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2019: Youths back Buhari’s re-election

……APC chieftain mobilizes nationwide rally Ahead the forthcoming 2019 presidential election, a youth group on the aegis of Ohandigbo Youths Organization (OYO) has concluded plans to embark on a nationwide rally to convince President Muhammadu Buhari, to seek re-election. The convener of the group, who is also an Ex-officio of the ruling All Progressives
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Buhari assures South East of fair deal in governance

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured the people of South East that his administration will give them their fair share in appointments and allocation of projects. This was disclosed Tuesday at the Presidential villa gate, Abuja when some youths from the South East staged a solidarity rally in support of President Buhari who arrived the country […]
News Politics

Nnamani advises Southeast on Nigerian politics

The former Senate President, Chief Ken Nnamani, has advised the people of South-East to understand the dynamics of Nigeria politics in order to step up economic activities. Nnamani made the statement on Saturday when he addressed the members of All Progressives Congress (APC) Stakeholders meeting at Imo International Convention Centre, Owerri. The meeting was attended […]
Editorial

Return of roadblocks in South East

While Nigerians are trying to cope with the devastating economic recession that has made their lives a miserable wreck, some government security agencies are vowing to add to the miseries confronting them.  These security outfits are no other than the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) and the Nigerian Army (NA). Like thieves in the night, they […]
Politics

Rivers rerun: Wike cries fowl over South East, South West Senatorial District results

The Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike, has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to release the Rivers East and Rivers West Senatorial Districts untampered with, declaring  that  Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, candidates had already won both elections based on what he said were results from the polling units.    Governor Wike also called