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By Rédaction Africanews Eight days after Cameroon’s presidential election, the National Vote Counting Commission released provisional results pointing to the…
The mass demonstration, one of the largest in recent years, paralysed traffic in the capital and coincided with nationwide strikes…
By Agencies Voters in Seychelles returned to the polls on Thursday for a run-off presidential election between incumbent President Wavel…
By Rédaction Africanews with AP Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in Monday at a ceremony limited to invited…
By Rédaction Africanews and Reuters Malawi’s former president Peter Mutharika has taken an early lead in this week’s election, according…
Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has told a large crowd of supporters and aides that he is now ready to give attention to his second term politicking. The governor declared that he is done with actual governance in the state and will resume active politicking towards his re-election in 2027. He spoke when
The Apex Igbo Socio-cultural Organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has called on President Bola Tinubu to demonstrate exemplary leadership by addressing the pervasive hunger and ineffective economic policies that have proven fruitless over the past two years. The Pan-lgbo group, also advised Tinubu to summon his righteous resolve to put an end to the “Yorubanization” agenda which
Governor Bassey Otu’s aides have given reasons why their principal is not interested in embarking on grandiose projects compared with his immediate past predecessor. Andrea Ekeng Inyang, Chairman, Forum of Special Assistants, in a statement said this as the governor went round to commission some of the abandoned or uncompleted projects he inherited from his
Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has completed the refurbishment of the state governor’s office in Calabar. The office was built in 1968 by former military governor, Brigadier General Udoakaha Jacob Esuene. Donald Duke however gave it a facelift during his first term as governor in early 2000. The structure afterwards witnessed rapid deterioration
The Peoples Redemption Party, PRP, has asked President Bola Tinubu to stop mortgaging the future of Nigeria. The National Chairman of the party, Falalu Bello, made the call in a statement on Thursday in response to the President’s request for approval to take a fresh $24 billion loan. Bello condemned the incessant borrowing without accountability