C’River pegs presidential campaign ads at N150m, govs N100m
ADC blames Tinubu for Fadahunsi’s ‘kill Accord members’ remark
2011: Jonathan takes a plunge into the power game
ANPP Convention: Unseen hands choking the party
Delta 2011: Uduaghan revs up campaign
2011 will be a defining moment for Nigeria, says Duke
JONATHAN’S DECLARATION: Why not, he can — M.T. Mbu
JONATHAN’S DECLARATION:He cannot declare on PDP platform — David West
‘Dangers in stopping Jonathan’
Is Dame Jonathan the weak link?
2011: Mukoro endorses Goodluck Jonathan for President
South East on zoning: The changing tide of South-East politics
….As confusion rages among Ndigbo
North offered Ndigbo VP, but we rejected it, says Ezeife
For PDP it’s lost-and-found, as Gov Orji returns
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SubscribeIt is in his own interest not to do so — Yusuf
PDP is speaking from both sides of the mouth on the issue of who produces the next President. But it has become necessary for the national convention to hold so the candidate will emerge because other parties are getting interested in this matter
2011: Why PDP retained zoning, cleared Jonathan
Fresh facts emerged, weekend, on the reasons the hierarchy of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, after series of meetings, retained zoning as enshrined in its constitution and at the same time paved a leeway for President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2011 presidential polls.
Atiku, Bala Mohammed and the PDP’s swinging chair
This week, Senator Joy Emodi, a member of the PDP National Executive Council (NEC) decamped from the party and embraced APGA at a ceremony that was witnessed by the APGA Chairman in Anambra State.
Rivers: Tension greets Restoration Group’s parallel PDP
PORT HARCOURT: SIGNS that the political climate in Rivers state may witness some level of tension over the 2011 election has started manifesting with the arrest pen ultimate Monday of 12 factional members of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state otherwise called the Restoration Group.
Tenure of re-run governors
It is one inviting the Court to declare, by examining the provisions of Section 180(2) of the 1999 Constitution, when the tenure of the office of the Appellant as Governor of Anambra State, will come to an end having regard to the facts that he took his Oath of Allegiance and Oath of Office on the 17th of March 2006. Section 180 deals specifically with the tenure of the Office of a Governor.
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