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Politics · Vanguard ·S’Court verdict on ADC leadership dispute strengthens rule of law — Tambuwal
Aminu Tambuwal has expressed that the Supreme Court verdict regarding the leadership dispute in the African Democratic Congress reinforces legal principles in Nigeria. The judicial decision resolves internal party conflicts and highlights the judiciary's role in maintaining order within the nation's political system and democratic processes.
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Politics · PM News ·Wabara led-BoT announces takeover of PDP
The Board of Trustees of the People’s Democratic Party, chaired by Senator Adolphus Wabara, has announced its decision to take charge of the party’s leadership. This move signifies a major shift in the internal governance of the main opposition party as the advisory body asserts its authority over the organization’s current administrative structure.
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Politics · The Punch ·2027: ‘Don’t pull down the roof,’ Shettima cautions politicians against disunity
Vice President Kashim Shettima has advised Nigerian politicians to avoid divisive actions and maintain national unity as the country prepares for the 2027 general elections. He emphasized the importance of stability and warned against political conduct that could undermine the nation's democratic structure or social cohesion during the upcoming electoral cycle.
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Ex-Kwara commissioner picks APC Reps nomination form
A former commissioner in Kwara State has obtained the All Progressives Congress nomination form to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives. The move signals the politician's formal entry into the legislative race under the ruling party's platform ahead of the upcoming primary elections and general polls.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Supreme Court ruling may curb intra-party litigation — Liborous Oshoma
Legal analyst Liborous Oshoma indicates that a recent judgment by the Supreme Court of Nigeria could potentially reduce the frequency of internal legal disputes within political parties. This development is expected to limit the extent to which party members seek judicial intervention for internal administrative matters, potentially streamlining party management across the federation.
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Factional ADC chairman’s Gombe house not set ablaze — Police
The Gombe State Police Command has refuted reports claiming that the residence of a factional chairman of the African Democratic Congress was set on fire. Official statements clarify that the property remains intact, contrary to circulating rumors regarding an arson attack on the politician's home within the state.
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Politics · Daily Post ·PDP holds emergency meeting in Abuja as BoT takes over party
The Peoples Democratic Party is holding an emergency meeting in Abuja as the Board of Trustees assumes control of the organization. This gathering follows significant internal developments within the party, with leadership figures and stakeholders meeting to discuss administrative transitions and address current political matters within the opposition.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Federal govt approves N548.98bn to demolish, rebuild Carter Bridge in Lagos
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved N548.98 billion for the demolition and reconstruction of the Carter Bridge in Lagos. This infrastructure project aims to replace the aging bridge to ensure safety and improve traffic flow between the Lagos mainland and the island as part of national development plans.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC crises: ‘This clarity is critical for stability’ – Tambuwal reacts to Supreme Court ruling
Tambuwal has addressed the Supreme Court ruling concerning leadership disputes within the African Democratic Congress. The politician indicated that the judicial decision offers necessary clarity to resolve party conflicts and promotes organizational stability. This reaction follows a period of internal crisis within the political party that required legal intervention for resolution.
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Politics · Vanguard ·APC extends sale of forms, submission deadline for 2027 primaries
The All Progressives Congress has announced an extension for the purchase and submission of expression of interest and nomination forms for the 2027 primary elections. This adjustment provides additional time for aspiring candidates to complete their registration and documentation processes ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.
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Politics · Channels TV ·Obi Can’t Deliver Anambra, What Happened In 2023 Won’t Happen In 2027, Says Okpebholo
Monday Okpebholo stated that Peter Obi will not secure Anambra State in the 2027 elections. He noted that the political trends from the 2023 polls will not be repeated in the next election cycle, indicating a change in expectations for the Labour Party candidate's performance in his home state.
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INEC welcomes new national commissioner
The Independent National Electoral Commission has officially received a newly appointed national commissioner to its board. This development follows the swearing-in process required to fill vacancies within the commission, as the agency continues to strengthen its leadership structure for the management of Nigeria's electoral processes and upcoming administrative tasks.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Labour Party crisis over, we will produce presidential candidate in 2027 – Otti
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has declared that the internal leadership crisis within the Labour Party is resolved. He stated that the political organization is now positioned to maintain unity and intends to produce a presidential candidate for the upcoming 2027 general elections following the resolution of recent disputes.
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Politics · Daily Post ·BoT takes over PDP leadership after Supreme Court verdict
Following a recent Supreme Court judgment, the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party has assumed leadership of the organization. This transition occurs as the party navigates its internal governance structure in response to the judicial ruling concerning its administrative hierarchy and leadership transition process within the Nigerian political landscape.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Niger: Police ban land cases, restrict tactical units in major internal reforms
The Niger State Police Command has implemented major internal reforms by banning personnel from handling land-related disputes. Additionally, the command has placed restrictions on tactical units to improve operational efficiency and prevent abuse of power within the force, marking a significant shift in the state's law enforcement strategy and internal conduct.
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ADC hails S’Court verdict on leadership, demands INEC chairman’s resignation
The African Democratic Congress has welcomed a Supreme Court judgment regarding its leadership structure. Following the legal victory, the political party called for the resignation of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, citing concerns over the handling of party affairs and internal administration.
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Road ahead remains long, Atiku hails S’Court verdict on ADC leadership
Atiku Abubakar has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision regarding the leadership dispute within the African Democratic Congress. While commending the judicial outcome, the former Vice President emphasized that significant work remains in the nation's political landscape to ensure democratic stability and a fair electoral process for all involved parties.
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Abia says JUSUN strike nearly resolved, faults NBA’s position
The Abia State Government has announced that the ongoing strike by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria is close to being resolved. Officials also addressed the Nigerian Bar Association's stance on the industrial action, expressing disagreement with the association's current position regarding the resolution process and judicial operations in the state.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Era of impunity, professional recklessness is over – IGP warns officers
The Inspector General of Police has warned officers against professional misconduct and lack of accountability within the force. He emphasized that the era of personnel operating with impunity has ended, signaling a move toward stricter discipline and adherence to official regulations among members of the Nigerian Police Force.
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NEC Okays 112 As National Emergency Response Lifeline
The National Economic Council has approved the adoption of 112 as Nigeria’s primary national emergency response number. This initiative aims to centralize and enhance the efficiency of emergency services across the country, providing citizens with a direct line to reach relevant authorities during various crises or safety incidents.
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