• PoliticsGoodluck Jonathan

    BREAKING: Court clears Jonathan to contest 2023 presidency

    A Federal High Court sitting in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State has ruled that former President Goodluck Jonathan is eligible to contest the 2023 presidential election. The judgement was delivered by Justice Isa Hamma Dashen on Friday. According to him, no retroactive law can stop Jonathan from his right to contest for the office of the president. Details later…

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    G7 urges Opec to raise output to cool oil market

    G7 energy ministers have called on the Opec group of oil producing countries to pump more oil as Russia’s war in Ukraine pushes crude prices to their highest levels in a decade. The call was contained in the final communique of a meeting of G7 energy and environment ministers in Germany, which holds the rotating presidency of the group of…

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    Lagos Police arrest fake revenue collectors

    Operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) have arrested four suspects for extorting motorists in the State while posing as officials of the disbanded Lagos State Committee on the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC). This was disclosed in a statement by the Lagos Police Command Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin on Friday. The arrested suspects are: Taiwo Falodun, aka Biggy…

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  • News from StatesRotimi Amaechi

    Go defend your N96bn alleged fraud, Supreme Court tells Amaechi

    The Supreme Court has ruled that the Rivers State government has the powers to the probe former Governor Rotimi Amaechi. The Supreme Court in its judgement on Friday ordered Amaechi to appear before the probe panel set up by the state government to probe his eight-year tenure in office. The state government led by incumbent Nyesom Wike had accused Amaechi…

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    2023: The change is here, By Bamidele Johnson

    The current political season, which will climax in next year’s general elections, is showing hints that things are changing, however slowly. One hint of change can be seen in aspirants admitting to financially inducing (read bribing) delegates at intra-party elections and growing large enough cojones to demand refund from delegates who fail to deliver the goods. A former Vice President’s…

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    The day Tinubu reaped what he sowed, By Bayo Onanuga

    A lot of people, not close to Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, often wonder what makes him tick; why there is so much buzz around him; and why he seems to have rabid supporters all over the country. He has some rabid haters as well, some of whom have promised to relocate to hell when he becomes Nigeria’s next president. Of…

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    And God decided to show up

    There’s something called snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. That was what happened Sunday at the conclusion of the 2021/2022 season of the English Premier League (EPL). I’m an avid follower of both local and international soccer, and that is the way I let my hairs down. Weekends, particularly, are soccer fiesta time. By Sunday, May 22, 2022, two…

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    How Xi Jinping is damaging China’s economy

    Inflexible policies are trumping pragmatism writes Economist Over the past 20 years China has been the biggest and most reliable source of growth in the world economy. It contributed a quarter of the rise in global gdp over that period and expanded in 79 of 80 quarters. For most of the period since China opened up after Mao’s death, the…

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  • PerspectivesBolaji Adebiyi

    APC’s consensus conundrum, By Bolaji Adebiyi

    It is clear from the body language of the All Progressives Congress leadership that it would prefer a consensus presidential candidate for the 2023 general election. There were two indications of this. First, President Muhammadu Buhari, among other reasons, initially refused to assent to the 2010 Electoral Act Amendment Bill until consensus was included as one of the modes of…

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    2023: Why I will not accept aspirants’ offers to be Vice President, By Babagana Zulum

    Only at the weekend, more than 30 youths were killed around Kala-Balge. This should remind us of the reality of our problems and the need to deliberately unite ourselves towards the recovery, stability and prosperity of our dear Borno State. At this point, ladies and gentlemen, I will like to address one issue. I did not consult anyone before raising…

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