‘Onaiyekan supports nobody’ - Amaechi counters Wike’s claim
Donald Duke warns of disaster if Nigeria’s trajectory is not changed in four years
2011 Presidency: Emerging power play
Is Mega Party a stillbirth?
Akunyili’s bombshell
To Ag. President Jonathan: The malaysian example
Understanding the Fashola-Tinubu cold feud
There is an attempt to undermine this democracy, says Oyegun
Fast-tracking 2011 elections
‘Edo speaker’s sack is a lesson for the PDP’
Extra-judicial killings in Nigeria on the rise – Otteh
Jonathan shouldn’t aspire to be President – Lawan Farouk
What Jonathan must do – Northern Politicians

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How govs saved Yar’Adua
A last minute move by those considered to be members of the kitchen cabinet of ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua , to mount intense pressureon and lobby key members of the Governors’ Forum, made up of the 36 governors of the federation was all that was needed to save Yar’Adua from a looming and imminent resignation and impeachment saga.
Why North is skeptical of Jonathan’s Acting Presidency
Going by recent development in the polity,there is no doubt that the on- going power play at Aso rock over the plight of ailing President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua has angered the Northern elite who were convinced of ‘hi_tech conspiracy’ to rig the Hausa/Fulani dominated conservative region out of power through the back door.
TO AG. PRESIDENT JONATHAN: The South Korean example
To say that Nigeria has descended to the abyss of nations referred to as banana republics is a very obvious fact. To also say that Nigeria is threading a path of very dangerous and disintegrative precipice is another obvious fact.
Jonathan Vs Yar’Adua’s First XI : Power show at Aso Rock
The coincidence is striking, very striking indeed: The President departed Saudi Arabia, his abode for three months, unscheduled, arriving home in the dead of the night, on a day Acting President Goodluck Jonathan was about taking far-reaching decisions.
We can end ‘religious crises’ if …— Gov. Yuguda
Governor Isa Yuguda of Bauchi State, in this interview, highlights four ways of ending religious crises in the country. Yuguda also speaks on the position of the Governors Forum on the Yar’Adua saga. Excerpts:

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