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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC crisis: INEC updates website, recognises Mark-led faction after court ruling
The Independent National Electoral Commission has updated its official website to recognize the faction of the African Democratic Congress led by Kingsley Mark. This administrative action follows a recent court ruling regarding the party's leadership crisis, effectively formalizing the commission's position on the internal dispute within the political organization.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·2027: Kano APC endorses Tinubu, Gov Yusuf, rejects automatic ticket for lawmakers
The Kano State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has declared support for President Bola Tinubu and Governor Abba Yusuf ahead of the 2027 general elections. The party leadership also clarified that no incumbent lawmakers will receive automatic tickets, indicating that legislative candidates must undergo competitive primary processes.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Graduating terrorists into the same broken system
Former insurgents are being reintegrated into a national framework that continues to struggle with systemic issues. The process of transitioning these individuals back into society raises questions about the long-term impact of rehabilitation efforts when the underlying socio-economic and security conditions within the country remain largely unaddressed.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC will become formidable force to unseat ruling party – Atiku
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar indicates that the African Democratic Congress is positioned to become a significant political entity capable of challenging the ruling party's dominance. He suggests that the party's growth will provide a strategic platform to pursue leadership changes through democratic processes in future Nigerian elections.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Enugu monarch alleges military harassment
A traditional ruler in Enugu State has raised concerns regarding alleged harassment by military personnel within his community. The monarch claims that the actions of the soldiers are causing distress among residents, prompting calls for an investigation to address the situation and ensure the protection of civil rights in the area.
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Abia Govt Not Opposed To Constructive Criticism – CoS
The Abia State Government, through its Chief of Staff, has expressed a willingness to accept constructive criticism from the public. This stance highlights the administration's openness to feedback intended to enhance governance and development across the state, provided that the input remains productive and focused on collective improvement for all citizens.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: Edo South Senate race heats up as Ize-Iyamu, Ogbeide-Ihama declare
Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu and Omoregie Ogbeide-Ihama have announced their bids for the Edo South Senatorial seat ahead of the 2027 general elections. These declarations mark an early start to the legislative contest in Edo State, as prominent political figures begin positioning themselves for the upcoming polls.
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Imo Deputy Governor Implores Youths To Focus On Dreams
The Deputy Governor of Imo State has urged young people within the region to remain committed to their aspirations and personal development. This call encourages the youth to prioritize their long-term goals over distractions to ensure a productive future and contribute positively to the growth of the state and nation.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Nigeria launches geospatial database project to boost credible population, housing census
The Nigerian government has launched a geospatial database project to enhance the credibility of its upcoming national population and housing census. This digital initiative utilizes advanced mapping technology to ensure accurate demographic data collection and residential verification, aiming to provide a reliable foundation for national planning and resource allocation across the federation.
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APC Leaders Buy N20m Form For Ize-Iyamu, Dismiss Withdrawal Rumour
Leaders of the All Progressives Congress have purchased a twenty million naira nomination form for Osagie Ize-Iyamu. This action is intended to dispel rumors suggesting he has withdrawn from the gubernatorial primary race. Supporters emphasized his continued participation and commitment to the electoral process after securing the necessary documents for his candidacy.
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APC Leaders Sign Hamzat’s Governorship Nomination Form As Jandor Withdraws From Race
Leaders of the All Progressives Congress have signed the governorship nomination form for Obafemi Hamzat. This development follows the withdrawal of Olajide Adediran, popularly known as Jandor, from the race. The move signifies a consolidation of support within the party as stakeholders back Hamzat’s bid for the executive position in the upcoming election.
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Oyo Govt, FERMA Strengthen Collaboration On Road Maintenance
The Oyo State Government and the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency have agreed to enhance their partnership regarding the rehabilitation of roads within the state. This collaborative effort aims to improve infrastructure and ensure better maintenance of federal and state transport networks to facilitate smoother movement for residents.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Amnesty raises alarm over alleged deaths of 150 Fulani detainees in Kwara Camp
Amnesty International has raised an alarm over the reported deaths of 150 Fulani detainees at a detention facility located in Kwara State. The human rights organization is drawing attention to the situation while calling for greater transparency and an investigation into the conditions and treatment of individuals held within the camp.
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Politics · The Punch ·Your uniform not a licence to kill, IG tells policemen
The Inspector General of Police has directed officers to refrain from the unlawful use of lethal force. He reminded personnel that their official status does not authorize extrajudicial actions, stressing the importance of adhering to professional standards and protecting the lives of citizens while carrying out law enforcement duties.
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Politics · Premium Times ·‘Emulate Kaduna, live in peace,’ First Lady counsels Nigerians
Nigeria’s First Lady has urged the nation’s citizens to prioritize peaceful coexistence and national unity. During a recent engagement, she cited Kaduna State as a positive example for other regions to follow. The call emphasizes the importance of stability and harmonious living across diverse communities to ensure the country’s progress and development.
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INEC lists David Mark as ADC chairman after Supreme Court judgment
The Independent National Electoral Commission has officially updated its records to list David Mark as the national chairman of the African Democratic Congress. This administrative change follows a recent Supreme Court judgment regarding the leadership of the political party, solidifying Mark's position at the helm of the organization's national leadership.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Borno: Senator Lawan withdraws from governorship race, backs Gubio
Senator Lawan has officially withdrawn from the Borno State governorship race and announced his support for Gubio. This development marks a significant shift in the state's political landscape as candidates consolidate their positions ahead of the upcoming elections in the region.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC: I’m not contesting – Dele Momodu disowns VP presidential campaign poster with Atiku
Dele Momodu has dismissed reports suggesting his candidacy for the vice presidency after a campaign poster emerged pairing him with Atiku Abubakar. The media mogul clarified that he is not currently contesting for any position, distancing himself from the viral image and any association with the purported joint ticket.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Osun guber: Fulani farmers deny endorsing any governorship candidate
Fulani farmers in Osun State have refuted claims suggesting they endorsed a specific candidate for the upcoming governorship election. The group clarified its neutral position, noting that no collective decision has been reached regarding the support of any political aspirant as the state prepares for the gubernatorial polls.
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Politics · Vanguard ·NBA gives 14-day ultimatum to Abia govt over JUSUN strike
The Nigerian Bar Association has issued a fourteen-day ultimatum to the Abia State government regarding the ongoing Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria strike. The association seeks a resolution to the industrial action to ensure the resumption of judicial activities within the state after prolonged disruptions in the court system.
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