All Progressives Congress, APC. Rising from its leadership meeting last week in Abuja, the Comrade Adams Oshiomhole-led National Executive Committee, NEC, announced that the mode of choosing the party’s candidates, top of them all, the presidential candidate, would be through the direct primary election.
The Jonah in our boat of progress in Akwa Ibom has left – Dr. Ekarika
Dr. Udoma Ekarika, until recently a chieftain of the APC was an influential commissioner in the Obong Victor Attah administration and by his account helped to influence the appointment of Mr. Godswill Akpabio as commissioner in that government. The two of them subsequently parted ways during the controversial 2006 governorship primaries.
Our people are happy that Akpabio left – Esseien
Chief Nduese Essien, former minister of lands and housing, had before then been the leader of the South-South Caucus in the House of Representatives between 1999 and 2007.

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