Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has formally presented a proposal to serve only one term in office if elected president in 2027. The proposal was submitted to a coalition of opposition leaders seeking to unseat President Bola Tinubu in the next general election. Key
Mr. Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has once again assured his supporters, both in Nigeria and abroad, that he will contest the 2027 presidential election. He also reaffirmed his commitment to serve only one term if elected. “I am not involved in any discussions about a joint ticket, including with Atiku,” the […]
By Dr Effiong NyongIt is definitely not going to be a tea party, politics in Nigeria has been given several definitions , and one of the most common and widely agreed meaning is that it is a game of interests of greed and selfishness, where a few strangers gather to share the common wealth of […]
In a letter dated June 19 and addressed to “The Chairman, Independent National Commission,” a coalition seeking to form a new political party formally applied for registration under the name All Democratic Alliance (ADA). However, the omission of the word “Electoral” from the name of the electoral body could potentially cast doubt on the validity […]
By RReno Omokri Unsuited For The Presidency of a Multiethnic and Multicultural Country Like Nigeria Nigerians, please fact-check me: When the Anambra State Government demolished the head office of Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company in Nnewi two months ago, Peter Obi said NOTHING because the dispute involved an Igbo-controlled state government and an Igbo-owned company.
What was intended as a unifying moment for Nigerians through the joy of football took a surprising political turn on Saturday, May 31. During the Unity Cup Final at Brentford Community Stadium in London—where Nigeria triumphed over Jamaica—former presidential candidate and Labour Party figurehead, Mr. Peter Obi, was reportedly prevented from celebrating with the national








