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Abia Gov’ship: I have forgiven Olisa Metuh – Otti

Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, in the 2015 election in Abia State, Dr.Alex Otti , said he had forgiven the former spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party , Chief Olisa Metuh for the role he played during the collation of the results of the election at the INEC collation centre , Umuahia , in 2015.

Meeting with Saraki: Kwara PDP youths angry, demand apology from Secondus

Some aggrieved youths in Kwara state state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), under the aegis of Kwara Strategic Alliance (KSA), has condemned the recent visit of the national leadership of the party to the state without the knowledge of the state party executives, and demanded for unreserved apology from the national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus.

Jerry Useni, Pdp and the Burden of Zoning in Plateau

When in 2015, the Senator Jonah Jang led Peoples Democratic Party, PDP administration in Plateau State defied all entreaties and refused to uphold the unwritten agreement to zone the gubernatorial seat to the Southern zone, little did the Party know that this would eventually become a burden.

Atiku, Turaki in heated drive for PDP votes

With Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State still waiting in the wings, the race for the presidential ticket of  Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was yesterday turning into a heated race between former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and former Special Duties Minister, Tanimu Turaki.

Why PDP, Secondus, Atiku threatened to boycott 2019 polls, …

The  leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has threatened to pull out of the 2019 general elections if the electoral umpire and security agencies fail to demonstrate sufficient level of impartiality expected from them by Nigerians and the rest of the world.

Breaking: PDP to boycott 2019 polls if… – Secondus

The leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has threatened to pull out of the 2019 general elections if the electoral umpire and security agencies fail to demonstrate sufficient level of impartiality expected from them by Nigerians.

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