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Ganduje-Stresses The Importance Of A Transparent And Well-Structured APC At Book Launch (View Text)
Former Ekiti State Governor and prominent All Progressives Congress (APC) member, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, emphasized the need for the ruling party’s active involvement in policy formulation at the Aso Rock Villa….CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Fayemi urged the APC’s national chairman, Umar Ganduje, to effectively communicate the party’s manifesto, relay the sentiments of Nigerians from diverse communities, and provide genuine feedback to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Speaking at the public launch of the book titled ‘APC and Transition Politics,’ authored by Salihu Mohammed Lukman, a former National Vice Chairman (North West) of the APC, Fayemi expressed his belief that the APC should not be a mere observer in policy-making but actively engage in projecting the party’s vision.
Fayemi stated, “This party should be the one to tell Mr. President that this is the feedback from the communities and constituencies out there, not what he is hearing in the villa where he is locked up.”
Addressing the chairman, Fayemi acknowledged the importance of the book, urging party executives at various levels to read it for the rebuilding process of the party. He emphasized Ganduje’s commitment to the organic growth of the party.
Ganduje, in his remarks, highlighted the necessity of a well-structured and repositioned APC that serves the interests of the masses. He emphasized the party’s dual role as an institution responsible for appointing officials and ensuring the implementation of the party’s manifesto. Additionally, Ganduje stressed the importance of the party being accountable to the people and transparent in conveying the government’s achievements.
Prominent figures at the event included Ganduje, former APC national chairmen Adams Oshiomhole and Chief Bisi Akande, representatives of former Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajuddeen Abbas, among other APC leaders.
The National Rescue Movement (NRM) has stated that it has no intention of entering into any merger or coalition with other political parties ahead of the 2027 general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Speaking at a press briefing in Abuja on Tuesday, the party’s National Chairman, Prince Chinedu Obi, said NRM is focused on building a strong platform that will produce a credible presidential candidate capable of challenging the incumbent government in 2027.
Responding to questions from journalists, Obi reiterated that the party would contest the elections independently, stressing: “We are not planning to merge with any political party or join any coalition. We will produce our own presidential candidate.”
He also claimed that the Federal High Court had resolved the party’s internal dispute following the dismissal of an appeal filed by a faction led by Chief Edozie Njoku.
According to him, NRM now stands as one of the strongest political parties in the country, insisting that reports of internal crisis were false and influenced by non-members.
Obi added that the party is open to supporting credible aspirants for various elective positions in the 2027 elections.
He further maintained that the NRM is determined to present itself as a “rescue platform” for Nigeria’s current challenges, urging Nigerians to take the party seriously ahead of the polls.
Newly elected President of the Middle-Belt Youth Congress (MYC), Comrade Obande Gideon Obande, has stated that the 2027 general elections will usher in a major shift in political participation across the region, insisting that it will “no longer be business as usual.”....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
He made the remarks during his acceptance speech after emerging as President of the Congress for a four-year term at an elective congress held in Abuja.
Speaking to delegates and stakeholders, Obande said Middle-Belt youths are prepared to take a more active role in Nigeria’s political process.
He declared that the region’s young people would no longer remain passive, stressing that they intend to organise, mobilise, and ensure their voices are properly represented.
Obande also emphasised unity as a key focus of his leadership, pledging to place the collective interest of the Middle-Belt above personal ambition.
He said his mandate was about service and bringing people together to pursue shared goals that reflect the aspirations of the region.
Highlighting key challenges facing the Middle-Belt, including political exclusion, insecurity, and underdevelopment, he called for more strategic and purposeful leadership.
He noted the need to move from discussions to practical action, adding that youths deserve greater inclusion, opportunities, and security.
Obande further said his leadership would push for stronger youth representation in governance and more active engagement in decision-making processes.
He added that the Congress would work to build partnerships and demand accountability across all levels of leadership.
Obande, a former student union leader and immediate past president of the Ochetoha K’Idoma Youth Wing, is known for his advocacy on issues affecting the Middle-Belt region.
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Ogun Assembly Issues Strong Warning Over Damage To Public Infrastructure, Adopts New Planning Rules.
The Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Oludaisi Elemide, has cautioned residents against indiscriminate waste disposal and the use of road shoulders for storing building materials, warning that such practices obstruct traffic flow and damage public infrastructure.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
He issued the warning while responding to a matter of urgent public importance raised by the lawmaker representing Sagamu II State Constituency, Ademola Adeniran, during a plenary session. Adeniran had drawn attention to ongoing cases of residents dumping building materials along roadsides for extended periods, creating hazards and inconveniencing road users.
According to him, the practice has continued to degrade road infrastructure, complicate maintenance efforts, and disrupt traffic movement in affected communities.
In a related development, the House of Assembly also adopted a report from its Committee on Lands and Housing on the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development’s revised regulations aimed at strengthening planning and development control across the state.
The approved regulations include the Ogun State Building Production Management Regulation 2025, Planning and Development Permit Regulation 2025, Slum Regeneration Regulation 2025, Outdoor Physical Furniture Regulation 2025, and Layout and Land Subdivision Regulation 2025.
The resolution followed the presentation of the committee report by Chairman Damilola Soneye, seconded by Lukman Adeleye, and unanimously adopted by lawmakers through a voice vote after a motion moved by the House Leader, Yusuf Sheriff.
Following the adoption, the Speaker directed that the resolution be forwarded to all relevant authorities for implementation.
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