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2027 Elections: APC Moles on the Rampage
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By Eric Elezuo
It’s no longer news that the crises hitting various political parties in the country have both direct and remote connections to the fast approaching 2027 general elections, with special emphasis to the presidential election.
In the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the Labour Party and the New Nigerian People’s Party (NNPP), the stories of internal crises and leadership tussles have remained constant, causing the leadership and membership of the various parties to lose direction and focus of the business of opposition. These unfolding scenarios have granted the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) unfettered access to shenaniganism, and hope of rescuing the Presidential villa come 2027, their clueless administration and policies that have ravaged coexistence, not withstanding.
It would be recalled that the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), once said that the 2027 election will be a walk in the park for his political camp. The Minister is frolicking with the Tinubu-led APC.
The Minister, who is having a running battle with the governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, at a thanksgiving service by Barinada Mpigi, a federal lawmaker, in Koroma, Tai LGA, made the remarks, stressing that the election will be easy for his camp because of the alliance it has forged with other parties as well as controlling the structures of both APC and PDP in Rivers State.
“With the forces we have, I don’t know of anybody who can challenge us,” Wike boasted.
Again, it is no longer news, going by the way events are unfolding, that the Tinubu-led administration is doing everything within its power to instigated crises in opposition parties to turn the country into a one-party state.
The country strives, and has been striving on multi-party convention since independence, but events in the last couple of months, or dating back to the advent of the Tinubu government, has revealed a trend that showed there is a tendency being hatched by the present administration to convert the country to a one-party state, and creat a leeway for Tinubu to reemerge president in 2027.
It is important to note that this infamous trend is not a function of the ballot papers or boxes or electoral propriety, but inordinate manipulations, using the instrumentality of the courts, judiciary, coercion, setting ‘fire’ in political parties and camps and outright intimidation.
Beginning from day President Tinubu goofed on ascension of the throne, political mechanisms have been put in place to lure vibrant opposition figures towards making dramatic switches to the APC via court rulings and inducemnets, giving a cross sections of Nigerian the effontery to believe there is a hidden agenda to welcome a new Nigeria where political positions both elected and appointed are ‘allocated’ to Tinubu’s APC, and especially retaining Tinubu as president, knowing that Nigerians may have a rethink in voting the president and his party as a result of the trending dismal performances so far portrayed.
A few instances have emerged to raise eyebrows as regards the direction and shape Nigeria political landscape is taking, and to prove that the moles from the ruling party have infiltrated all political parties. Among the instances are the following:
THE UNENDING PDP LEADERSHIP IMBROGLIO
It is still yet to be proved that the APC moles have not penetrated the main opposition PDP, going by the unfolding drama of its weakling leadership, as.supervised by the Acting National Chairman, Amb Illiya Umar Damagum and his Secretary, Senator Samuel Anyanwu.
A cross-section of respondents, who spoke with The Boss, believe that the Damagum leadership, supported by the FCT minister, are working for the APC. The party has been quick to endorse all the activities of the ruling party with its governors forum divided along interest divide.
“This is not hard to imagine. This the Tinubu magic. He has infiltrated the party, and everyone is doing his bidding. Everything points to having him reelected in 2027. If there are no opposition, then the president will have an easy ride back to Aso Rock.
“The crises everywhere is just a typical example of the hand of Esau and the voice of Jacob. Tinubu knows what he is doing,” a respondent told The Boss.
THE LEADERSHIP TUSSLE IN LABOUR PARTY AND NNPP
Like in the PDP, the Labour Party and the Rabiu Kwankwaso-led NNPP are also having a running battle to keep their parties to themselves with moles attacking from every corner. The efforts of the Labour Party to harmonize the party by letting go of his Chairman, Julius Abure, whose tenure has technically ended, has remained an illusion. The appointment of Mrs Esther nenadi Usman, has been truncated by the courts, an instrument believed to an APC organ.
SACK OF ALL ELECTED PDP PLATEAU LAWMAKERS
Earlier in September 2023, the Speaker of Plateau State House of Assembly, Moses Sule was sacked by the state election petitions tribunal.
The election petition tribunal sitting in Jos, sacked the lawmaker, who was elected on the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) platform in the last election.
