15 Senators dumps APC for PDP

Fifteen senators belonging to the ruling All Progressives Congress have said they were defecting to the opposition People's Democratic Party.

The Senate President Bukola Saraki made the announcement during the plenary on Tuesday.

Saraki is also rumoured to have concluded his defection plans from APC sometime this week, a move that would leave the leadership of the Senate in the hands of the PDP.

Mariri Tsakiya, Kumbotso LGA, Kano State

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Presidential
APC - 333
PDP  - 36

Senate
APC - 207
PDP - 130

Rep
APC - 178
PDP - 154

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OLA OLUWA LG OF OSUN FINAL RESULTS

PRESIDENT:
    APC-8 145
    PDP-6,381
   ADP-416

SENATE:
   APC-7,827
   PDP-4,883
   ADP-2,643

REP:
  APC-7,854
  PDP-4 ,577
  ADP-2,898









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BORIPE L.G OF OSUN

Total Result

President
APC - 12,958

PDP - 7,982

Senator
APC - 13,412

PDP - 8,182
House of Representative

APC - 13,230

PDP- 7,867






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Court stands down Fayose’s

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday stood down for one hour, the fraud trial of the immediate past Governor of Ekiti, Ayodele Fayose, facing charges of N6.9 billion fraud.

A former Minister of State for Defence, Sen. Musiliu Obanikoro, who is the fifth prosecution witness, was billed by cross examination on Monday.

Why I left Nigeria – Nnamdi Kanu

The leader of Pro-Biafra separatist group Nnamdi Kanu has said he left Nigeria because he could not get the necessary protection from the court.

Kanu, who leads the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) was first seen in the public in Jerusalem on Thursday after he went underground in September 2017 following the deployment of troops to the southeastern city of Umuahia.

Nnamdi Kanu’s sudden ‘return’ stirs fresh worries in South East

• Kanu To Give Live Broadcast At 6pm, Today

• Union Condemns Pressure On Ikpeazu To Dethrone IPOB Leader’s Father.

A curious combination of tension and excitement has enveloped the South East following the sudden “resurfacing” on Friday of the Supreme Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.