In a New Year message broadcast on Thursday morning, President Jonathan said the Federal Government will not tolerate what happened in 2011 elections, when some people unleashed violence after the exercise
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The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, in a statement said the party and well-meaning Nigerians were happy with the ongoing transformation in the sectors
Abdulsalam, who gave the clarification in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, said the rumour had gone viral on social media
The group, in a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Martins Andekin, also threatened not to vote President Jonathan if he would not uphold democratic principles regarding the conduct of the Taraba State PDP primaries
Ogundipe made the comment at the launch of Goodluck Lagos Grassroots Project founded by the Lagos PDP Forum of Council Chairmen
Many of those who read the earlier part of this article had contacted me. Some of them complained that I did not mention some people whose role they consider visible in escalating what is now referred to as the Jonathan-Amaechi saga.
Indication emerged on Monday that Senate is set to accelerate consideration of President Jonathan’s $1 billion request to fight insurgency in the North East.
Malala is coming under the auspices of the United Nations observance of the Malala Day, which is meant to ask children “to stand up for education
In a statement issued in London on Sunday by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the President has exhibited a gross abuse of executive power by leading his party to prematurely kick-start the campaign for the 2015 elections in violation of the law
Elegbeleye observed that President Jonathan’s unwavering support to the team did the magic in Ethiopia and he charged the team to finish up the job in Calabar, Cross River on November 16, 2013
“We want to first of all thank Nigerians for their continuous support
and prayers. The game against Tahiti has come and gone
He said: “Yoruba people have been pushed out of the nation’s First Eleven
Jonathan in their neighbourhood, the strongest indication of the new year that he will contest in 2015 at a time Nigerians were trying to grapple with the stale air of his administration. It was no mistake that the same posters resurfaced in Abuja, less than 24 hours after the election of Tony Anenih as the BoT chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party