He was sacked alongside Danjuma Azi, a member representing Jos North West constituency in the assembly. The tribunal declared the former majority leader of the house, Hon. Naanlong Daniel and Hon. Mark Na’ah, all of the APC as winners of the March 18 elections.
In November, no fewer than four National Assembly members elected on the platform of the PDP including the Senate Minority Leader, Simon Mwadkwon, were sacked by the Appeal Court on the grounds that the PDP had no valid structure in the state. They were replaced with failed APC candidates including the former governor, Simon Lalong, who is now the Minister of Labour and Productivity, sparking unrest in the state. Today, Plateau has successfully landed in the hands of APC
THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO SACK ZAMFARA GOVERNOR
The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja sacked Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara and declared the March 18 governorship election in the state as inconclusive.
Zamfara is currently governed by Mr Lawal of the Peoples Democratic Party who defeated the then-incumbent governor, Bello Matawalle, of the APC. Matawalle is now the Minister of State for Defence in the Tinubu administration.
The election tribunal in Zamfara had earlier ruled in favour of Mr Lawal but its ruling was overturned by the Appeal Court.
Lawal, like his counterpart in Kano, was rescued by the Supreme Court decision.
THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO SACK KANO STATE GOVERNOR
The Governor of Kano State survived by whiskers in the quest for the rampage of the APC moles in all sections of the political parties. It wouls be recalled that the Court of Appeal in Abuja upheld the ruling of the Election Petitions Tribunal sacking Governor Abba Yusuf.
In its judgment, the Appeal Court agreed with the judgment of the tribunal, ruling that the fielding of Abba Yusuf was in breach of the Electoral Law as he was not qualified to contest that Election
The verdict comes nearly two months after the Kano Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, on September 20, 2023, sacked Yusuf, declaring the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Nasiru Gawuna, as the winner of the March 18 election.
Yusuf, who contested on the platform of the NNPP, was declared the winner of the election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) after the poll in March.
The tribunal deducted 165,663 votes from Yusuf’s total as invalid votes, stating that the affected ballot papers were not stamped or signed and therefore declared invalid.
The ruling came about six months after the APC candidate conceded defeat to Yusuf in the wake of INEC’s presentation of the certificate of return to the NNPP candidate.
Observers and stakeholders saw the judgment as a means of restoring Kano as an APC stronghold as well as returning its Chairman, and former governor, Abdullahi Ganduje as a force to reckon with in Kano politics in preparation for the 2027 election onslaught. But the Supreme Court intervened, and Yusuf returned as governor.
KOGI AND IMO GUBER ELECTIONS OF 2023
The candidates of the APC, Hope Uzodinma of Imo State, and Usman Ododo of Kogi State, were both declared winners of the November 11, 2023 governorship elections in the states, by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) amid widely reported irregularities.
DailyPost reported that “lapses were recorded in the elections. There were controversies surrounding the data provided on the IReV. Allegations of pre-written results were rife. Worse still, INEC affirmed the controversial results despite alleged evidence of overvoting, disruption of the voting process and clear instances of security agencies aiding the snatching of ballot boxes.”
According to YIAGA Africa, one of the accredited observers for the elections, there were proliferation of the pre-filled result sheet in Polling Unit 020 in Eika/Ohizenyi, Okehi Local Government Area of the state.
The same development was witnessed in PU 004 in Eni Ward of Ogori/Magongo Local Government Area. Yet INEC discountenanced the alarm, and went ahead to release results, and declare the APC candidate winner.
Some observers and Kogi political stakeholders have dismissed everything that happened to the handiwork of the then incumbent Governor, Yahaya Bello. The governor has in turn thanked President Tinubu for the enabling environment to hold and win the election.
In Imo State, a Daily Post investigation reveals that videos were in circulation where security personnel were accused of allegedly helping the government in power disrupt the voting process, and make away with electoral materials.
The paper wrote: “One such incident happened at the Umuchoko Umuohiagu Junction Polling Unit in Ward 11 of Ngor Okpala LGA, where thugs allegedly working for the All Progressives Congress (APC) carted away ballot boxes and other election materials.
“This reportedly happened after the votes were counted and PDP led with 65 votes against APC’s 35 votes and LP’s 17 votes.
