Politics

The careful augmentation of the date for this impending race was critical to deflect an extensive and questionable arrangements of Buhari, APC and Jega cooperation to disappoint the electorates by gear. After the board of state gathering which finished without ...

Adamu Muazu to you Nigerians who continue asking the Federal Government to accomplish all the more, more & more. :-). See More tweets bellow.

The situation we have on hand is like creating a problem, getting a desired reaction abd proferring solution. The dramatis personae are the INEC, which invented the PVC brouhaha, and the Service/Security Chiefs who now say they have 6-week onslught ...

“These are the heavily corrupt, highly politicized and very unprofessional military service chiefs of Nigeria that became the political tools that President Jonathan Goodluck used yesterday to carry out a military coup against the wishes and aspirations of the tens ...

The powerful wave of this ongoing political change that is sweeping across Nigeria that President Jonathan Goodluck is abusing his presidential power by attempting to stop this political revolution is totally inevitable. It is bigger than the PDP, APC, General ...

In Iraq & Afghanistan where there are far more deadly terrorist attacks almost on a daily basis, there were general elections held not once, not twice and the people there elected their presidents and prime ministers despite the bomb attacks ...

Pressure mounted by President Goodluck Jonathan’s followers and administration boss on the Independent National Electoral Commission prompted the delay of the 2015 general decisions, SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt. The surveys were charged for February 14 (presidential and National Assembly) and ...

When it became very glaring to the world that MKO was going to win, Babangida annulled the election and ran to Egypt throwing the nation in a crisis it is yet to recover from. When it became glaring that Jonathan ...

Brigadier Muhammadu Buhari (1982) — General Officer Commanding (GOC) 3 Armoured Division. Credits: Max Siollun/Oil, Politics, and Violence: Nigeria’s Military Coup Culture (1966-1976)