NDC

A Kano NDC senator met with Tinubu at the Presidential Villa, accompanied by Kabiru Gaya and led by Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin. The meeting was described as 'fruitful' by Jibrin.

Rabiu Kwankwaso and Mr. Obi formalized an agreement committing Obi to a single four-year presidential term if elected, with the NDC supporting a return of the presidency to Northern Nigeria in 2031 afterward. Two written agreements underpin this arrangement.

The Kogi High Court denied issuing an order to deregister the NDC. The court stated it would typically not respond to such publications but decided to clarify the matter.

Omo-Agege criticized the removal of a lawmaker who defected from APC to NDC, stating that the people's mandate cannot be extinguished by a voice vote. The process was described as disturbing and disrespectful.

NDC uploaded Peter Obi's nomination details to INEC's portal. The party stated Rabiu Kwankwaso's vice presidential nomination will be submitted after completing required documentation, with other candidate submissions ongoing.

Shuaibu Abubakar filed a lawsuit against Kwankwaso over the Kano NDC primaries, joined by four other aspirants. Abubakar is an ally of Peter Obi and was the second runner-up in the 2023 House of Representatives election under the Labour Party.

The Delta lawmaker's resignation letter was read during plenary, leading the Assembly to declare the seat vacant following their defection from APC to NDC.

The Federal High Court in Lokoja set aside its previous ruling directing INEC to register NDC as a political party. Peter Obi commented on the court's decision to void the registration.

NDC lawmakers condemned a court ruling that voided their party registration, alleging a coordinated plot against the opposition. They pledged to challenge the judgment through legal avenues before the 2027 elections.

The Federal High Court in Lokoja, Kogi State, overturned its earlier judgment that directed INEC to register NDC as a political party. The court's decision nullifies the registration of NDC.

A court overturned a previous judgment that recognized NDC as a political party, citing constitutional defects in the original decision.

The article discusses the NDC's anti-defection law as a potential mechanism to prevent politicians from switching parties, aiming to ensure elected officials remain loyal to their constituencies and the country. It highlights concerns about political instability caused by 'nomadic politicians' and 'political prostitutes' exploiting mandates.

Peter Obi threatened to file a N5 billion lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo if he failed to retract allegations, pay compensation, and apologize. Okonkwo stated he would not retract his words.

Kwankwaso’s son has been named as the running mate for the Kano State NDC governorship. He previously served as the Kano State Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development until resigning in January.

The NDC has faced tension following allegations of manipulations in its recent primaries. The crisis has been declared over, but unresolved issues remain.

Aisha Yesufu was an aspirant for the NDC's FCT Senatorial District primaries and alleged the process was manipulated against her. She rejected the Reps ticket following the primaries.

Aisha Yesufu accused Dickson of appearing insecure and competing with Peter Obi. Dickson claimed on Arise TV that he could have been NDC’s presidential candidate and criticized Obi for not benefiting the party.

The National Assembly amended the 2022 Electoral Act to mandate direct primaries for political parties. Dickson blamed the electoral act for irregularities in the NDC primaries.

Dickson criticized supporters of Peter Obi for attacking NDC leaders, accusing them of falsely alleging hostility towards Obi's camp and alignment with Labour Party members opposing his 2027 political ambitions. The article highlights tensions between NDC and Obi's supporters.

The nomination of candidates for the 2027 Kano election has triggered a crisis in the NDC, with local infighting escalating to the national level. The party's national leadership warned against imposing candidates, signaling potential disciplinary action.

Peter Obi threatens a N5bn lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo. Okonkwo alleged that Obi and the South-east caucus of the NDC demanded a N10 million bribe from House of Representatives aspirants to secure party tickets.

The NDC warned against the imposition of candidates following a meeting with a Kwankwasiyya delegation and stated it has not released primary election results in any state.

The NDC crisis in Kano State continues as the party states it has no list of candidates yet. Mr Director responded to the crisis via a statement shared on X.

The Nilgiris district administration's statements on reducing landslip-prone locations are criticized as 'dangerous' and 'misleading' by the NDC. The opposition group raises concerns about the administration's approach to addressing landslide risks.

The NDC has approved nationwide primaries for 2027 and is beginning reconciliation with members who feel wronged. Some candidates have accused the process of being manipulated.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is reinforcing party supremacy and strengthening internal structures. Members are required to align personal interests with party agendas.

The NDC held its primaries on 29 May for the 2027 general elections but has not announced results due to allegations of manipulation by aspirants. Peter Obi's leadership role in the South-east is highlighted.