Court Ruling on Edo Primary, a Setback – PDP

The PDP Edo State Governorship Campaign Council called the Federal High Court ruling that voided its primary election a temporary setback. The court annulled the primary due to the exclusion of 378 delegates. PDP officials clarified that the court did not disqualify their candidate, Asue Ighodalo. Campaign Council Chairman Ahmadu Fintiri expressed confidence in overturning the decision on appeal and committed to intensifying their efforts. Despite challenges, Ighodalo and the PDP vowed to remain focused and dedicated.

Police Arrest Three Armed Robbers in Akwa Ibom

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command arrested three armed robbers who had been terrorizing Ikot Abasi village. The suspects, identified as John Okon Anta, Michael Osudua, and Inyene Joseph Edet, were apprehended on July 1 after robbing a resident. They confessed to the crime, and a locally-made pistol was recovered. Police are continuing efforts to capture other gang members.

Edo Guber: I Know Contest Won’t be Easy — Ighodalo

Asue Ighodalo, the PDP candidate for the upcoming Edo State governorship election, acknowledged the challenges of the contest. Speaking in Abuja, he mentioned that while the election would be difficult due to distractions rather than issues, he remains committed to giving his all. Despite a Federal High Court nullifying the PDP primary that nominated him, Ighodalo expressed confidence in the party's leadership and pledged his utmost effort to make the party proud if elected.

Dele Momodu breaks silence on Davido, Sophia custody battle

Dele Momodu recently commented on the ongoing custody dispute between Davido and Sophia Momodu, his niece. He expressed surprise at Davido's court filing seeking joint custody, citing previous discussions focused on Davido's upcoming wedding and reconnecting with his daughter. Momodu highlighted financial issues, including unpaid school fees and accommodation costs, as major points of contention. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing their daughter's welfare and urged both parties to reach a compromise.