Politics

Former governor of Abia State, Orji Uzor Kalu, joins his friend to celebrate his birthday at a roadside canteen.

INEC’s Director of Publicity, Oluwole Osaze-Uzi, says this follows an order by the Abuja Federal High Court mandating INEC to immediately issue Certificate of Return to Mr. Uche Ogah who came second at the last PDP primaries in Abia State. ...

In a statement today, the embattled governor said: “I have received with concern, report of the purported issuance of Certificate of Return to Mr. Uche Ogah by INEC, as governor of Abia State, despite dependency of a notice of appeal ...

**supports Buhari’s anti-corruption war The former National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Olisa Metuh, today, said he was prepared to pay back his share of N400m out of the $2.1billion cash meant for arms, which was allegedly diverted to political purposes. ...

According to ThisDay, Nnamdi Nwokocha-Ahaaiwe, has filed a notice at the Federal High Court in Abuja to discontinue the suit he instituted seeking the disqualification of Pres. Buhari for lack of certificate. . Nwokocha-Ahaaiwe had alleged that Buhari was not ...

Coporal Hassan Aminu who is alleged to have a link with Boko Haram sect, has reportedly been arrested by the Department of State Service, DSS. He is currently in custody and is being interrogated.

Tukur Buratai, chief of army staff, has blamed Boko Haram for the reports of his assets in Dubai. He made the revelation while speaking at a media briefing. The Army Chief said that the FG had already made clarifications on ...

With their travelbags, in readiness for arrest, Ekiti lawmakers hold plenary session on the highway, to show support for Governor Fayose.

 **Bank Tellers Show That –  Bank tellers shows how Gov. Ayo Fayose got monies laundered through his Zenit bank accounts from Agbele. source: Sahara reporters.  The fear of Sahara reporters is the beginning of political wisdom.

The former PDP’s director of media and publicity during the 2015 electioneering campaign of GEJ, is facing a 17-count charge bordering on unlawful retention, use, and payment of money in the tune of about N4.9 billion.