Akpabio denies promising APC tickets to senators defeated in primaries
Causes of religious crises in the north, by Gov. Aliyu
We should give amnesty a chance – Gov. Sylva
Can this N’Assembly legislate for true federalism?
It’s diminishing to be Senator after being a governor
Only military, not amnesty can end militancy – Sagir Mohammed
PPA: A once united house in disarray?
Why PDP ‘ll always win Ibeju-Lekki – Hon. Soniyi
AKOKO EDO RERUN: Oshiomhole, Anenih in titanic clash
Journalists shouldn’t be too close to politicians – Adetiba
How Arise won Ekiti senatorial re-run
Governors’ defections herald a galore of rumblings
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SubscribeA season of discord
Rather than reap a harvest of glory from the defection of three state governors to the Peoples democratic Party, PDP, members of the executive committee of the state chapters of the party are up in arms against the new Big Men in their fold, challenging the attempt at a take over. This report catalogues the […]
Constitution review exercise : Cracking a very difficult nut
Renewed efforts at Constitution are dredging up unsavoury reactions from unlikely circles. By Tordue Salem Abuja – THE Constitution is not a love letter that you continue to change to suit your moodâ€, the governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole, stated last Wednesday as he appeared at the venue of the ongoing Constitution Review exercise […]
My problem with Peter Obi is political not personal – Emeka Etiaba
They started out as friends. But in the last couple of months, their relationship is anything but rosy. If the truth be told, things have fallen apart between Emeka Etiaba and his friend the Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi such that the centre can no longer hold. But anyone with a political nose […]
Ekiti North Senatorial Re-run: Another PDP, AC battle royale
WITH barely a year and half to the next general elections, controversy lingers in Ekiti State over the 2007 poll. The dust raised remains thick as a part of the state returns to polling centres tomorrow.
Amnesty programme: Militants still cynical, lock up armoury
IF information from the designated arms collection centres in the six states of the Niger-Delta, where penitent militants were supposed to turn in their weapons, register, take the oath of renunciation and receive the presidential amnesty is anything to go by, then, the Federal Government has a problem in its hands, despite the official grandstanding to the contrary, as militants are still holding back the arms in their various camps.
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