Nigeria’s Defence Chief Irabor Says Pressure On Military To Compromise Election ‘But We Remain Neutral’
Personnel are being trained to be more professional, he said.
Personnel are being trained to be more professional, he said.
High Commissioner Catriona Laing said they welcomed Buhari’s commitment to secure the elections.
He announced he was “temporarily dissolving Congress… and installing an exceptional emergency government.”
He said the former Lagos governor advertised incapacity and inefficiency.
He boasted that he remains the frontrunner for 2023 presidential election.
He said Tinubu lied by claiming he built Lagos.
Analysts say rule by unelected proxies dangerous, unacceptable for Nigeria.
The candidates aired their views n sync with their manifestos.
He’s anchoring his campaign on security, production, institutional reforms, industrial revolution, and three other areas.
Meanwhile, the APC Presidential Campaign Council denied that Tinubu plans to relocate the Federal Capital Territory from Abuja to Lagos, if elected.
He said the large attendance further confirmed the strength of APC as the only party of choice in the state.
“We are making sure and working hard so that we transmit freely all around the country.”
The spokesperson of the LP Presidential Campaign Council said the Ogun State chapter which announced the sacking has no such powers.
Albert, a former member of the PDP joined the YPP in July where he won the party’s ticket for the 2023 governorship election.
The IGP said affected police operatives can only wield batons.
EFCC Chair Bawa says Diezani paid out $115m to compromise 2015 polls.
The 52-year-old, who has been in Democratic leadership since 2019, ran unopposed in the closed-door vote.
This occurred a few weeks after the Labour Party debuted its website and solicited for funds from its supporters.
“They want to demarket the Southeast because the presidential aspiration of an Igbo man has taken a life of its own.”
“Nigeria is just 4.1 per cent in the parliament, while in other African countries like Rwanda it is 67 per cent and Senegal about 57 per cent.”
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