2027 Elections: Voter Registration Triggers Early Controversies

Tinubu Revs Up 2027 Presidential Campaign, Appoints Governor Hope Uzodinma as Renewed Hope Ambassador 0
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- November 26, 2025
Less than two days after former Vice President Atiku Abubakar officially joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and signalled his candidacy in the 2027 presidential contest, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu responded with his preparedness signal. He did this by appointing Governor Hope Uzodinma as his Renewed Hope Ambassador, a role like the Director General of
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Insecurity: Recall Recently Retired Military Officers, Declare Emergency and Remove Governors’ Immunity, Says Prof Akinyemi 0
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- November 26, 2025
Seeking swift ways to address the country’s rising insecurity and prevent an external invasion threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump, former foreign affairs minister and well-known diplomat Professor Bolaji Akinyemi has presented bold recommendations to President Bola Tinubu. Professor Akinyemi, in a statement issued in Lagos, urged President Tinubu to remove governors’ immunity, declare a
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Anambra 2025: “Ndi Anambra” Return Charles Soludo for Second Term 0
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- November 9, 2025
Residents of Anambra State, referred to locally as “Ndi Anambra” and drawn from twenty-one local government areas, strongly endorsed the current governor, Prof Charles Soludo, awarding him 422,664 votes and securing his leadership of the State for another four-year term. Despite widespread concerns about insecurity and violence before the November 8 election, the State experienced
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Anambra 2025: Orderly Elections, Low Voter Turnout, Delays in Accreditation and Voting Processes 0
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- November 8, 2025
The Anambra governorship polls began slowly on Saturday, with low voter turnout and minor logistical issues, reflecting past election trends in the state. In several polling stations, accreditation did not commence at the stipulated time of 8:30 am. Like the lull experienced in the campaigns preceding the elections, it was business as usual for several
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