Ozigbo, who spoke with newsmen on Monday, said the All Progressives Grand Alliance candidate was still defeatable
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Prof. Florence Obi, INEC Returning Officer for the election made, the announcement on Sunday night in Awka, the state capital
Against all odds, the election held yesterday with people going to their polling units to vote the candidate of their choice even though in some areas, the election didn’t start on time due to technical issues.
This was as the INEC announced that collation of results at the State level will commence on Sunday as voting goes on in other areas
The election, which comes up today has Obiano’s party, All Progressives Grand Alliance, fielding Charles Soludo, as candidate
The two clashed during the Anambra Gubernatorial Debate organised by Arise TV on Monday.
I would love to borrow the word of a popular man of God: “A true prophet prophesies when there is no situation on ground.”
Soludo, the candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, had while speaking on Channels TV programme, Politics Today, on Thursday shocked the show’s host, Seun Okinbaloye, and viewers when he could not put a figure to the state’s debt profile.
The Oye faction conducted the primary that produced Prof. Charles Soludo as its Anambra State governorship candidate.
No thanks to the plethora of court cases disputing the conduct and outcome of their primaries.
Ubah, who represents Anambra South in the upper chamber, disclosed this is in a statement by his media office on Sunday titled, ‘Anambra 2021: Senator Ifeanyi Ubah Challenges Prof. Soludo To Provide His Manifesto Within 48hours And A Public Debate Within 7 Days Of Presentation Of His Manifesto’.
Soludo, who last week declared his intention to run for the governorship of Anambra State on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, said this at an interactive session with some journalists in Awka, the Anambra State capital
Prof Charles Soludo, Former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria has called for collective response in tackling poor healthcare system, poverty and other major challenges facing the country.
The Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele, has pledged to reposition Nigerian banks through recapitalization during in his second term.
Soludo made the call in Lagos while delivering the inaugural lecture of Ndigbo Lagos Foundation with the theme: “The Political Economy of Restructuring the Nigerian Federation”.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the theme of the lecture was: “The Political Economy of Restructuring the Nigerian Federation”.
It also demanded creation of one additional state in the South-East geo-political zone, scrapping of local government system and resource control for states where natural resources were exploited.
“We are going down a dangerous path that ruins the economy. I don’t know any other country where such is tolerated, except perhaps what I watched in a movie about Idi Amin and his governor of central bank.”
Let me make three quick points to provide some context to our discourse. First, I supported President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB) over Jonathan not because I was convinced about the credibility of the APC manifesto (and I said so in my article in January this year) but for three reasons
Kwentor told the News Agency of Nigeria in Awka on Saturday that the action of the screening committee was in line with the party’s constitution