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Voters in Africa’s most populous country are about to elect a new president and national assembly.

Nigeria is set to hold its presidential elections on the 25th of February, and 18 political parties will contest.

The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has decried the violence unleashed on the party's governorship candidate in Ebonyi State, Prof Bernard Odoh, insisting that elections must not be won by violence.   SaharaReporters had reported that Odoh's convoy was attacked in Ishielu Local Government Area of the state by gunmen suspected to be thugs loyal to the All Progressives Congress.  

A plan to replace Nigeria's banknotes leads to a shortage of money weeks before general elections.

Election outcomes are more of a probability than a certainty. Elections are also capable of throwing up unexpected outcomes that may spring surprises. The increasing role of the courts in deciding the ultimate winner continue to compound our permutations as they increase uncertainties.

Deputy chief whip of the House if Representatives, Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has challenged candidates of the People’s Democratic Party  (PDP) änd other

The folly of man is his inability to come to terms with the realities of his fatalistic nature and his falability. He often foolishly and stupidly conducts himself with such arrogant grandiose mien under the false impression of being in charge, while by his very nature he is created not…

The youths called on the residents of Lagos State to vote for both Tinubu and Sanwo-Olu on the upcoming elections.

One of the three old banknotes will be reintroduced following angry protests around the country.

Nigerias Naira Shortage: President Buhari Extends Use Of Old Notes