Nigeria is on the brink of conducting the most anticipated and contested election in two decades.
I encourage all Nigerians — no matter their religion, region, or ethnicity —to exercise this fundamental freedom and make their voices heard — including young voters, many of whom may be heading
“Tinubu is a large-hearted philanthropist, a reputable humanist who will drive productivity and growth, he has the capacity to drive the nation in the direction that we want it.”
The ill-timed cash swap policy and the artificial scarcity of fuel are both lethal injections deliberately administered to demarket government, create an uncontrollable crisis in the nation.
This is the first and last I am disclaiming fake news on my handle.
Elections, just a week ahead, will hold and Nigerians will vote for the All Progressives Congress, APC, (and any others if they so wish) on the basis of their choice.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu believes there is no need for violence as the Supreme Court is looking into this controversial matter and will make its position known on February 22.
Jigawa State Government will not hesitate to use section 287(1) of the Constitution (as amended) and other extant laws to enforce the order of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
The Kaduna governor challenged the might of the Buhari-led federal government in a statewide broadcast on Thursday night.
As an administration that respects the rule of law, I have also noted that the subject matter is before the courts of our land and some pronouncements have been made.
