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Politics · BusinessDay ·2027: My legislative agenda will prioritise Owo/Ose constituency’s needs — Elehinle
Elehinle has announced that his legislative agenda for the 2027 elections will focus on addressing the specific needs of the Owo/Ose constituency. The candidate aims to prioritize local development and representation for the region if elected to office, outlining a commitment to the welfare of his potential constituents.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Tinubu allocates Abuja lands to ambassadors designate as Wike charges diplomats on Nigeria’s image
President Bola Tinubu has allocated land plots in Abuja to recently appointed ambassadors designate. During the presentation, Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike urged the diplomats to prioritize the promotion of Nigeria’s image abroad as they prepare to take up their assignments in various foreign missions.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Court bars INEC from recognising congresses conducted by Mark-led ADC
A court has restrained the Independent National Electoral Commission from acknowledging congresses organized by the Mark-led faction of the African Democratic Congress. This legal intervention follows internal disputes within the political party regarding leadership and the validity of organized conventions conducted by specific administrative elements within the organization.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Nigeria deepens diplomatic ties as Tinubu allocates Abuja land to envoys
President Bola Tinubu has allocated land in Abuja to foreign envoys as part of a strategic initiative to strengthen Nigeria's international relations. This move aims to deepen diplomatic ties and provide a permanent base for foreign missions within the federal capital territory, reflecting the administration's commitment to global cooperation.
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Politics · The Punch ·Ex-Lagos lawmaker joins 2027 Reps race
A former member of the Lagos State House of Assembly has officially declared an intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives during the 2027 general elections. This announcement marks an early entry into the legislative race as political actors begin preparations for the next national electoral cycle.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Lagos Assembly confirms appointment of first female Clerk, others
The Lagos State House of Assembly has confirmed the appointment of its first female Clerk alongside other officials. This decision follows a screening process by the legislative body to fill key administrative roles within the state assembly, marking a significant milestone in the history of the chamber’s leadership structure.
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Politics · ThisDay ·Court Bars INEC from Recognising ADC Congresses Conducted By Mark-Led Leadership
A court has issued an order restraining the Independent National Electoral Commission from acknowledging congresses conducted by the Mark-led leadership of the African Democratic Congress. The ruling prevents the electoral body from validating internal party elections held under the disputed faction's supervision amid ongoing leadership contentions within the political organization.
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Maiduguri Power Plant: Ndume Lauds Tinubu For ₦68bn Operational Support
Senator Ali Ndume has expressed appreciation to President Bola Tinubu for providing ₦68 billion in operational support for the Maiduguri Emergency Power Project. This funding is intended to ensure the consistent operation of the power plant, which provides critical electricity to Maiduguri and surrounding areas in Borno State.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Isaac Fayose questions Supreme Court’s delay in ADC, PDP judgement as INEC deadline approaches
Isaac Fayose has expressed concerns regarding the Supreme Court's delay in delivering judgments for cases involving the African Democratic Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party. His observations come as the Independent National Electoral Commission’s deadline approaches, highlighting the potential impact of legal timing on upcoming electoral processes in Nigeria.
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Lagos APC Governorship Aspirant Insists On Fair Contest, Rejects Consensus
An All Progressives Congress governorship aspirant in Lagos State has rejected the consensus model for selecting the party's candidate. The aspirant is calling for a fair and open contest to determine the representative for the upcoming gubernatorial election, advocating for democratic processes over pre-determined party arrangements.
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Politics · Daily Post ·PSC condemns killing of Mene Ogidi in Delta, vows proper discipline against police officer
The Police Service Commission has condemned the killing of Mene Ogidi in Delta State and promised to implement disciplinary measures against the involved officer. The commission expressed its commitment to ensuring accountability within the force following the incident, as part of its oversight responsibilities regarding police conduct.
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JUST- IN:Abuja Court Halts INEC From Recognising ADC Congresses
A Federal High Court in Abuja has issued an order restraining the Independent National Electoral Commission from recognizing or accepting the results of the African Democratic Congress congresses. This judicial intervention follows legal disputes surrounding the conduct of the party's internal elections and its administrative processes within the country's capital.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC in trouble if Supreme Court delays judgment beyond 48 hours – Magaji Mato
Magaji Mato has stated that the African Democratic Congress faces potential difficulties if the Supreme Court fails to deliver a judgment within forty-eight hours. The warning highlights the urgency of the judicial decision regarding the party's legal situation and the possible consequences of further delays in the court's ruling.
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Court bars INEC from recognising ADC caretaker congresses
A court has issued an order restraining the Independent National Electoral Commission from acknowledging congresses conducted by the caretaker committee of the African Democratic Congress. The ruling follows internal leadership disputes within the political party, effectively preventing the electoral body from validating the outcomes of these sessions for official purposes.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Tinubu approves Abuja land for ambassadors-designate
President Bola Tinubu has authorized the allocation of land within the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, for ambassadors-designate. This administrative move aims to provide official residential or functional spaces for the incoming diplomats as they prepare to represent Nigeria's interests abroad or coordinate international relations from the nation's capital.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Military intercepts 150 cattle during patrol in Plateau
Nigerian military personnel intercepted 150 cattle during a security patrol in Plateau State. The operation was part of ongoing efforts to maintain peace and monitor movements in the region. Authorities are investigating the origin of the livestock and the circumstances surrounding their transport as part of broader security measures in the area.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Unpatriotic Nigerians politicizing insecurity – Gov. Yusuf
Governor Yusuf has expressed concern regarding individuals who allegedly politicize the security challenges facing the country. He characterized these actions as detrimental to national stability and urged for a unified focus on addressing safety concerns. The governor's remarks highlight the ongoing tension between political interests and efforts to improve security across Nigeria.
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2027: North should step aside in presidential race – El-Rufai
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has advocated for Northern Nigeria to abstain from the 2027 presidential election. His statement suggests a shift in political focus toward other regions to ensure equity and balance in the national leadership selection process as the next election cycle approaches.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Kefas mourns fallen officers, rewards families
Governor Agbu Kefas has expressed condolences following the deaths of security personnel in the line of duty. In addition to mourning the fallen officers, the governor provided rewards to their families as a gesture of appreciation for their service and sacrifice toward maintaining peace and security within the region.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Zulum denies endorsing successor for Borno governorship
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has officially refuted claims suggesting he has selected or endorsed a preferred candidate to succeed him. The governor clarified that no individual has been anointed for the state's top position, emphasizing that the process for choosing the next leader remains open to the party's established procedures.
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