Tag: former president olusegun obasanjo

Another cleric at the event, Sheikh Abubakar Gumi, had also explained his role at the reconciliation meeting.

Events in the week showed the electioneering campaign season is upon Nigeria

Mr Kachikwu’s assault on semantics and the fact that he seems to be getting away with it remind this writer ...

Mr Obasanjo on Thursday endorsed Atiku Abubakar for next year's presidential election.

Mr Abubakar polled 1,532 votes to defeat 11 other contestants in the primary.

Until her death Friday, Ms Adedoyin, a former health minister, represented Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency.

He said the All Progressives Congress (APC) would not remove him as senate president.

The so-called third term agenda collapsed May 16, 2006 when the Senate threw out a bill for the amendment of ...

The Paris Club of creditors in 2005 granted Nigeria debt forgiveness to the tune of US$18 billion, after Nigeria agreed ...

The former UN chief died Saturday.

The aspirant visited Mr Obasanjo in Abeokuta.

A former president advised Nigerians to shun medical tourism.

The former president buries raging speculation that he might ultimately reconcile with his estranged lieutenant to dislodge the incumbent in ...

The former governor says the president has done for the zone what Obasanjo and Jonathan could not do.

The former President was in Bayelsa for medical check-up.

“Before we once again sink scarce public resources into a wrong-headed prestige project like an airline, I am glad to ...

Mr. Fayose is one of the most consistent critics of Mr. Obasanjo.

Mr Obasanjo dumped the PDP in the build up to the 2015 general election.

Former president urges the media to be objective and shun reports that can trigger crisis in the country.

The former Minister of Finance and Central Bank Governor died in Abuja on Thursday.

Mr Obasanjo spoke on Wednesday when he paid a condolence visit to Gov. Simon Lalong in Jos.

The rocky relationship between the duo dates back to Mr Obasanjo's days in office as president.

The government says those who have no skeletons in their cupboards have nothing to fear.

The former president says plans to silence him are in two prongs.

The former governor also speaks on how Bola Tinubu disagreed with Mr Obasanjo at a meeting.