Following the alleged gross manipulation and rigging of the polls, some political parties and their candidates, rejected the results.
THE EDO GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION OF 2024
While the sour taste produced by the Imo and Kogi governorship elections was not swallowed, the Edo election came with mixed feelings on September 21, 2024. Despite warnings from the incumbent Governor, Godwin Obaseki, regarding the activities of the Federal Government in state with a former governor, Adams Oshiomhole, as its front, the authorities turned a blind eye. The APC and its candidate, Monday Okpebholo, were eventually declared winners by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) amid complains of electoral malpractice and intimidation from security agencies, who Obaseki boldly declared were working in the interest of the APC. YIAGA Africa also dismissed the Edo election as lacking in merit.
“This government is just positioning itself for the final battle in 2027, and don’t care if they turned this nation into a one-party state. However, it is too early to begin such grandstanding when the elections are still over three years away,” a political analyst told The Boss
An APC stalwart in Lagos State, hinted that there is no better time to do what the party is doing at the present.
“This is the appropriate time to plant only APC members across the country, thanks to the court cases. You know it will be difficult to turn incumbents to party members after the court cases. Using the judiciary to achieve this aim makes everything absolutely foolproof. The party will come after whatever remnants are left in other parties at the conclusion of court cases,” the chieftain, who craved anonymity, said.
The country has only witnessed 17 months of Tinubu’s administration, and it is evident that the ploy has been on since the sixth month of the administration. A lot is still left to be desired in the next two and half years.
Observers have however said that the biggest mole of the APC has remained FCT minister, who became a bride of no particular groom, when he chose to hobnob between two political parties, betraying his own party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and working for the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) in an alliance that compensated him with the FCT job in the bargain.
Wike is still enmeshed in a battle of superiority with his protégé, Fubara over the control of Rivers State. It is believed that his only intention of seeking the soul of Rivers is to seal it for Tinubu’s victory in 2027 while pretending to be in PDP.
While the moles relish in their infamous machinations to secure 2027 for Tinubu and APC amid dangerous economic situations that has impoverished the populace, the remnants of the opposition parties are seeking a merger to checkmate the inordinate ambition of a Tinubu government, which many has already dismissed as failed. There are however, still 29 months to May 29, 2027.
Time will surely tell!
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Wike Not to Blame in Rivers Political Crises, FG Exonerates FCT Minister, Condemns Fubara
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March 19, 2025By
Eric

The Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi, on Wednesday, cleared the Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, of all wrong doings in the Rivers State crises, fingering the suspended Governor of the state, Siminalayi Fubara, for being solely responsible for the imbroglio that has led to a declaration of State of Emergency.
At a media chat with State House correspondent in Abuja, the AGF said President Bola Tinubu acted timely with his proclamation of emergency rule in Rivers State, the suspension of the governor, and the appointment of a sole administration, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (retd).
Fagbemi said Fubara demolished the State House of Assembly Complex to avoid being impeached and refused to rebuild it more than one year later, and blamed the governor for failing to implement the February 28, 2025 ruling of the Supreme Court as well not cautioning militants, who had threatened to blow pipelines in the state. “There was not a word dissuading the militant who issued the threats,” he said.
He said the situation could not have been allowed to continue as the critical economic lifeline of the nation was criminally touched.
Fagbemi said Wike did not feature in the matter that was decided by the Supreme Court and should not be sentimentally brought into it, noting that the emergency rule declaration was some sort of saving grace for Fubara who had been served impeachment notice by pro-Wike lawmakers.
“If that impeachment had been allowed to take its full course, the governor would have entirely lost and completely.
“So, in a way, instead of allowing the impeachment to continue, and which in the end would have seen both the governor and the deputy governor out of office for the entirety of their four-year term with the remainder of what they have — a balance of two years and two months,” the AGF said.
Fagbemi said Wike should not be brought into the matter as he was not responsible for the actions of Fubara who failed to act in line with the constitutional requirements of getting the approval of the state legislators in the affairs of the state.
He said, “There are occasions when it comes to national issues, we have to come out plainly and sincerely. Where do you put the Minister of the FCT in this case? Was he the one who asked for the demolition of the House of Assembly?
