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PDP RECORDS MAJOR POLITICAL MOMENT AS GARBA YAKUBU LADO FILES GOVERNORSHIP FORMS
Elections

PDP RECORDS MAJOR POLITICAL MOMENT AS GARBA YAKUBU LADO FILES GOVERNORSHIP FORMS

The National Headquarters of the Peoples Democratic Party at Wadata Plaza, Abuja, on Tuesday played host to another notable political development as Katsina State gubernatorial aspirant, Garba Yakubu Lado, formally submitted his Nomination and Expression of Interest forms ahead of the party’s forthcoming governorship primaries. The event attracted party supporters and loyalists who gathered in solidarity as the former senator reaffirmed his dedication to purposeful leadership, party unity, and the rebuilding of the PDP’s political strength in Katsina State ahead of the 2027 general elections. The development further reflects renewed momentum within the opposition party as stakeholders continue consultations and preparations toward the next electoral cycle. “Indeed, the PDP is back and better. Power to the People.”

Site manager·May 13, 2026
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT BUILDS AT PDP SECRETRIAT OVER NATASHA AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN'S VISIT TO WADATA PLAZA
Politics

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT BUILDS AT PDP SECRETRIAT OVER NATASHA AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN'S VISIT TO WADATA PLAZA

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Headquarters in Abuja witnessed a wave of excitement and political activity as Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan officially stormed Wadata Plaza to submit her Nomination and Expression of Interest forms ahead of the party’s forthcoming electoral process. Her arrival drew enthusiastic supporters, party stakeholders, and loyalists who gathered to welcome the distinguished lawmaker and celebrate what many described as another significant milestone for the party. The vibrant atmosphere at the PDP National Secretariat reflected the growing momentum within the party, as aspirants across the country continue to demonstrate strong participation in the ongoing nomination exercise.

Site manager·May 12, 2026
FG LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE DRUG TESTING POLICY TO CURB SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Editorial

FG LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE DRUG TESTING POLICY TO CURB SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

The Federal Government’s introduction of mandatory drug testing for secondary school students marks a significant step in tackling the rising challenge of substance abuse among Nigerian youths. Through periodic and surprise screenings, the initiative aims to promote early detection, counselling, rehabilitation, and safer learning environments in schools nationwide. The policy reflects a broader commitment to protecting students’ mental health, strengthening discipline, and supporting the national fight against drug abuse through preventive and corrective measures rather than punishment.

Site manager·May 11, 2026
CHIEF UCHE NNAJI INITIATIVE EXPANDS DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AMONG STUDENTS AND YOUTHS
Elections

CHIEF UCHE NNAJI INITIATIVE EXPANDS DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AMONG STUDENTS AND YOUTHS

Chief Uche Nnaji “Nwakabie” has continued to demonstrate strong commitment to youth empowerment and democratic inclusion through initiatives aimed at increasing civic participation among young Nigerians. Through the Uche Nnaji Initiative, students of the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, and youths in surrounding communities were supported in registering and processing their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), making the electoral process more accessible and convenient. By facilitating the presence of INEC officials within the university environment and providing transportation support to registration centers, the initiative helped reduce the challenges often associated with voter registration. The effort has been widely praised as a practical and impactful investment in youth participation, civic responsibility, and the future of democratic governance in Nigeria.

Site manager·May 11, 2026
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Politics

OSHIOMHOLE DEMANDS AKPABIO'S RESIGNATION OVER PROPOSED SENATE RULE AMENDMENT

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has sparked fresh debate within Nigeria’s Senate following his strong opposition to the proposed amendment of the Senate Standing Rules. In his remarks, Oshiomhole questioned the moral and constitutional basis of altering leadership qualification requirements while the current Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, allegedly benefited from the existing rules during his own emergence as a principal officer and later as Senate President. Referencing former Senate President David Mark’s eight-year tenure, Oshiomhole argued that stable institutions are built on consistency, fairness, and respect for established democratic processes rather than politically motivated rule changes. He maintained that expanding eligibility for Senate leadership should strengthen competition and democracy ,not trigger attempts to narrow the field for personal or political advantage .

Site manager·May 08, 2026