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“The sharks are circling,” Gov. Fubara said in reference to Wike’s defection to APC
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“The sharks are circling,” Gov. Fubara said in reference to Wike’s defection to APC

2 years ago892 min

Siminalayi Fubara, the governor of Rivers State, begged Nyesom Wike, his predecessor, not to avoid him even if he switched sides in the political debate. Fubara made this statement during Wike’s Thanksgiving celebration on Sunday at his home on Ada-George Road. Please don’t be too far away from me since I know that the sharks and the tigers are really around looking for something to injure, even though we are seeing indicators that it seems...

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N’Assembly: PDP, LP, NNPP, others fight for last principal offices

2 years ago7426 min

Following the election of the Senate President, Deputy Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Deputy Speaker on Tuesday, members of the minority parties in the two chambers of the National Assembly have started the process of filling the remaining major positions in the Senate and House of Representatives. Seven opposition parties have representatives in the minority caucus, which has a larger number of members than the APC, the party in power.  ...

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Shettima regrets NASS Leadership comment, apologises to Muslims
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Shettima regrets NASS Leadership comment, apologises to Muslims

2 years ago632 min

Kashim Shettima, vice president, has apologised to the Muslim community for his remark regarding the choice of leaders for the 10th Assembly. Shettima had stated, “Under the current dispensation, the worst incompetent Southern Christian is better than the most puritanical Northern Muslim for the Presidency of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria” in a meeting with lawmakers prior to the National Assembly election. The remark sparked a contentious discussion, particularly on social media....

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