“Was he the one who said the governor should not present the budget to the House of Assembly? Was he the one who advised the governor not to go through the House of Assembly for purposes of ratifying the commissioner-nominees?
“I don’t know because if you want to look at a case, you look at the facts that have been presented. The Supreme Court made these critical findings. The FCT minister did not feature.
“Assuming he featured, he would have featured on the side of the legislators but what you have here is let everybody go home for the first six months. So, I don’t see his hands here in what we have.”
Fagbemi advised all those who do not agree with the president’s move to channel their energy to the National Assembly to veto the president’s decision.
Wike, who is the immediate-past governor of Rivers State, has been locked in a protracted power tussle with Fubara, his estranged political godson, for about two years. The apex court recently backed the pro-Wike Assembly led by Martins Amaewhule.
The suspension of Fubara and other democratically elected representatives has been expressly rejected and condemned by many eminent Nigerians, legal luminaries, and groups including Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Rotimi Amaechi, Femi Falana, the Labour Party (LP), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the Nigerian Bar Association, the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), among others.
However, the emergency rule has been praised by the pro-Nyesom Wike suspended lawmakers, who accused Fubara of contravening the Supreme Court ruling on the political situation in the state.
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Tinubu’s Removal of Rivers Governor, Elected Officials Unconstitutional Usurpation of Power, Says NBA
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March 19, 2025By
Eric

By Eric Elezuo
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has condemned in totality the declaration of Emergency in Rivers State, leading the suspension of the state governor, Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu as well as other elected legislative officials.
Speaking via a statement signed by the president of the association, Mazi Afam Osigwe, the body noted that Tinubu’s action amount to unconstitutional usurpation of power, stressing that the constitution does not permit the president to remove an elected governor, deputy governor, or members of a state’s legislature under the guise of a state of emergency.
While outlining the situation that can warrant a state of emergency, the NBA noted that the political situation in Rivers though tense, does not in any way meet the constitutional threshold for the removal of elected officials.
He declared however, Tinubu’s action as ‘purported’ and therefore, ‘unconstitutional, unlawful, and a dangerous affront to our nation’s democracy.’
He further called on “all relevant authorities to act in accordance with the law and the best interest of the country”, saying that “Nigeria’s democracy must be protected at all costs, and the Constitution must be upheld as the supreme legal authority in all circumstances.”
The statement reads in full:
“STATE OF EMERGENCY IN RIVERS: “SUSPENSION” OR OTHERWISE SUMMARY REMOVAL OF A DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED GOVERNOR AND OTHER ELECTED OFFICIALS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL”
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has taken due notice of the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as contained in his address to the nation today, 18th March 2025. This declaration according to the President is due to the prevailing political tension in the state and due to the “vandalization of pipelines between yesterday and today:” This development has far-reaching constitutional and democratic implications, particularly in light of the provisions of Section 305 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), which governs the procedure for the proclamation of a state of emergency and which the President purported to have relied upon.
Section 305 of the Constitution indeed vests the President with the power to declare a state of emergency, the Section stipulates strict conditions and procedural safeguards that must be followed to ensure that such extraordinary measures do not infringe on democratic governance and fundamental human rights.
The NBA is gravely concerned about the purported suspension by the President of the Governor of Rivers State, the Deputy Governor, and the Members of the Rivers State House of Assembly for six months.
The 1999 Constitution does not grant the President the power to remove an elected governor, deputy governor, or members of a state’s legislature under the guise of a state of emergency. Rather, the Constitution provides clear procedures for the removal of a governor and deputy governor as per Section 188. Similarly, the removal of members of the House of Assembly and dissolution of parliament is governed by constitutional provisions and electoral laws, none of which appear to have been adhered to in the present circumstances.
A declaration of emergency does not automatically dissolve or suspend elected state governments. The Constitution does not empower the President to unilaterally remove or replace elected officials—such actions amount to an unconstitutional usurpation of power and a fundamental breach of Nigeria’s federal structure.
The NBA firmly asserts that the situation in Rivers State, though politically tense, does not meet the constitutional threshold for the removal of elected officials.
