Presidential Elections Archives

Five things to know about Poland

On July 10, 20208:30 amIn Foreignby Rasheed Sobowale

Poland, the EU’s sixth-largest economy, will hold a presidential election on Sunday, weeks after the ballot was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Boasting more than 1,000 years of history, Poland was invaded by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union during World War II, then spent decades under communism. Today it is a member of
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Lies, Desperation And Propaganda – The Art Of Campaigns

On February 10, 20192:04 amIn Newsby Emmanuel Okogba

This election will not be the first in the country’s history to be won or lost based on propaganda. It is, yet, going down in history as the most fought based on lies and half-truths

In faraway Guinea Conakry, Tinubu’s political prowess holds sway – Sunday Dare

On October 26, 20157:02 pmIn News, Viewpointby akintayo eribake

Though the October 11, 2015 presidential elections in Guinea Conakry have come and gone, not many would forget in a long time the key role played by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. And just like he did in the Nigerian situation serving as the catalyst, the fulcrum alongside others and perhaps the “babalawo” that brought the opposition to power and chased away the PDP after 16 years in power, Asiwaju Tinubu has helped retain a trusted friend and pan-Africanist in power.