Section 77 has claimed its first political casualty and it may not be the last.
On Wednesday, the Federal High Court in Gombe nullified the APC primary election held on May 16 for the Balanga/Billiri Federal Constituency, ruling that the exercise failed to comply with the
Meanwhile, in Ondo State, I hear the political contractors are already preparing to open new hotels. After all, with the season of consultations, alignments, realignments and nocturnal meetings upon us, somebody has to provide accommodation for the
If Senator Patrick Ayo Akinyelure wins the Ondo Central Senatorial seat, he could make an unusual mark in Ondo State’s electoral history: becoming the first politician to win senatorial elections in the state on the platform of three different political parties.
Labour Party (LP) in 2011.
People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in 2019.
African Democratic Congress (ADC), potentially, in 2027.
Three elections. Three party platforms. One senatorial district.
We know how things were when Elrufai was there, it was toxic, Elrufai did a lot of terrible things in Kaduna state, he divided the state in two. Governor Uba Sani has been able to dissolve all that. We cannot never be happy with somebody (Elrufai) who has deliberately plans for the killing of our people.
- Gen. Christopher Musa, Minister of Defense
There’s a reason Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa cannot contest for a third term. Any attempt to argue that he has spent only 18 months in office is misleading.
The fact is that by December 27, 2026 just 122 days from now, Governor Aiyedatiwa would have
“At 35, I will become Nigeria's youngest president in 2027. I have the capacity to defeat the Bola Tinubu-led APC government in 2027” — DLA Presidential Candidate, Moses Adebisi
issue that will never sit well with me.
Transparency and accountability should remain fundamental to public expenditure and infrastructure development.
The flyover flagged off yesterday, in my view, is not the most critical infrastructure deficit we desperately need to address in Ondo State. That said, the government has the responsibility to set its priorities and make decisions, and it has done just that.
However, the practice of awarding contracts without clearly stating the contract sum, duration, and other essential details is becoming a worrying pattern in this administration.
Personally, I find this approach difficult to accept, and it is an