SDP presidential candidate, Jerry Gana, reacts to CJN’s trial
He calls on lovers of democracy to close ranks and confront the emerging "cultic principles and gangsterism" in the political ...
He calls on lovers of democracy to close ranks and confront the emerging "cultic principles and gangsterism" in the political ...
Mr Gana's candidacy does not have the full support of his party's leadership
Applicants question a court’s decision which ordered the SDP to recognise Mr Gana as its presidential candidate.
The Federal High Court on December 14 declared Mr Gana as the rightful presidential candidate of SDP.
The Federal High Court last Friday declared Mr Gana as the rightful presidential candidate of the party.
Some Nigerian lawmakers also called for a return to parliamentary democracy.
The SDP candidate says he is set to appeal the judgement.
The party says the former vice presidential candidate has signed all INEC's forms required to perfect the substitution process.
The governors also met with aggrieved APC leaders in the South-west.
Mr Bamigboye says he is in the race to offer a clear socialist alternative.
Mr Kaloma accused the state governor of handpicking APC candidates in the state.
The SDP leader, Shehu Gabam, also speaks on the party's presidential primary.
A factional leader of the party had rejected Mr Miri whose name was published by INEC.
Mr Omisore backed the ruling APC to a controversial victory in the Osun State election.
Mr Gana says he should be declared the party's flag bearer.
Mr Duke governed Cross River between 1999 and 2007 on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Mr Omisore came third at the governorship election
Mr Omisore is yet to make his decision of supporting any of the candidates known publicly.
The two major parties are soliciting Mr Omisore's support to swing votes in their favour.
Iyiola Omisore stands no chance of being declared winner of the election.
The parties says they will run their separate elections but with their agents ensure the election is free and credible.
PDP chairman asks Britain to expel President Buhari from London.
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"Physical restructuring will not solve all our problems but can reduce it," he said.
Two factions of the SDP produced different candidates.
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