With the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission not to recognize the existence of the Peoples Democratic Party state executives in eight states, including Anambra, Bayelsa, Delta, Enugu, Imo, Kogi and Plateau states, where it said the 2008 congresses did not comply with provisions of the 1999 Constitution and the Electoral Act 2010, the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party has put up measures to conduct fresh congresses in th affected states.

Governorship aspirants within the PDP in Plateau State recently demonstrated a common camaraderie by gracing the flag off of the campaign by one of them, former Sports Minister, Damishi Sango. Many are wondering if it was a sign that they are ready to work together to stop the second term bid of incumbent Governor Jonah Jang.

Today I work freely anywhere in Nigeria. I want Obasanjo to do the same without any security. Let him just go out alone in Ota, in Abeokuta, anywhere in Ogun State and see whether the security of the people that I enjoy will give him cover

It was all like a wild rumour until very recently when the strongman of Kwara politics gathered his teeming supporters at his campaign office at Olorunsogo- Ilorin to break the much awaited traditional news of who is to be voted for as the next governor in the coming election.

The preamble of the piece of legislation: Prohibition of Acts of Terrorism, states that: “A person who knowingly, does attempts or threatens to do an act prepatory to or in furtherance of an act of terrorism or commits to do anything that is reasonably necessary to prevent an act of terrorism or assists or facilitates the activities of persons engaged in an act of terrorism, commits an offence”.