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Sule Lamido Backs ADC Opposition Coalition, Reaffirms Loyalty to PDP

Former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido has declared support for the ADC-led opposition coalition ahead of 2027 but insists he will never leave the PDP, calling it the party he helped build.

Ex-APC Chairman Oyegun Joins ADC, Unveils 2027 Opposition Coalition Platform

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Former APC National Chairman and ex-Edo governor, John Odigie-Oyegun, has officially joined the African Democratic Congress, positioning it as a platform for a grand opposition coalition to challenge APC dominance in 2027.

PDP Screens Aspirants for Edo By-Elections, Dismisses ‘Fake’ Caretaker Committee

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As the Independent National Electoral Commission prepares for legislative by-elections in Edo State, the PDP has completed aspirant screenings and dismissed a rival faction it called an impostor caretaker committee.

Ireti Kingibe Slams Wike as Tinubu’s ‘Biggest Mistake,’ Accuses FCT Minister of Autocracy, Land Grabs

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A blistering political face-off is erupting in Nigeria’s capital as Senator Ireti Kingibe accuses FCT Minister Nyesom Wike of operating like a dictator, disrespecting the rule of law, and running the FCT as a private estate.

Peter Obi Risks Political Backlash if He Exits ADC Coalition, Youth Wing Warns

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Amid growing political realignments, the African Democratic Congress Youth Vanguard has warned that Peter Obi’s possible exit from the ADC-led opposition coalition could damage his political legacy and alienate millions of young supporters.

Kingibe Dares Wike: If You Believe in Your Achievements, Face Open Election

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FCT Senator Ireti Kingibe challenges Minister Nyesom Wike to submit to open democratic contest in 2026 council elections, rejecting rigging insinuations.

Minister Idris: Tinubu Never Ordered Lies, Arrests, or Intimidation of Journalists

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Mohammed Idris says President Tinubu has never directed him to lie, harass, or arrest journalists, reaffirming the administration’s commitment to press freedom and open engagement with the media.