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I’m Happy You Are Offering Yourself to Serve This Nation, Sen Ekweremadu Tells Dele Momodu

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By Eric Elezuo

A former Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has expressed his happiness over the aspiration of Aare Dele Momodu, to contest the 2023 presidential election, saying he is pleased that somebody like him is offering himself to serve and deliver the country.

Ekweremadu was speaking when he received the presidential hopeful in his home at Independent Layout, Enugu, Enugu State.

In his address, Momodu eulogized Ekweremadu on how he handled his role as deputy president of Senate, as well as the support he gave his principal, Dr. Olusola Saraki.

Presenting his mission with a deep rooted proverb, Momodu stated that he was interested in contesting the presidency on the platform of the PDP.

He informed that though he had never been in power, he had always remained in politics. He used the Chief Moshood Abiola example to illustrate how ready and prepared he is after 12 years of his first attempt. He also said it would have been 30 years after Abiola died, and that everything is happening out of divine orchestration.

“Nigeria deserves better, but a lot of people are pulling us down. But I am presenting myself to put a stop to all the wrongs Nigerians are going through,” he said

He added that he has what it takes to beat all the juggernauts in the party, stressing that “I am playing a different style, a style I know best.”

He frowned that everywhere and everyone in the country is in pains and sorrowful, noting that “We can’t continue to do the same thing the same way, and expect to get a different result”.

Momodu thereafter made a presentation of his books to the former Deputy Senate President, saying that books contains the challenges the country is facing, and their solutions.

“I write and profer solutions, and remain the only aspirant who is speaking intellectually,” Momodu said.

In his response, Ekweremadu appreciated Momodu for honouring him with the visit, saying that he felt important having him in house.

“Dele Momodu is a household name in Nigeria for the right reasons, and we read his write ups. I’m happy people like you are offering themselves for service. Nigerians will have the opportunity to choose between good and evil. I hope God gives you the opportunity to deliver the country,” the senator declared.

He confidently told Momodu to call upon whenever he needs his assistance in his presidential pursuit.

“I am available if for any reason you would need my assistance,” he concluded.

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UK Orders Airspace Restrictions, Road Closures for Tinubu’s State Visit

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Authorities in the United Kingdom (UK) have announced temporary airspace restrictions and road closures in Windsor ahead of President Bola Tinubu’s State visit to the country.

Britain’s monarch, King Charles III, will host Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor Castle on March 18 and 19, 2026.

State visits represent the highest level of diplomatic engagement hosted by the British monarch.

According to Thames Valley Police, extensive security measures will be implemented in Windsor during Tinubu’s state visit, including an expanded airspace exclusion zone and a large-scale policing operation.

The castle already operates under a permanent airspace restriction, but authorities said the exclusion zone will be extended on March 18 between 07:00 and 23:59 GMT.

Police warned that anyone who breaches the restriction will “likely” face arrest.

Security operations will involve search teams, armed units, mounted officers, and road policing officers. Neighbourhood officers and Project Servator teams will also conduct patrols across the town to deter and detect criminal activity while engaging with the public.

Officials added that Windsor’s extensive CCTV network and hostile vehicle mitigation barriers will also be used as part of security arrangements.

Ch Supt Adrian Hall of the joint operations unit said:

“As a force, we have a vast amount of experience in policing royal events in Windsor, and significant planning and preparation have gone into this event.

“We will ensure everyone attending the state visit, including dignitaries, spectators, and members of the public, are kept safe to enjoy the historic occasion.”

Authorities said several road closures and parking restrictions will begin on March 17 ahead of Tinubu’s State visit, warning that motorists may experience temporary disruption on roads in and around Windsor.

Some footways and pedestrian crossings in the town centre will also close periodically between 09:30 and 12:30 on March 17 and 18 for a ceremonial procession.

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False and Misleading: Senator Ireti Kingibe Not Suspended, Says ADC

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The African Democratic Congress, ADC, has dismissed reports that Senator Ireti Kingibe has been suspended from the party, describing the claims as false and misleading.

Kingibe currently represents the Federal Capital Territory in the Senate.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, said the ADC is not aware of any decision to suspend the senator and urged the public to ignore the circulating reports.

Abdullahi emphasized that the party has well-defined constitutional procedures for handling allegations involving its members.

“The African Democratic Congress is unaware of any suspension of Senator Ireti Kingibe, the distinguished Senator representing the Federal Capital Territory,” he said.

He added that as a law-abiding political party, the ADC follows established internal mechanisms when dealing with issues concerning its members rather than addressing such matters through media statements.

“As a law-abiding political party, the ADC has clear constitutional procedures for addressing any allegations involving its members. Such matters are handled through established internal mechanisms, not through press statements,” Abdullahi stated.

The party therefore called on the public and media organizations to disregard the reports of Kingibe’s alleged suspension.

“We therefore urge the public and the media to disregard the reports suggesting that Senator Ireti Kingibe has been suspended by the party, as they are false and misleading,” the statement added.

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Tambuwal Finally Dumps PDP, Defects to ADC

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Former Governor Aminu Tambuwal has announced his defection from the Peoples Democratic Party to the African Democratic Congress.

Mr Tambuwal, who announced his defection in an official letter addressed to his PDP ward chairman on Wednesday, said the move was driven by the party’s unresolved crisis.

“I write to formally tender my resignation as a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), effective from today,” the letter stated.

Mr Tambuwal stated that the party’s persistent internal crisis, leadership disagreements, and divisions at various levels made it difficult for him to continue his active participation and commitment as a member.

“The ongoing conflicts have, unfortunately, worsened the unity and direction that once defined the party,” the former Sokoto governor stated.

Meanwhile, in a statement on X on Thursday, Mr Tambuwal said he had officially joined the ADC with his associates and supporters.

“I am convinced that this decision is guided by my belief that Nigeria needs a stronger political platform built on integrity, accountability, inclusiveness, and a clear commitment to national development.

“I remain fully committed to the service of our country and to the ideals of democracy, justice, and national unity,” the former governor stated.

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