Amaechi has said if he secures ADC’s presidential ticket, he is confident of defeating President Bola Tinubu in 2027 elections.

Former Jigawa governor Sule Lamido says Goodluck Jonathan is PDP’s best option for 2027 and should be wooed back.

PDP has cautioned that any member openly endorsing Tinubu for the 2027 presidential election would face disciplinary sanctions.

PDP has warned members against endorsing Tinubu for 2027, calling such support anti-party and unconstitutional behavior.

The APC Southeast leader has called ADC’s campaign a distraction, saying APC prioritises real development and progress.

INEC has announced the Continuous Voter Registration will begin August 18, taking place in 811 centres across all states and FCT.

Key stakeholders in Rivers State have described the planned August 30 local government elections as gross violation of Nigeria’s Constitution.

Rivers lawyer Cheta Nwala decries local elections under sole administrator, accuses President of unconstitutional overreach and bias

ADC has accused APC of mocking citizens’ suffering by launching premature re-election campaigns for Tinubu despite INEC’s ban on early campaigning.

Lamido has described the APC as a malignant force in Nigeria’s politics, insisting it must be completely excised to restore progress.

Femi Falana slams early 2027 campaigns, urges INEC to enforce the Electoral Act, calling current electioneering illegal and distracting Nigerians.

Dan Ulasi says Peter Obi gives Nigerians hope, but warns PDP must reorganise before 2027 and resolve internal tensions

The Conference of Professionals in the PDP has called on party members to ignore Wike’s comments, insisting they do not reflect party consensus.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has outlined fresh conditions that must be met before he supports the PDP convention.

The ADC has responded to APC’s Abdullahi claims, insisting the party must address real issues and stop deflecting with attacks.

Festus Keyamo has stated that the ADC is in total disarray, describing their efforts as a journey to nowhere.

The Presidency has described Peter Obi’s renewed one-term pledge as deceitful, accusing him of broken promises and political inconsistency.

ADC condemns the N712bn MMIA renovation, calling it wasteful, insensitive, and disconnected from Nigeria’s pressing socio-economic realities.

Governor Sani has dismissed claims of northern marginalisation, citing high-profile appointments and strong federal representation under President Tinubu’s administration.

Peter Obi reaffirms his vow to serve only one term, declaring, “My vow to serve only four years is sacrosanct.”