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The African Democratic Party has evolved from struggling to a more prominent political entity. Ralph Nwosu's long tenure as chairman has raised questions about leadership practices within the party.
The article discusses the legacy of Alhaji Waziri Ibrahim and the ongoing challenges of nation-building in Nigeria. It emphasizes the importance of selflessness in leadership for the country's progress.
Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso have reportedly left the African Democratic Congress for the newly formed Nigeria Democratic Congress. This shift highlights the ongoing fragmentation within the opposition and the neglect of the electorate's needs.
Dapo Abiodun is advocating for consensus among APC aspirants and has promised appointments for those who do not win party tickets. He also pledged to refund nomination fees to ease tensions within the party.
Five outgoing governors from the APC are aiming for Senate seats in the upcoming 2027 elections. This move indicates a strategic transition as they prepare for their political futures.
Wike has called on EU countries to collaborate with the Federal Capital Territory on investments and cultural exchanges. He emphasized the importance of constructive opposition in Nigeria's evolving democracy.
The Senate has amended its rules to restrict eligibility for presiding officer positions to members with at least eight consecutive years of service. This change will take effect after the 2027 general elections, excluding new lawmakers from aspiring to these roles.
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) and police are in disagreement over the sealing of ACF's Kaduna headquarters ahead of a crucial meeting. This incident highlights ongoing factional tensions within the organization.
Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun is advocating for consensus within the APC ahead of the 2027 elections. He is offering refunds and appointments to aspirants who withdraw to promote party unity.
The Benue State Deputy Governor, Dr. Samuel Ode, has rejected claims of an automatic ticket for APC members in the upcoming elections. This controversy highlights ongoing tensions within the party's reconciliation efforts.
The Chief Whip of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Usman Bello Kumo, has backed the consensus arrangement by the APC in Gombe State. He emphasized the importance of maintaining party loyalty during the gubernatorial race.
A witness testified in court that Yahaya Bello's nephew utilized Bureau de Change operators to transfer funds linked to a N10 billion fraud case. The payments allegedly involved associates and an NGO associated with the former governor's wife.
A court has accepted a prior judgment as evidence in the N110.4 billion fraud trial of Yahaya Bello. The prosecution has requested to postpone the hearing of the defense's jurisdiction challenge until the trial concludes.
The Senate has amended its Standing Orders to limit leadership positions to ranking and returning members. This change aims to strengthen the legislative process ahead of the 11th National Assembly.
Davido is stepping away from his music career to spearhead a youth campaign for his uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke, in Osun State. This initiative aims to bolster support for Adeleke's re-election efforts.
The Senate has decided that only members of the 10th Assembly who are re-elected can contest for the Senate presidency and other key positions. This move aims to maintain continuity within the legislative leadership.
Goodluck Jonathan has honored former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, calling him a 'servant leader' and a 'gentleman president.' This tribute highlights Yar’Adua's leadership qualities and legacy.
Adams Oshiomhole has urged the Nigerian government to revoke the operating licenses of South African companies MTN and DSTV in response to xenophobia. His call reflects growing tensions and concerns over the treatment of Nigerians abroad.
Ganduje recognized Sanusi as the emir during the inauguration of Kano's new deputy governor, Murtala Garo. This acknowledgment highlights the ongoing significance of traditional leadership in the region.
Islamic cleric Sheikh Bukar Kashim Goni denies allegations of involvement in a coup plot against President Bola Tinubu, stating that the money he received was for prayers. The hearing regarding the case is ongoing.
Nentawe Yilwatda, the APC National Chairman, has issued a warning against actions that could hinder the North's economic renewal agenda. He emphasized the importance of unity and focus to achieve economic progress in the region.
Senator Godswill Akpabio declared the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as effectively dead following recent defections. This shift is part of the larger political realignment as Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections.
Ibrahim Shehu Shema reflects on the enduring legacy of late President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, marking 16 years since his passing. Shema emphasizes the impact Yar'Adua had on his life and leadership.
Nigerian lawmakers have condemned the recent killings of Nigerians in South Africa and urged for the evacuation of citizens. They also called on the Pan-African Parliament to take action against xenophobia across the continent.
A Nigerian lawmaker, Mr. Oshiomhole, is advocating for the revocation of licenses for South African companies like MTN and DStv in response to xenophobic attacks. He believes this approach would effectively impact South Africa's economy rather than just expressing grief.
Nigerian lawmakers are calling for a review of business deals with South Africa following the deaths of 118 Nigerians in two years. They seek to suspend business permits and incentives linked to these agreements.
Peter Obi is reported to have received significant support within the ADC, according to spokesperson Mr. Abdullahi. This level of accommodation is said to be unmatched by any other individual in the party.
Peter Obi has been recognized as the most favored aspirant by the ADC party, according to the national public secretary. This endorsement highlights his strong position within the party ahead of upcoming political activities.
Two senators have left the ADC party, citing leadership crises, to join the NDC and LP. This move reflects ongoing political realignments in Nigeria's political landscape.
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has announced that he will remain with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) despite Peter Obi's departure. This decision has surprised many supporters of Obi's Labour Party.