President Buhari Louds His Achievements, Legacy

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday revealed that by the time he vacates office as President of Nigeria on May 9, 2023, he would have bequeathed a home-grown economy, stable democracy and revamped security forces to the country.
Speaking at a dinner in honour of the 2022 Committee of Business, Political, Media and Civil Society Leaders, the President said he was looking forward to completing his tenure in 2023, leaving a legacy for a united, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria with 24 years of uninterrupted democracy. He assured Nigerians that his administration will finish strong in the last lap of his tenure. “I am gradually entering my final year in office. It is a period I intend to spend not only on consolidating on the achievements of the past seven years but also to leave a legacy for a united, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria.

Ekiti 2022: APC Reschedules Governorship Primary Election To January 27

The ruling party, All Progressives Congress (APC) has postponed its governorship primary election in Ekiti state which was earlier scheduled to hold on Saturday, January 22, 2021. According to the revised timetable, the exercise would now hold on Saturday, January 27, 2021.

National Assembly

Nigerian Senate has passed the Electoral Act Amendment Bill and has approved the electronic transmission of results. The approval was given on Tuesday when the lawmakers resumed plenary after a three-week recess.

Breaking: Former Nigerian Interim Leader, Ernest Shonekan Dies At 85

Chief Ernest Shonekan, the former leader of the Interim National Government that succeeded the military junta of General Ibrahim Babangida, has died.

Olubadan Of Ibadan, Oba Adetunji Dies at 93

The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji has died at the aged of 93. He reportedly passed on at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, on Sunday, as confirmed by palace sources.

Breaking: Imo Assembly Speaker Emeziem Impeached

Lawmakers in the Imo State House of Assembly on Monday impeached the Speaker, Paul Emeziem and the member representing Obowo constituency, Kennedy Ibe has been elected as the new Speaker of the Assembly. Emeziem was impeached during a plenary session by 19 lawmakers out of 27 in a signed letter over alleged gross misconduct, forgery, abuse of office, and high-handedness.