The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Maurice Iwu, has said only the military can conduct free and fair elections in the country.

Ahead of tomorrow’s senatorial election re-run, the police authorities have warned politicians and their supporters in the state not to do anything that would amount to a breach of public peace or obstruct the election, saying any politician found wanting would be treated like a common criminal, even as the authorities have assured that every logistic needed to ensure a hitch- free election has been put in place

*AS PDP carpets Clinton over statement By Kenneth Ehigiator & Henry Umoru ABUJA – Senate President, David Mark, said yesterday that no country in the world would dictate to Nigeria the brand of democratic system to operate, just as he affirmed that the current electoral system in the country does not fall short of global […]

By Daniel Idonor THE Presidency yesterday dismissed claims by the House of Representatives that Nigerians were among the alleged 230 black Africans awaiting secret execution in Libya; and blamed the report on poor internet service. Fielding questions from State House correspondents, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and […]

The Oghienomoh of Afashio-Uzairue, His Royal Highness, Chief Patrick Adedio and the National President of Afashio Progressive Association of Nigeria (APAN), Mr. John Igenegbai spoke separately in Lagos at the 2009 Afashio Day Celebration and Awards ceremony, which was hosted by the Lagos branch of APAN.