Can NDC Resolve Growing Concerns in Abia State Before 2027?
By Phillip Ogbonna As Nigeria gradually moves toward the 2027 general elections, political parties are expected to strengthen their internal structures, inspire confidence among their members, and present themselves as credible alternatives to the electorate. In Abia State, however, concerns are beginning to emerge within the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), prompting important discussions about fairness, inclusiveness, […]
Akpabio: We know why
THE gale of defections blowing across the country that has seen prominent leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC defect to other parties, mainly the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP could in the next few days take a reverse.
Femi Fani-Kayode, Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB and other Victims of Oppression
I read with derision the infantile missive of one Churchill Okonkwo which he mischievously titled “FFK Stabbed Nnamdi Kanu, Betrayed IPOB and Kissed Kwankwaso” which was published in Sahara Reporters of August 3, 2018. It is unfortunate that in attempt to score cheap points, use FFK’s famous name to climb to momentary limelight and satisfy his paymasters, Churchill vitiated the seriousness of the struggle of IPOB and reduced it to mere politics out of the need to satisfy his hirers. I would have ignored him but then on a second thought, what does it take to enlighten an ignoramus of Churchill’s status
2019 presidential election: A prognosis of regional body languages and alignments
As the 2019 general elections approach, perhaps we will have a situation where the eventual ruling party will be decided more by performance than tribal, religious or other primordial sentiments
Odidigboigbo @ 60
ONE name that will attract more than a significant attention when historians will chronicle the Nigerian experience will be that of the charismatic former governor of Delta State, Chief James Onanefe Ibori. James Ibori’s story approximates the Nigerian narrative in more ways than one.
Are defections by politicians about Nigerians?(1)
They are fighting for their pockets and only God will deliver us from their hands. It is obvious that they want to satisfy themselves. It is not in the interest of Nigerians. From what we are seeing, it is obvious that the politicians are in business. I even learned that a former governor, who is a senator has concluded plans to defect. They are shameless people.
