Politics

PDP Chairmanship: Gbenga Daniel visits IBB again in Minna, promises to deliver on his promises

Ihesiulo Grace 12 November 2017 0

As part of his nationwide campaign tour on his ambition to become the next national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Otunba Gbenga Daniel again on Saturday visited a former President of Nigeria, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) in his home in Minna, Niger State. Otunba Daniel had

Anambra Times News

Obaze promises harmonized and efficient tax system

Ihesiulo Grace 7 November 2017 0

Dr. Ofunne Obaze, wife of the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the Anambra 2017 governorship elections, has revealed the plan of the candidate to run an efficient tax system. Speaking in Awka on Monday during the tour of PDP Women, Dr. Obaze said her husband, Mr. Oseloka H. Obaze, has plans to […]

Columnist

Babachir, ‘Cabal’ as anti-theory

Ihesiulo Grace 2 November 2017 0

Just a couple of hours before President Buhari’s last Monday bombshell on the suspended former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Lawal Babachir and the D.G. National Intelligence Agency, NIA, Ayo Oke, I was at the Abuja residence of my erstwhile Concord Press boss and former Chairman of Progressive Peoples Alliance PPA, Lisa Olu […]

News Politics

PDP’ll regain power in 2019 –party chieftain

Ihesiulo Grace 2 November 2017 0

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will regain power back in 2019 after playing a role of opposition in the country, said a leader of the party in Ondo state, Hon. Andrew Ogunsakin. He expressed the hope while addressing reporters in Okitipupa. He noted that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has failed the Nigerian masses […]

Labour

Labour, civil society advocate continuous agitation for change in governance

Ihesiulo Grace 23 October 2017 0

The organised labour and members of civil society groups, have advocated peaceful agitation, centered on change, peaceful revolutions and governance overhaul as key to the much-needed change Nigerians are yearning for. The groups, comprising human rights activists, community-based organisations, students, academics, doctors, internationalists and artisans, said that it is