PDP Is Ready For Edo, Ondo Polls – Fintiri, Damagum
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Governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Fintri and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) acting national chairman, Amb Illiya Damagum, have said the PDP is ready to retain Edo State and reclaim Ondo State in the forthcoming governorship election in both states.
Fintri and Damagum stated this yesterday during the inauguration of PDP National Campaign Councils (NCCs) for the governorship elections in the two states.
The Edo and Ondo elections are fixed for September 21 and November 16, 2024 respectively. Fintri is chairman of the Edo campaign council while his Osun State counterpart, Senator Ademola Adeleke, is chairman of the Ondo campaign council.
Nigeria will overcome current socio-economic challenges, says Jonathan
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Former President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed optimism that Nigeria will soon overcome the current socio-economic challenges facing the people of this country.
Jonathan stated this in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital, on Friday, while formally declaring open the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Yenagoa Law Week 2024 with the theme: ‘The Legal Profession In A Time Of Socio-Economic Uncertainty’.
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The ex-president represented by a first-class monarch in Bayelsa, King Collins Daniel, noted that the federal government is doing its best to salvage the situation.
TV Debate: Fani-Kayode, Shehu Sani Speak On Trump’s ‘Edge’ Over Biden
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US President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, in the wee hours of Friday, faced off in the first debate in the 2024 presidential election campaign in the United States.
The format, with each taking turns to speak with their opponent’s microphone muted, was designed to prevent a shouting match with both talking over each other.
The debate was aimed to highlight the differences in the performances of the two men.
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Trump appeared confident, on the front foot and in command, even if his claims sometimes stretched the truth to breaking point. On the other hand, Biden was hesitant, sometimes stumbling over his words and at one point appearing to freeze, few minutes into the debate.
Presidential debate: I feel sorry US has to pick between Trump or Biden, says Bolaji Akinyemi
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Bolaji Akinyemi, a former minister of foreign affairs, says neither Joe Biden nor Donald Trump are fit to lead the United States of America.
US President Biden and Trump, his predecessor, are seeking a return to the White House in the country’s elections in November.
Biden sparred with Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, on Friday night in a debate hosted by CNN.
The president’s speech was at times slurred, throaty, and incoherent, while he stuttered on occasion, and his ripostes came across as weak.