Ohaneze Chieftain, Lawmakers Back Peace Committee As seven more new members of the National Assembly express their support for the Chief Chuma Nwofor-led Peace and Congress Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Anambra State, a member of Ohaneze Ndigbo and frontline Anambra politician, Chief Ifeanyi Enechukwu, has blamed the failure of the party to imbibe obedience to rule of law and respect to democratic principles in the past for its woes in the state and the entire South-East. |
Becky Orits Wiliki: I keep safe distance from male admirers Becky is the better half of musician and producer, Orits Wiliki. Her incursion into the theatre world is not by accident. From her secondary school days, she had not only admired the big screen but had worked to become part of the industry. As a member of her school dramatic society, it was evident that young Becky had what it takes to make it in the big league. It was only a matter of time. |
Rep alleges plot to dislodge PDP from S’West Leader of the Ondo State caucus in the House of Representatives, Hon Alaba Ojomo, has alleged plans by the opposition parties to take over South West from the People Democratic Party (PDP). He, however, warned that the game plan would be defeated. |
CNPP Not Opposition Group- Scribe The Secretary General of Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP), Chief Willy Ezugwu says the body is neither an opposition nor a pressure group but an umbrella of political parties with a common goal of nurturing the nation’s democracy. |
Okereke Raises N100m At Obama Dinner Prof. Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke, Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and Chairman, ‘Africans for Obama 2008’, yesterday raised over N100 million at an expensive dinner for Senator Barack Obama, the US Democratic Presidential candidate, at the Muson centre, Onikan, Lagos. |
Atiku not returning to PDP –AC The Action Congress (AC) has ruled out the possibility of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar returning to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which it described as the cancer threatening the survival of Nigeria's democracy. |
Dele Agbaje Seeks Electorate’s Support An Action Congress (AC) councillorship aspirant in Lagos Mainland Local Government, Dele Agbaje, has called on the electorate and party stalwarts in the area, to support his candidature, not only for success in the coming party primaries, but also an outstanding victory in the 11 October local government elections.
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AC Members Reject LG Chairmanship Nominees The political crisis in Action Congress (AC) in Agege Local Government Area of Lagos State, escalated last weekend, with the rejection of the three nominees sent to the state’s party secretariat to serve on the electoral committee in the forthcoming primary election.
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AC Chieftain’s Leadership Potential Questioned Some concerned members of the Action Congress (AC) in Lagos State, have raised a question mark on the leadership potential of Alhaji Bode Abdullahi, an erstwhile chieftain of All Nigeria People’s Party (ANPP) in the state.
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Shabi, Yaba LCDA Ex-Boss, Lists Achievements In Office Outgoing chairman of Yaba Local Council Development Area of Lagos State, Engr. Rasheed Adebola Shabi, has said he established well equipped Adult Literacy Centres across the council area, with qualified and experienced instructors drawn from the locality, to enhance learning in the quest to eradicate illiteracy in the area.
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How Oyinlola weathered the AC storm at election tribunal As a retired army general, Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola had fought many battles at the war front during his career in the military but certainly the challenge of his victory at the April 14, 2007 election by the gubernatorial candidate of the Action Congress (AC), Engr. Rauf Aregbesola at the First Osun State Election Petition Tribunal would have stretched and tested his political maturity. |
Tribunal Judgement: Tension In Ondo As the Ondo State election petitions tribunal gives judgement on the 2007 governorship election this week, indigenes of the state have become apprehensive over the outcome of the verdict and who it would favour.
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