Tag: #Nigeria2015

In its appraisal published February, political research firm, Eurasia, tips President Jonathan for a narrow win of the 2015 election.

“When asked which party they expect to win 40 per cent said the PDP while 38 per cent gave it ...

The APC presidential flag bearer says “the president has not measured up to the least expectations of Nigerians and that ...

​The group says Mr. Mohammed’s actions are similar to those of other ministers who put their personal interests above their ...

The party notes that President Goodluck Jonathan has yet to denounce Niger Delta militants who threatened war if he is ...

The president said Nigerian youth must take over the leadership of the country.

“We wish to restate that the PDP is fully ready for the general elections.”

“The targets of this electoral swindle are mostly impoverished women in the rural areas who are easily deceived and taken ...

The President also promises to recover territories lost to Boko Haram and ultimately defeat the terrorist group.

: “President Jonathan has transformed almost all the sectors of the economy and I call on all Nigerians to return ...

Mr. Buhari says if given the opportunity to rule Nigeria as President, he would end insurgency and corruption in the ...

The presidential election holds February 14.

The aide says the religious leaders are pressing for a similar agreement.

Full list of senatorial candidates for the February 15 National Assembly Elections as released by INEC.

Gombe has been experiencing political violence since campaigns started.

"The damage was quite extensive with the chairman’s office being the worst hit."

“Academic qualification is a threshold issue that cannot be waived for any citizen no matter how highly-placed.”

The All Progressives Congress says the State Security Service is a disservice to Nigeria.

“Fighting insurgency requires the Commander in Chief to lead from the front by providing leadership."

Critiques say the public office holders would relegate their original duties.

"These are the only ways to avoid throwing Nigeria into chaos before, during and after the 2015 general elections."

Mr. Maku says his gubernatorial ambition is still on course.

Mr. Akpabio says Nigerians who vote any candidate other than Mr. Jonathan in the 2015 elections are bigots.

Mr. Mbaka said Mr. Jonathan is a monumental failure who should even resign from office before the election.

This government will act decisively against anyone who disrupts the public peace, before, during or after the 2015 general elections.