Politics
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Buhari is most wicked, corrupt leader in Nigerian history — Aisha Yesufu
President Muhammadu Buhari is the most corrupt and callous president Nigeria has ever had, human rights activist, Aisha Yesufu, says.
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Sunday Igboho ‘pulls Yoruba out’ of Nigeria, says ‘we’re ready for anything’
Anti-Fulani crusader, Sunday Igboho, has declared that the Yoruba are no longer part of Nigeria.
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Moghalu blasts deputy speaker for ‘saying diasporans have no right to petition lawmakers’
The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ahmed, Wase has come under fire for suggesting that Nigerians who live overseas have no say in how their country is governed.
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APC attacks Obaseki for celebrating 100-day anniversary in Delta
Edo governor Godwin Obaseki recently marked the 100th day of his second tenure in a neighbouring state and the All Progressives Congress (APC) noticed it.
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Bill seeking powers to summon president, governors passes second reading
A bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution to grant the National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly powers to summon the president and governors has scaled second reading at the House of Representatives.
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President Buhari receives higest award in Niger Republic
President Buhari was awarded the highest national award of Niger Republic, Grand Croix Des Ordre National Du Niger, by President Issoufou.
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Afenifere names new leaders as Fasoranti steps aside
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, who formerly served as the deputy leader of the group, will now serve as acting National leader of Afenifere.
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Hope Uzodimma ‘succeeding’ in Imo because of APC ideology — Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has commended the vision and efforts of the Government of Imo State, under Governor Hope Uzodimma, to provide infrastructure and improve the welfare of the people.
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Fayose meets Babangida, Abdulsalam ‘over 2023 ambition’
Former Ekiti governor Ayodele Fayose has met with former General Ibrahim Babangida (retd.), a former military dictator.
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Restructuring: The viable option for Nigeria, By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa
"The youth are tired of the status quo and ‘audio promises’, as they have now labelled the empty statements of the politicians."