By Igboeli Arinze Most importantly, Nigeria in 2023 will be needing a democrat and a thoroughbred one, this must be one of the strong standpoints of whosoever will appeal to the nation’s votes. This is because the nation’s democracy for it to grow and flourish will require that we
By Igboeli Arinze As Nigerians anticipate the 2023 presidential elections which would obviously not be featuring the incumbent president, the second time such will be occurring in our near 24 years of uninterrupted democracy, the first having occurred when former President Olusegun Obasanjo imposed a Yar Adua on Nigerians
Cosmos Okoro, Enugu- A presidential hopeful in the person of Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, former Governor of Abia state and Senate Chief Whip has denied allegations that he had verbally attacked a fellow aspirant for the ptesidential ticket and the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola
Igboeli Arinze, FCT- realpoliticsnigeria has reliably gathered that a majority of aspirants vying for the position of National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have rejected the consensus option preferring to jostle for the votes of the party members at the slated convention. Aspirants
Dayo Seriki, Ado Ekiti- Following the hoopla over the reported visit by Governor Kayode Fayemi to the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC , Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, where it was reported that Fayemi had agreed to work for Tinubu, the Ekiti State Governor has debunked such
Igboeli Arinze, Abuja- As preparations for the 2023 elections begin in earnest amidst the clamour for zoning, it seems that the Pan Igbo body, Ohanaeze NdiIgbo is not leaving any stone unturned in its desire to ensure that a President of Igbo extraction emerges in 2023. Speaking to
Cosmos Okoro, Enugu -Former Governor of Abia State and Senator representing Abia North Senatorial District, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu who has also been touted as a key presidential hopeful has been accused of reportedly dropping his presidential ambition and working against the Igbo Presidency Project. Kalu, who governed Abia for eight years and also
The year was also witness to the flippant ‘ajorojarajoro’ (apologies to Fela) movement of Nigerian politicians from one party platform to another. The likes of Governors Ayade and Matawalle of Cross River and Zamfara States were high profile defectors but not even the ‘Olimpostic Meristemasis’ and ‘Conjugated Agglutination’ of such defections could outshine that of
