WIDOW OF EX-LIBERIAN LEADER SPEAKS: They called him war lord, but he was liberator of his people
*Says Yormie Johnson was a pan-Africanist *Narrates how ECOWAS took care of children’s welfare By Dickson Omobola Speaking about Liberia’s democratic evolution without mentioning the late Prince Yormie Johnson, better known as PYJ, would be a disservice to history. Although Johnson died on November 28, 2024, at the age of 72, he transitioned from being […]
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Presidential yacht: You voted emperors, you get imperial budgets, SDP’s Adebayo
Adewole Adebayo, the Social Democratic Party SDP in the just concluded general election, explains, in this interview,…
NIGER: ECOWAS will cause more deaths, trouble with war — Diete-Spiff, ex-MILAD warns
His Royal Majesty, King Alfred Diete-Spiff was the first military administrator of the oil Rivers state at 25 and now the Amanyanabo of Twon-Brass in Bayelsa State.
Suspension from A Party He founded: Kwankwaso’s travails
Former governor of Kano State and presidential candidate of the New Nigeria
Peoples Party, NNPP, in the 2023 general polls, Alhaji Musa Rabi’u
Kwankwaso, was, last Tuesday, suspended for six months over alleged anti-party activities after a parallel National Executive Committee, NEC, in Lagos headed by a former Board of Trustees, BoT, Chairman, Boniface Aniebonan, consulted.
Expectations high as Tinubu, INEC mount defence of election in court
Now that the petitioners have closed their cases at the Presidential Election Petition Court, (PEPC), one can only wonder what strategy the respondents would employ to defend the legitimacy of President Bola Tinubu’s presidency.
Nuhu Ribadu: First Nigeria’s NSA from non-military background since 1999
President Bola Tinubu on Monday appointed Mallam Nuhu Ribadu as National Security Adviser, the first without military background since the return to democratic governance in 1999.
