
“I was part of that process and all decisions taken by the larger majority of the committee members are binding on me. I will say that again for emphasis,” Tolofari George writes.
“I was part of that process and all decisions taken by the larger majority of the committee members are binding on me. I will say that again for emphasis,” Tolofari George writes.
Important Clarifications By Tony Nnadi regarding the status of the 1999 constitution and the nexus with the ongoing liberation campaign by the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-determination (NINAS).
“Whether APC will produce both party leaders and candidates for the 2023 elections who can justify the trust invested in them, depends a lot on how all the current leadership challenges facing the party is resolved,” Salihu Moh. Lukman writes in Opinions.
Opinion: A tribute to Daddy G.O. at 80: Pastor Adeboye’s humility not altered by his many achievements – by Vice President Osinbajo of Nigeria.
In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Paulinus Nsirim writes: “Did Mbadiwe Emelumba not see or hear or read of Governor Wike’s monumental feat, triumphant entry and superlative performance in the same Cross Rivers State he has cited as example, just recently?”
Opinion: A look at takeaways from President Buhari’s visit to Belgium — Op-ed by State House Press Secretary Garba Shehu.
Senator Magnus Abe responds to the purported smear campaign against him by Transportation Minister Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi.
“We are indeed quite saddened by the fact that Senibo Finebone, has in recent times sunk into the murky primordial cesspool of verbal rambling and rigmarole, ostensibly to maintain a reputational ‘presence’ and sustain an unnecessary relevance in the political space,” Amieyeofori Ibim writes in Opinions.
“The reported failures at a municipal election are a cause for alarm. INEC owes us a duty to renew trust in its capabilities and restore confidence in its role as an impartial umpire,” Osita Chidoka writes in Opinions.
“Chief Timipre Sylva’s comments not only lacked finesse but were also indecorous of an exalted citizen of the state occupying a high office,” Ayibaina Dana writes in Opinions.