PDP counsels ministers: Nigerians’ll no longer condone propaganda, lies
We have put Kogi on the path of progress — Awoniyi
Dokpesi’s apology remains his personal opinion – Metuh
In defence of Garba Shehu
Excuse me from your conference, IBB tells PDP
Community campaigns raise stakes in Bayelsa
Abia House of Assembly: Unresolved issues
I can’t chair your conference, IBB tells PDP
PDP apologises to Nigerians for its mistakes
Crisis, as Dogara ushers in 96 House committees
Enugu, two hours with Christian Chukwu (MFR)
Taraba’s Tribunal Judgement: PDP paying price of impunity – APC
Taraba judgement clear miscarriage of justice – Fayose
Breaking News: Tribunal sacks PDP’s Ishaku as Taraba gov

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Rebranding: PDP inaugurates 53-member C’ttee
AS part of moves to rebrand itself ahead of 2019 Presidential Election, national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday constituted a 53-member committee to organise a stakeholders conference.
APC, PDP Reps disagree over fuel subsidy removal
THE House of Representatives was Thursday divided between the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC and the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP over a motion calling on the government to exercise restraint in the removal of fuel subsidy.
Saraki unveils chairmen of 65 standing cittees
SENATE President Bukola Saraki,yesterday, in a move calculated to assuage the demands of the various tendencies in the Senate unveiled chairmen and deputy chairmen of the 65 standing committees.
See Senators who got what, as Saraki names 65 Senate c’ttees
After several months of lobbying and horse-trading, the tension which before now gripped members of the upper legislative chamber, over who gets what in the committees to oversee various ministries, departments and agencies of government, seems to have been doused, as the Senate President, Bukola Saraki on Wednesday named the chairmen and deputy chairmen of the 65 committees.
Rowdy session in Senate over plans to pay unemployed youths N5, 000 monthly
The Senate on Wednesday rejected a motion for the payment of N5, 000 monthly allowance to unemployed youths in the country.

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