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Olusegun Aremu Okikiolakan Obasanjo, a retired Army General and former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, had won the February 27, 1999, presidential poll on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the expense of a former Minister of Finance and ex Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF),

Olusegun Aremu Okikiolakan Obasanjo, a retired Army General and former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, had won the February 27, 1999, presidential poll on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the expense of a former Minister of Finance and ex Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF),

The National Assembly has had eight Senate Presidents so far in the Fourth Republic. The first five of them were from the South-east region.

Nigeria in 2050: Where is the next generation of leaders devoid of substance abuse? This is a question I want millions of Nigerian youths to ponder and

A pro-Bola Tinubu presidency group, Renewed Hope Advocates (RHA), has cautioned the contenders for leadership positions in the 10th National Assembly to

Walk with me. Do you realise that the Igbos are justified in their argument that they are marginalised in Nigeria?

BY Umaru Isa Muhammad Ordinarily, I wouldnt have had anything to do with politics in our clime. The reason is simple: our politicians learn nothing and forget nothing. Nevertheless, I

The race for the position of President of the Nigerian Senate is daily assuming dimensions that evidently exemplify and validate its primacy in the balancing of political powers in Nigeria. At the innermost of the concentric power circles, position occupation is hinged on, or linked to the headships of the trinity of the executive, the

APC should take a new direction by running an inclusive government. This can only be possible if they can bring in South East as Senate President to redeem the negligence of them by the Buhari administration between 2015-2023.

By Sufuyan Ojeifo The race for the position of President of the Nigerian Senate is daily assuming dimensions that evidently exemplify and validate its primacy in the balancing of political powers in Nigeria. At the innermost of the concentric power circles, position occupation is hinged on, or linked to the headships of the trinity of