Nigeria Elections
HOW SOLUDO’S LIES AGAINST PETER OBI OVER ANAMBRA DEBT COLLAPSED UNDER OFFICIAL RECORDS
By Great Imo Jonathan Governor Chukwuma Soludo's attempt to rewrite the financial history of Anambra State has backfired. What was…
đŸ‡³đŸ‡¬ Who Are Nigerians Really Going to Vote For in January 2027?
đŸ‡³đŸ‡¬ Who Are Nigerians Really Going to Vote For in January 2027? That is the big question. And right now,…
DUAL TRANSMISSION AND THE LAW: WHAT PETER OBI SAID, WHAT THE ELECTORAL ACT 2026 SAYS, AND WHAT WE MUST NOT MISCONSTRUE
In 2027, the election will be won not just by BVAS and IReV, but by responsible communication. Politicians must not…
WHY NIGERIANS SHOULD VOTE PETER OBI IN 2027: 8 REASONS WHY HE IS BETTER THAN TINUBU AND ATIKU
By Great Imo Jonathan Before 2027 if you are confused about who to vote for as the next President of…
Why APC Holds the Advantage in 2027 — and Why the Opposition Will Cry Foul Again
The coming election will highlight the contrast between the APC's unified national machinery and the opposition's fragmented approach. Unless opposition…
PETER OBI AND THE DANGEROUS POLITICS OF FANTASY
By DAN Osa-Ogbegie, Esq. There is something fundamentally troubling about the Peter Obi presidential proposition. After several years of relentless…
2027 Elections: Analysis of Party Nominations Shows APC as Strongest Contender for Presidency
Based purely on nomination strength and electoral logistics, the APC is currently the strongest party and the most likely to…
Northern Nigeria in 2027: Politics, Security, and the Pulse of the People
Northern Nigeria enters 2027 with a paradox: structural dominance for the APC, but a volatile electorate. The final INEC list…
The South‑East in 2027: Governors, Grassroots, and the Obi Factor
The Peter Obi factor will energize voters, particularly in urban centers, but without entrenched grassroots structures, NDC’s Senate prospects remain…
The South-West in 2027: Tinubu’s Heartland and the Power of the Governors
The January 16, 2027 elections in the South-West will be less about party competition and more about consolidation. With four…
How the Parties Will Fare in the South‑South on 16 January 2027
Ultimately, the governors’ control of grassroots mobilization — through local governments, traditional institutions, and resource deployment — will remain the…
TAKE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS AWAY FROM STATE ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS
By Otunba (Dr.) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo Nigeria Needs One Electoral Standard and Midterm Local Elections Twenty-seven years into the Fourth…
