Borno residents allege Ganduje’s exit is part of plan to remove VP Shettima
Borno residents say Ganduje’s resignation as APC Chair is part of a calculated move to deny VP Shettima a 2027 ticket.
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Why Abacha couldn’t kill Tinubu’s mother, according to MKO Abiola’s son Jamiu
Jamiu Abiola, son of the late MKO Abiola, has debunked claims that President Bola Tinubu or his mother supported the annulment of the June 12, 1993, election.
Tension among Fubara’s camp as peace deal with Wike sparks backlash
President Bola Tinubu has brokered a peace deal between Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike
Obi hails Ganduje’s resignation, urges other ailing leaders to step aside
“I must commend Dr. Ganduje for prioritising his health above all else,” Obi said. “With his health reportedly in decline, it is both wise and honourable to step aside…”
Tinubu ousts Ganduje ahead of Kwankwaso’s defection to APC
“They had to let Ganduje go because he didn’t have the same political clout as Mr Kwankwaso and the president needs Kano to ensure victory in 2027.”
Health or politics? Inside Ganduje’s sudden exit as APC chairman
APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje has resigned, citing health reasons—but insiders say political calculations, including 2027 VP zoning and a rumored ambassadorial appointment, played a bigger role.
Fubara to return as governor, drops 2027 bid in peace deal brokered by Tinubu
“Wike is the real winner here. By controlling the LG chairmen, he retains significant influence over the state’s political machinery, which will be crucial for 2027,” – a presidency source
Details: The deal Tinubu brokered between Wike and Fubara
Fubara will be reinstated to complete his four‑year tenure but must forgo any plans to seek a second term in 2027
We’re united behind Fubara’s leadership — Wike declares
The rift, which began in October with impeachment threats, has now been formally resolved.
‘Most of 110 associations seeking to become political parties have their addresses in cemeteries’…
‘Most of 110 associations seeking to become political parties have their addresses in cemeteries’…