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Governors, Lawmakers Responsible For PDP Crisis, Not External Forces — Abba Moro

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Governors, Lawmakers Responsible For PDP Crisis, Not External Forces — Abba Moro

The Senate Minority Leader, Abba Moro, has blamed political actors within parties, particularly the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), for the persistent internal crises, insisting...

Oil Prices Jump Back Toward $100 On Mideast Ceasefire Doubts

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Oil Prices Jump Back Toward $100 On Mideast Ceasefire Doubts

Oil prices jumped and most stock markets fell Thursday as investors weighed the prospects of a shaky Middle East ceasefire and a re-opening of...

FG Reroutes Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Through Ogoniland To Honour Late Mpigi

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FG Reroutes Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Through Ogoniland To Honour Late Mpigi

The federal government has approved the rerouting of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway to pass through Ogoniland in honour of the late Senator Mpigi Barinada...

Tinubu Describes Fallen Soldiers In Borno Attack As Unforgettable Heroes

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Tinubu Describes Fallen Soldiers In Borno Attack As Unforgettable Heroes

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has expressed deep sadness over the loss of the brave soldiers of the 29 Task Force Brigade, Operation HADIN KAI, who...

Abia Govt Sets 48-hour Deadline To Resolve JUSUN Strike, Demands Proof Of Unpaid Leave Bonus

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Abia Govt Sets 48-hour Deadline To Resolve JUSUN Strike, Demands Proof Of Unpaid Leave Bonus

The Abia State Government has moved to clarify lingering issues surrounding the ongoing industrial action by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN), stating...

Immigration Chief Dismisses Comptrollers Over Lagos-Seme Border Extortion Allegations

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The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has initiated a probe following online reports alleging widespread extortion by personnel along the Lagos-Seme border corridor. Consequently, the Comptroller...

ADC Chieftain Faults David Mark, Aregbesola Of Hijacking Party Leadership

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ADC Chieftain Faults David Mark, Aregbesola Of Hijacking Party Leadership African Football Updates Digital Content Licensing Smartphone video recording accessories Online News Membership A member of the House of Representatives representing Yagba Federal Constituency in Kogi State, Leke Abejide, has alleged that key political figures have taken control of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) without following due process, deepening the party’s internal crisis. Abejide made the claim on Thursday during an appearance on Politics Today, where he criticised the leadership bloc associated with former Senate President, David Mark. Asked to name those he accused of “hijacking” the party, the lawmaker replied, “Former Senate President David Mark, former Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola, and the rest.” He argued that the emergence of the faction did not follow established procedures within the party, stressing that existing members were neither carried along nor consulted. “If you want to come to a party, and it is not a fresh one, you should know that some people are there. Why don’t you meet with them first and discuss?” he said. Abejide further revealed that he had no prior contact with other prominent figures linked to the coalition, including Atiku Abubakar, Rotimi Amaechi, and Peter Obi. “No, I have never met with them. None of them has ever met me,” he stated. Responding to claims that he may have been excluded for political reasons, the lawmaker dismissed the suggestion and insisted on strict adherence to party rules. “I am not a sellout. It is not because they didn’t consult me; let us do things according to the law. This party cannot be destroyed,” he said. Referencing the ADC constitution, Abejide maintained that those currently laying claim to leadership positions were not valid members at the time they assumed office. “As at the time they sat on their seats, they had not registered in their wards. They were not members of the ADC as at the time they took over,” he said. He also outlined what he believes should have been done, noting, “What they ought to have done is to allow them to come in, then write to INEC, give 21 days’ notice for a national convention, and amend the constitution properly… By then, nobody can go to court. But that was not the case; they immediately took over that day as if the election were tomorrow.” The ADC has recently faced escalating internal disputes, with multiple factions asserting control and legal challenges complicating efforts to resolve the leadership question.

A member of the House of Representatives representing Yagba Federal Constituency in Kogi State, Leke Abejide, has alleged that key political figures have taken...

Pope Leo Journeys To Africa For First Major Foreign Tour

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Pope Leo Journeys To Africa For First Major Foreign Tour

Pope Leo XIV embarks Monday on an 11-day visit to Algeria, Cameroon, Angola and Equatorial Guinea for his first major international trip since becoming...

Police Dismisses Claims Of Viral Terror Alert In Abuja

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Police Dismisses Claims Of Viral Terror Alert In Abuja

The Nigeria Police Force has debunked a viral video circulating on social media alleging an ongoing terrorist attack in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),...

Supreme Court Reconciles Olanipekun, Banire’s Debt Dispute

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Supreme Court Reconciles Olanipekun, Banire's Debt Dispute

The Supreme Court on Friday restored Wole Olanipekun, SAN and Dr. Muiz Banire, SAN, as counsel for Neconde Energy Limited and Nestoil Limited in...

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