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Afenifere Asks Tinubu To Intervene in Osun LG Crisis

Afenifere Calls On Tinubu To Resolve Osun LG Crisis The Pan-Yoruba socio-political group Afenifere has urged President Bola Tinubu to step in and resolve the local government (LG) crisis in Osun State . In a statement released on Wednesday and signed by its state leadership, Afenifere said it was deeply concerned about the ongoing instability and called for urgent federal intervention. The group also asked the national leadership of Afenifere to take swift disciplinary action against Oba Oladipo Olaitan , whom they accused of illegally declaring himself head of the group in Osun and calling for the president’s impeachment over the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway project . Afenifere Demands Expulsion of Rebel Leader Afenifere’s Osun State chapter described Oba Oladipo Olaitan’s actions as “gross indiscipline and grave disloyalty” . They have recommended his expulsion and excommunication from Afenifere , accusing him […]

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Anambra Guber Race Upheaval: Moghalu Set for LP Ticket as Nwosu Exits Over Alleged Irregularities

The Labour Party (LP) governorship primary for Anambra State’s November 2025 election took a dramatic turn as aspirant John Nwosu withdrew hours before the vote, citing “grave irregularities” and leaving George Moghalu, former National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) chief, as the sole candidate. The controversy has cast a shadow over the party’s internal processes and raised questions about compliance with electoral guidelines. Nwosu’s Explosive Exit: Delegates, Deadlines, and “Illegality” In a scathing statement, Nwosu accused the LP of flouting its own constitution and INEC guidelines. Key grievances include: No delegate congress: Despite INEC requirements, Nwosu claimed no delegates were elected across Anambra’s 21 LGAs. A disputed list emerged just 8 hours before the primary. Abure’s “illegal” oversight: The primary was allegedly orchestrated by ex-LP National Chairman Julius Abure, whose tenure expired a day earlier following a Supreme Court ruling on April 4, 2025. Nwosu argued Abure’s actions “lacked […]

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