Governor Fubara has disclosed plans to set up a judicial panel of inquiry in the state.

Kano Senator Hanga said he has no regret purchasing and donating burial materials to constituents.

Details of Obi’s discussions with Atiku and Lamido are undisclosed, leaving room for speculation within political circles.

Kunle Adegoke (SAN) criticised Governor Fubara’s decision to relocate Rivers House of Assembly sitting, citing a breach of constitutional norms.

Indian PM Modi’s aide urged voters to “vote for decisive governance” as the fourth phase of seven-week-long election commenced.

Details of Obi’s discussions with Atiku and Lamido are undisclosed, leaving room for speculation within political circles.

Despite the President’s purported neutral stance, Rivers Coalition has urged Tinubu’s intervention in the state’s crisis, citing ongoing political turbulence

Governor Fubara has been urged to suspend plans to pull down structures at Rivers State House of Assembly quarters.

Former PDP Chairman Secondus has asked FCT minister Wike to account for NNPC funds during his tenure as Rivers governor.

Prof Ibrahim Gambari has called on the UN to reform its use of veto power.

PDP stakeholders are pushing for new national chairman by August, despite FCT High Court order restraining replacement of acting chairman.

“I’ve made a mistake. I own up… But, we will correct it at the appropriate time,” Wike said regarding Fubara.

South Africa’s president Ramaphosa has condemned the country’s opposition party’s campaign video, calling it “despicable” and “treasonous.”

A Rivers court barred Amaewhule, 26 other lawmakers from parading as Assembly members, heavy police presence seen at Assembly entrance.

Pat Utomi has highlighted the need for new political order, stressing failure of existing parties to add value to nation-building.

The election victory of military ruler Mahamat Deby implies that the Deby family’s 34-year-reign in Chad will continue.

Wike’s former adviser Inko-Tariah has defended Governor Fubara, attributing impeachment threats against him to sentimental politics and questioning their validity.

A factional Assembly leadership in Rivers State has declared all actions taken by the Amaewhule-led faction as void.

South-South Leadership Forum Coordinator Sara-Igbe says Rivers lawmakers are impostors in the eyes of the law.

Under Togo’s new constitution, the president will not be elected by popular vote; parliament will select the head of state.