US President-elect Donald Trump visited Congress on Thursday and proclaimed that health care, border security and jobs will be his top three priorities when he moves to the White House next January.

AHEAD of the November 26 governorship election, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, yesterday, said that the state should not be allowed to continue with opposition politics.

The people of Edo state will never forget Governor Adams Oshiomhole in a hurry as he exits office tomorrow November 12, 2016, after a successful eight-year tenure in office. Oshiomhole, who ran for the governorship of Edo state in 2007 after he serving for eight years as President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC.

While their husbands met Thursday in the Oval Office to prepare passing the presidential torch, Michelle Obama and Melania Trump met elsewhere in the White House to plan their own transition.

THE PDP Governorship Candidate, Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim, has promised to restore electricity supply to all the six council areas in the Southern Senatorial District within the first three months of his administration, if elected.

Mr. Seigha Manager is chairman, Niger Delta Nationalities Forum in Lagos. In this interview, he takes a look at the Federal Government’s recent meeting with Niger Delta leaders and lists what the president should do to bring about lasting peace in the region among others.

A legal luminary, Mr Kayode Ajulo, has cautioned Nigerian Nobel Literature Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, against carrying his threat to destroy his American Green Card in protest of Donald Trump’s victory at the U.S. Presidential election.

Protesters burned an orange-haired Donald Trump head in effigy, lit bonfires and blocked traffic late Wednesday as anger over the billionaire’s election to the presidency spilled onto the streets of major cities.

HAVING not been foretold even by the most credible pollsters, Donald Trump’s victory has upended every paradigm in global politics and as well left in its trail, hard lessons for political actors.

Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, Wednesday, stated that he will not destroy his United States’ residency permit just yet; while he warned that the victory of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential race could jeopardize U.S. support in Nigeria’s fight against Boko Haram.