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The African Democratic Congress has slammed the Adamawa State Government for taking its governorship candidate, Hon. Aishatu Binani, to court over campaign posters, describing the move as political persecution.
The Peoples Democratic Party crisis has taken a new turn as the Turaki-led faction accuses the Wike camp of misleading aspirants over INEC access to candidate nomination codes. The dispute has further exposed the party’s internal split ahead of the 2027 elections.
Hakeem Baba-Ahmed says Nasir El-Rufai has become a political prisoner, arguing that his continued detention without trial undermines justice and the rule of law.
Peter Obi says he may not be alive to contest the 2027 election, alleging persistent intimidation, political persecution and deliberate obstruction of his activities.
Dave Umahi warned the Obidient Movement against attacking President Tinubu, insisting the government would defend its achievements and reject efforts to undermine its record.
Hajiya Asiya El-Rufai appealed to President Tinubu to ensure her husband receives fair treatment, constitutional rights, medical care and access to family during prosecution.
Kwankwaso dismissed Ali Modu Sheriff’s claims, insisting Peter Obi enjoys strong Northern support and describing the NDC alliance as a credible alternative for Nigerians.
Mohamed Salah's Egypt faces a monumental task against Lionel Messi and defending champions Argentina in a highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout clash.
APC’s "Class of 2023" governors have held a strategic, high-stakes meeting in Birnin Kebbi to discuss 2027 re-election plans, regional security, and food security.
The Obidient Movement has condemned former Borno Governor Ali Modu Sheriff over disparaging comments on Peter Obi, insisting the NDC candidate remains a national political force ahead of 2027.
The APC has defended its decision to substitute some candidates after its primaries, insisting the changes followed due process after reviewing more than 720 petitions from aggrieved aspirants.
Ali Modu Sheriff says Atiku should wait until 2031, insisting the presidency remains the South’s turn and claiming northern voters will reject Peter Obi.
