‘Cheap product’, Babachir Lawal mocks Atiku’s presidential bid
Osun election: Atiku, Aregbesola storm Osogbo for Najeem Salaam
It is in his own interest not to do so — Yusuf
2011: Why PDP retained zoning, cleared Jonathan
Atiku, Bala Mohammed and the PDP’s swinging chair
Rivers: Tension greets Restoration Group’s parallel PDP
Tenure of re-run governors
2011: Waiting for Mr. President
Can the North stop Jonathan?
More confusion, even after Igbo summit
Zoning: Nobody deceived anybody — Ango Abdullahi
When PDP settled for Jonathan
Zoining: Northern leaders deceived us — Ezeife
Ekiti guber verdict was a sorry situation — Bamidele
Igbo group on their own —Ohanaeze, Okorie

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Revisiting Imo lg polls
When Governor Ikedi Ohakim addressed Imo stakeholders January 4 this year, he promised that local government elections, which had been on hold in the last six years, would be conducted in August.
Atiku takes the plunge
Tenacity and audacity seem to be Atiku Abubakar’s middle name. The former Nigerian Vice-President has finally fixed Sunday August 15, 2010 to declare his presidential ambition, against all perceived odds.
Zoning: North And S-South Have Always Worked Together – Chibudom Nwuche
He was the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives between 1999 and 2003, a time when the legislature made useful contributions pursuant to strengthening democracy, insisting on due separation of powers. In this chat, he talks about the aspiration of President Goodluck Jonathan and brings new insight into the debate on zoning.
AC may amend its name but retain logo – Ajomale
Chief Henry Oladele Ajomale, is Lagos State chairman of the Action Congress (AC). He is a Lawyer, seasoned administrator, diplomat and grassroot politician, who prior to his emergence as the state Chairman of the party, served as Commissioner for Special Duties and Intergovernmental Relations as well as Special Adviser on Political and Legislative Matters to the immediate past Governor of Lagos State, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Postpone elections: Why not, if it will bring credible elections — Dan Musa
If the government does not provide the money that INEC needs early enough, then, what ought to be done will not be done at the required time and then, the promise of a free and fair election cannot hold. It is the responsibility of government to provide the money now, so that INEC can meet its deadline, compile a new voters register early enough for the elections to hold by January. So, the onus is with the executive. If money is not on ground, you cannot blame postponement on INEC.
Postpone elections? No way! – Agunwa Anaekwe
Peter Odili contested in 2007, Donald Duke contested and others. So, why should zoning be creating problems? We should get away from the politics of tribalising important issues and move on. Nigeria has been faltering for a long time and we should depart from politics that make us wobble. It is better for us. I think the issue of who runs this country should be given to the best. Nigeria deserves the best and the best should rule us. There is no issue at all.
Finally, imo goes for LG polls
THE present democratic engineering in Nigeria had over the years remained a mirage in Imo State. The reason is that the 27 local government areas of Imo State had largely been administered by appointed, instead of elected personnel for more than five years.
Jega braces up for scattered polls
For the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC led by Prof. Attahiru Jega, the polls offer some fresh challenges in addition to compiling a fresh voters’ list especially with the new Amendment to the 1999 Constitution, which provides that presidential and governorship elections should be held 120 to 150 days to the expiration of the tenures of the incumbents.
No rift between Yar’Adua, Jonathan, say Niboro, Adeniyi
THE duo of Mr Segun Adeniyi who served late President Umaru Yar’dua as presidential spokesman and Mr Ima Niboro who is serving President Goodluck Jonathan in that capacity have said that throughout the period their bosses functioned as President and Vice President no friction existed between them.
Sokoto 2011: Wamakko, Shagari or Who?
Ordinarily, Sokoto would be one of the few states in which governorship election in 2011 would not take place except now with the amendment of Section 135 of the 1999 Constitution. The Principal Act had subsections 2 (a) and (b).

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