IN September 2017, Nigeria’s economy finally limped out of recession, as most authorities in the economy confirmed. These included the World Bank and the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, NBS. The NBS stated specifically that the economy recorded 0.55 per cent growth, the first in five consecutive quarters since the recession ensued in the middle of 2016.

To make the difference, opposition parties should be more interested in proffering better solutions than criticizing

The duo of Chief George Okafor, Chairman of All the Progressives Congress, APC, Delta North Senatorial District and Chief Vincent Abanum,running mate to APC governorship candidate in 2015, Olorogun Otega Emerhor, have advised against the idea of zoning the party’s governorship ticket to the senatorial district.

With the resolution of its internal crises, the return to its fold of former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar and the conduct of its elective national convention, the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP seems to have reinvented itself. The PDP now wants to ‘change the change’ in 2019. Should this be of grave concern to the APC?

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Friday described the claimed approval for the release of $1bn to the All Progressives Congress, APC-led Federal Government under the guise of fighting Boko Haram terrorists in the northeast as curious and alarming.