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Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, has said that Nigeria must reflect on its electoral past to ensure

Examining the controversy surrounding the possibility of merging and scrapping some Ministries Department and Agencies without job losses

A professor of Political Science and former Secretary-General of the African Association of Political Science, Professor Adele Jinadu, has said that constituency projects embarked upon by federal lawmakers should not be perceived as their initiatives.

The drift down the political disaster is evident in the current gap in the elite accord driving our politics since the end of our civil war.

A group of 24 eminent African intellectuals and Civil Society activists have voiced their concerns about political developments and attendant unrest in

"The Union is apolitical, and it provides an umbrella for all indigenes of Isale-Eko, irrespective of their political leaning or affiliation"

Revive the spirit and methodology of mandate protection by citizens to prevent the failure of Nigerian democracy.

There is, as such, a huge public distrust of INEC’s ability to deliver credible polls in the country, going forward.

The just concluded off-season governorship elections in Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi states have been described as another missed opportunity to deepen democracy and rebuild trust and confidence in the electoral process in the country. The Chair, Yiaga Africa Watching The Vote (WTV) Working Group, Dr Hussain Abdu, and Executive Director, Yiaga Africa, Samson Itodo, said…

INEC suspends poll in parts of Kogi, ballot snatcher killed EFCC seizes N11m cash, arrests vote-buyers Over 70% results uploaded on IReV   By Clement A. Oloyede (Abuja), Titus Eleweke, Praise Ajibade (Owerri), Labaran Tijani, Baba Martins, Abbas Jimoh (Lokoja), Bassey Willie, Friday Peter & Victor Edozie (Yenagoa)   The off-season governorship elections conducted yesterday…