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Arising From My Vacation; MY WHITE FLAG. -Maxwell Adegbenro

"Remembering....."If this is the wish of the people, I stand in deference"~ JKF. Sir, God bless you for this! 2:08pm, Banillux, Lagos, Nigeria this afternoon electrified my enduring ambiance in company of the three friends have made online. We met, and exchanged glasses on the magniloquence of Ekiti politics. The maiming and castigation of those that won't align with the interest of Fayose by the gruesome people at the other divide form the basis our discussions.

I’ll restore military ties with US –Buhari

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The President-elect, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), on Tuesday said his administration would restore military cooperation with the United States of America. In an article published by the New York Ti mes in its Tuesday edition, Buhari promised to, among other things, reform the military.

FAYEMI LAMENTS THE FATE OF CHIBOK GIRLS, A YEAR AFTER

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Former Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi has lamented the inability of the present administration to effect the release of over 200 school girls abducted by the Boko Haram insurgents in Chibok, Borno State exactly one year ago. Fayemi who described the callous act of the insurgents as highly ignoble, said the experience of the students as well as their parents and family members is saddening and traumatising. He added that the situation was made worse by the failure of the present administration to properly coordinate and effect the release of the missing girls a year after.

The 2015 Presidential Elections and the Role of Nigerian Youth -Akin Rotimi

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The elections have come and gone. Heroes and villains alike have emerged as we move on as a country along the path of healing and reconciliation after a most divisive election that stretched the nation at the seams. The documentation of the history of the elections would however be incomplete without the accounts of the role of Nigeria’s youth. To start with, young Nigerians below the age of 35 make up about 70 percent of the population. Nigeria’s unemployment rate is spiralling upwards, growing at 16% per year. The youth of the nation are the most impacted, with a youth unemployment rate over 50%. We are the demographic group that most bears the brunt of the effects of bad governance and failed campaign promises. It is therefore understandable that the youth in their numbers energized the campaigns of the two leading parties in the elections, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Full Text Acceptance Speech By General Muhammadu Buhari

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Your Excellency, the Vice President elect, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, your Excellency, Chief Rotimi Amaechi, the Director General of APC Presidential Campaign, 2015, your Excellency, the former Governor of Edo State and National Chairman of our great party, your Excellency the Governor Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, your Excellency, the former Governor of Imo State, Dr Ogbonaya Onu, Your Excellency, the former Governor of Ekiti State, Engineer Oni, your Excellency the former Governor of Kwara, Bukola Saraki, your Excellency, the Speaker of the House of Representative, Honourable Aminu Tambuwal, Please, let me stand on existing protocol. At exactly 5:15 yesterday (Tuesday) evening, President Jonathan called to congratulate me on my victory. For this, I want all Nigerians to join me in congratulating and appreciating Mr President for his statesmanship. President Jonathan was a worthy opponent. I extend my hand of fellowship to him. I look forward to meeting him soon, as we p...

Dr. Eniola Ajayi Congrautlates Buhari.

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Ekiti State House of Representatives Candidate for Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 1 in the just concluded election of March 28, 2015, Dr. Eniola Ajayi, has congratulated the All Progressives Congress Presidential candidate, General Mohammadu Buhari(rtd.) on his resounding victory at the polls. Ajayi, ''thanked Nigerians for largely conducting themselves peacefully during the presidential polls and for their commitment to ensuring that democracy was preserved in Nigeria, adding that this was a proof that the democratic system of government has come to stay''. In a statement signed by her Special Assistant on Information and New Media, Adeyemi Olajuwon Obalola, said that going by the outcome of the election, the people have spoken and demonstrated with their votes that change is possible in Nigeria. She expressed the hope that a Buhari presidency will bring about the much anticipated and needed security, economic growth and by extension deve...

Buhari Officially Declared Winner by JEGA

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I Prof. Attahiru Mohammed Jega hereby certify that 1. I was the RO of the President Election held on the 28 March, 2015 2. The Election was contested That the candidates received the following votes: - Senator Anifowoshe: 22,125 -Alhaji Galadima: 40,311 3. Rafiu Salau: 30,673 4. Dr.Mani I.: 29,666 5. Ayeni Musa:53,537 6) General Mohameed Buhari, 15,424,921. 7) Chief Sam E.:36,300 8) Ambrose Owuru:7,435 9) Oluremi Sonaiya:13,076 10) Martins Onovo: 24,455 11) Goodluck Ebele Jonathan:12,853,162 12) Allagoa Kelvin Chinedu:24,475 13) Godson Mgbodile O.Okoye:9,208 14)Dr.Chekwas Okorie: 18,220 That Mohammed Buhari, APC, having satisfied the requirement of the law and scored the highest no.of votes is hereby returned the winner -JEGA