The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi who was amongst the invited guests at the ongoing NBA general annual conference in lagos. Jkcyno news reports. Peter Obi was received with a boisterous noise at the venue which took a while before the cheer was doused. Read Also : Peter Obi Didn’t Demolish Mosques,
Nduka Obaigbena mocks Wike, Praises Tambuwal at his mother’s burial (video)
Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State gave a sign of disapproval when Nduka Obaigbena  founder of THISDAY and Arise TV mocked Governor Nyesom wike of Rivers State at the weekend. Obaigbena, who hosted influential personalities in his hometown in Delta State during the funeral of his mother, Margaret Obaigbena, had briefly taken the microphone from Shina Peters, Afro
Peter Obi Didn’t Demolish Mosques, Northern Group Defends LP Candidate
The Coalition of Northern Groups in Anambra State has absolved the presidential candidate of the Labour (LP)  Peter Obi of allegations of tribal discrimination against Northerners in the state during his tenure as governor. It also dismissed reports that the former governor demolished seven mosques in Onitsha, the commercial hub of the state and chased the Muslims
#ASUUStrike: FG mulls banning of ASUU
Indications emerged yesterday that the Federal Government may consider the option of proscribing the,Academic staff union of Universities ASUU  if it fails to call off the prolonged strike after an offer was made to it. The  Federal Government has also approved an additional N100 billion for the university sector as part of the understanding in
Register our union now, ASUU’s rival, CONUA tells FG
The Congress of University Academics, CONUA, has called on the Federal Government  to, without further delay, register and recognise it as an academic staff union in the university system in Nigeria. This, the union said, had become necessary as it had met all conditions required for it to be so registered. The National Coordinator, Dr
#Throwback : Peter Obi sends Covid-19 palliatives to Anambra, Enugu, Abia and Imo States (pictures)
This is just a quick reminder of what Peter Obi had done lowkey to Nigerians without making much noise about it. During the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria, Peter Obi donated so many palliatives to the people of Anambra, Enugu, Abia and Imo State via various faith organizations (church) and Hospitals through a very reliable Prof. Chinyere Stella Okunna. It was
2023: INEC denies changing election collation procedures
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC  has denied changing its electoral guidelines ahead of next year’s general election with particular references to transmission and collation of results. According to the Commission, the electronic transmission of results which entails uploading polling units-level results to a secure web portal has come to stay, adding that INEC will not
#Obidatti023 : Kaduna Obidients wax stronger by day (video)
Kaduna State LABOUR PARTY held a Town hall meeting in Rido ward chikun LGA in kaduna state. Jkcyno news reports. You’d recall that  Kaduna Obidients more Poised to prove El Rufai wrong (pictures) after the governor made a jest of the Obidient proposed 1 Million march for Peter Obi on the 27th of August, 2022.
Wike the Drama King continues to release tracks
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has continued to use cryptic words to further reveal the internal rancor in PDP. Nyesom Wike in his usual dramatic form accompanied by his band singers made it clear that himself and Waziri Atiku Abubakar still have serious scores to settle. Dubai based Atiku Abubakar and PDP have been setting up committee upon
2023 election results will be collated manually –INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC  has said the collation of results of the 2023 general elections will be done manually despite the adoption of electronic transmission of results. INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman of its Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye , stressed that the commission would transmit results from polling units to