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Over 50 Federal Lawmakers May Not Return in 2027

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mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet mostbet az mostbet By Emmanuel Kwada In the lead-up to Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, a wave of political recriminations is sweeping through the All Progressives Congress (APC) as dozens of incumbent lawmakers, many of whom supported key provisions in the controversial Electoral Act 2026, find themselves locked out of re-election contests. The very legal framework they helped enact […]Continue Reading
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NASS is Concerned with Themselves, Power, Not the Nigerian People, “Ignoring Fake Certificates, Yet Criminalizing Dual Party Membership” – Ya’u

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By Emmanuel Kwada Civil society leader Yunusa Zakari Ya’u has launched a blistering attack on Nigeria’s National Assembly, accusing lawmakers of prioritizing self-preservation and personal power over the genuine needs of ordinary Nigerians amid the House of Representatives’ passage of an amendment to the Electoral Act 2026. In a hard-hitting interview on Continue Reading
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Why Mandatory E-Transmission Matters: Lessons from 2023 Polls Fuel #OccupyNASS Protests

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Key points: Lessons from 2023 elections fueled OccupyNass protests How the Supreme Court Ruling Strips IReV of Legal Weight Discrepancies in Recent Elections Highlight Urgent Need for Stronger Safeguards Senate Bows to Pressure, Makes Little Change Why This Reform Is Seen as Critical for 2027   By Emmanuel Kwada  Since February 9, 2026, thousands of […]Continue Reading
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President Tinubu’s Record-Breaking Borrowing Request: Setting A Dangerous Fiscal Precedent

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  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent request for a $21.5 billion external loan has raised serious red flags about the direction of Nigeria’s fiscal policy, the transparency of legislative processes, and the sustainability of Nigeria’s debt trajectory. This request, the largest single borrowing proposal in Nigeria’s history, is currently before the Senate Committee Continue Reading
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Dogara on APC Muslim-Muslim ticket: Nigeria going the way of the Nazi Germany

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APC looking like a “janjaweed” party Nigeria of 2022 is not 1993 Tinubu has made a fatal error of judgment The adoption of a Muslim-Muslim Presidential and Vice Presidential ticket by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), is capable of leading Nigeria to disintegration like Yugoslavia, Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara, the immediate past Speaker of […]Continue Reading
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‘What Buhari told outgoing ministers’

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday in Abuja bade farewell to outgoing members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), affirming that a significant number of them have been sufficiently equipped to aspire to higher elective offices, including the Office of the President. Speaking at a valedictory session for appointees leaving the cabinet to pursue political ambitions, Continue Reading
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Why we should adopt a 6-year single term- Robert Audu

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As the National Assembly has called for position papers on constitution review, a former Federal Permanent Secretary, Chief Robert Audu, submitted the following proposal: THE FEDERAL STRUCTURE AND POWER DEVOLUTION: 6-YEAR SINGLE TERM/5-YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN I again salute the wisdom of the Nigerian Senate in responding to the popular wish of the people by initiating […]Continue Reading
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‘How to curtail insecurity in South-East’

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Barrister Charles Odenigbo is a veteran journalist and lawyer. He is enthusiastic about unity, justice and economic development in Nigeria. In this interview, he speaks on what both federal and state governments should do to stem insecurity in the South-East.   How does the current insecurity affect national cohesion and the economy of the South-East? […]Continue Reading
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