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2023:- I don’t have any political ambition – Suleiman
The radicalisation of political conflict

Low purchasing power, political uncertainty mar rights issues in 2019

Okowa advises political office holders on service delivery


Political Earth Tremor in Ethiopia

‘Why many political heavyweights lost N’ Assembly elections’



Resisting political intimidation and bullying


Just tired!

The political lies that killed Citizen Khorsa


Political parties and the promises of democracy


Nigeria to cut age limits for political candidates

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Political, constitutional reforms endanger 70% resources on recurrent expenditures – Agbaje
Except Nigeria addresses the political and constitutional reforms system, it’s economy recovery plan may not be achieved, as over 70 percent of its resources will be spent on recurrent expenditures and other dysfunctional political uncertainties, the Chief Executive Officer, RTC Advisory Services, Opeyemi Agbaje, said.

As the political silly season kicks off
Again, we are in the political silly season. Not that it just kicked off. No, Nigeria is a country in a permanent state of politicking. In reality, there is never time for governance. The end of one election circle jumpstarts another and the actions of incumbents are informed not by the desire to deliver on good governance but the need to win the next election.

‘Risk of political confrontations, military conflicts risen’
The risk of political and economic confrontations between major powers, including outright military conflicts, has risen sharply, according to a survey released by the World Economic Forum (WEF) days before its annual gathering in Davos.

‘Irrespective of our political, ethnic and religious affiliations, lets shun disintegration’
Senate President Bukola Saraki on Saturday said Nigeria would only attain greatness in unity.

Breaking: Dokpesi, others float new political party APDA to oust APC in 2019
Chairman emeritus of DAAR Communications Plc and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), High Chief Raymond Dokpesi alongside a former Chairman of the Labour Party, LP, Mr. Dan Nwanyawu, have floated a new party, Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance (APDA) in Abuja to oust the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, party in the coming 2019 general elections.

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