REVEALED: INEC Rejected Peter Obi’s Moves To Create And Register His Own Party Despite Meeting All Requirements

A fresh allegation has surfaced accusing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of rejecting multiple attempts by top opposition candidate Peter Obi to create and register a new political party, despite meeting all stipulated requirements. Esther Umoh, Obi’s Campaign Photographer revealed this while defending her principal’s defection from the African Democratic Congress ADC to the…

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NDC Dismisses Dual Membership Claim, Blames INEC’s Poor Record Keeping For Shared Legal Adviser With APM On Portal

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has dismissed allegations of dual party membership involving its National Legal Adviser, Reuben Egwuaba, insisting that he resigned from the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) months before joining the party. The clarification follows claims by the Nigeria Democratic Rights Advocacy (NDRA), which alleged that Egwuaba held positions in both APM and…

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Social Commentator Accuses ADC Of Deliberately Shutting Down Website To Prevent Members’ Deregistration After Obi’s Move

A social commentator has alleged that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) deliberately shut down its website to stop Nigerians from deregistering from the party following recent political developments involving top opposition figures Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. The claim, which circulated on social media platforms, suggested that the party’s online membership portal became inaccessible shortly…

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Advocacy Groups, Concerned Nigerians Declare #Freejusticecracknow Nationwide Protest, Set To Storm Defence Ministry Over Activist’s Abduction By Military

Advocacy groups and other concerned Nigerians have declared plans for a nationwide protest tagged #FreeJusticeCrackNow, demanding the immediate release of social media activist, Justice Chidiebere known as Justice Crack, who was abducted by personnel of the Nigerian military. In a graphics seen on X, the protest would escalate to a major demonstration in Abuja, with…

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‘Tinubu Has Failed To Fulfill Conditions Set For US Assistance,’ Congressman Hints At Imminent Sanctions Amid Christian Genocide And Nigeria’s Worsening Security

United States Congressman Riley Moore has indicated that Nigeria risks potential sanctions over worsening insecurity and persecution of Christians, stating that the Bola Tinubu government has not met conditions tied to proposed U.S. security assistance, particularly regarding the protection of the faithful. Moore’s position follows a congressional report submitted to the White House outlining concerns…

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Tinubu Had Nine Trips To France Since 2023, Seven Of Them For Medical Reasons — Arnold Insists On Ill Health Claims, Months After Alleging Cancer Diagnosis

A former mayor of Blanco, Texas, Mike Arnold, has alleged that Bola Ahmed Tinubu made nine trips to France since 2023, with seven of those visits reportedly for medical reasons. Arnold, who had earlier claimed a stage three cancer diagnosis, insisted that the trips were linked to ongoing health concerns rather than routine official engagements….

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FLASHBACK: How Peter Obi’s Identity, Passport Were Cloned and Stolen, Yet Culprit Remains Free Three Years After

It has been three year since the identity of top opposition figure, Peter Obi was reportedly cloned and stolen, yet the Nigerian government, Nigerian Immigration Service, and the United Kingdom Government have remained silent on the matter, failing to apprehend the impersonator responsible for the act. The saga began on April 7, 2023, when Obi…

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Nigeria’s Moral and Systemic Failure Pushed 60% of Students Into Fraud — Peter Obi Tells EFCC Boss, Ola Olukoyede

Top opposition figure, Peter Obi has said Nigeria’s moral and systemic failures are pushing a large number of young people into internet fraud and other criminal activities. Obi’s statement is in response to a recent comment made by the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, who claimed that about 60 percent…

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