For a state of emergency to be declared, Section 305(3) of the Constitution outlines specific conditions, including:
1. War or external aggression against Nigeria.
2. Imminent danger of invasion or war
3. A breakdown of public order and safety to such an extent that ordinary legal measures are insufficient.
4. A clear danger to Nigeria’s existence.
5. Occurrence of any disaster or natural calamity affecting a state or a part of it.
6. Such other public danger that constitutes a threat to the Federation.
The NBA questions whether the political crisis in Rivers State has reached the level of a complete breakdown of law and order warranting the removal of the Governor and his administration. Political disagreements, legislative conflicts, or executive-legislative tensions do not constitute a justification for emergency rule. Such conflicts should be resolved through legal and constitutional mechanisms, including the judiciary, rather than executive fiat.
The purported removal of Governor Fubara, his deputy, and members of the Rivers State House of Assembly is therefore unconstitutional, unlawful, and a dangerous affront to our nation’s democracy.
Furthermore, subsection (2) of Section 305 provides that:
“A Proclamation issued by the President under this section shall cease to have effect—
(a) if it is not approved by a resolution of the National Assembly within two days when the National Assembly is in session; or
(b) if the National Assembly is not in session, within ten days after it reconvenes.”
These provisions provide that a state of emergency declared by the President does not assume automatic validity. It requires legislative ratification within a defined timeframe to remain in effect. The NBA, therefore, emphasizes that unless the National Assembly duly approves the proclamation, the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State remains constitutionally inchoate and ineffective.
In light of the foregoing, the Nigerian Bar Association:
• Affirms that the President does not have the constitutional power to remove an elected governor under a state of emergency. Any such action is an unconstitutional encroachment on democratic governance and the autonomy of state governments.
• Calls on the National Assembly to reject any unconstitutional attempt to ratify the removal of the Rivers State Governor and other elected officials. The approval of a state of emergency must be based on strict constitutional grounds, not political expediency.
• Warns that suspending elected officials under emergency rule sets a dangerous precedent that undermines democracy and could be misused to unseat elected governments in the future.
• Demands that all actions taken in Rivers State strictly conform to constitutional provisions and Nigeria’s democratic norms.
• Encourages all stakeholders, including the judiciary, civil society, and the international community, to closely monitor the situation in Rivers State to prevent unconstitutional governance and abuse of power.
The NBA remains committed to upholding the Constitution, defending democratic governance, and ensuring that the rule of law prevails in Nigeria. A state of emergency is an extraordinary measure that must be invoked strictly within constitutional limits. The removal of elected officials under the pretext of emergency rule is unconstitutional and unacceptable.
We call on all relevant authorities to act in accordance with the law and the best interest of the country. Nigeria’s democracy must be protected at all costs, and the Constitution must be upheld as the supreme legal authority in all circumstances.
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Emergency Rule: Soldiers Take over Rivers Govt House As Fubara Sues for Calm
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March 19, 2025By
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A few hours after the declaration of Emergency Rule in Rivers State by President Bola Tinubu, sacking all elected officials including Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu, soldiers have taken over the Rivers Government House in Port Harcourt.
The Punch reports that the governor was still in his official residence in the Government House when the troops swarmed over the premises around 9pm.
The paper quoted a source as saying, “Well, as I speak to you now, there are soldiers inside Government House but the governor is in his residence.”
Also, an Armoured Personnel Carrier was stationed at the entrance of the seat of power in the state overlooking the road.
Responding to his suspension by the President, Fubara, in a statement he personally signed, called for calm, saying, “We will engage with all relevant institutions to ensure that our democracy remains strong and that Rivers State continues to thrive.”
In the statement titled, “Press Release by the Executive Governor of Rivers State,” the suspended governor blamed the members of the state Assembly loyal to Wike, saying they frustrated all his attempts to comply with the verdict of the Supreme Court.
Fubara said, “My dear Rivers People, I address you today with a deep sense of responsibility and calm, as we navigate this unfortunate moment in our state’s political history.
“Since assuming office as your governor, all my actions and decisions have been guided by my constitutional oath of office and a great sense of duty.
“We prioritised the protection of lives and property and ensured the continuous progress of our dear state.
“Even in the face of the political impasse, we have remained committed to constitutional order and the rule of law, putting the interest of our people above all else.
“This was why, immediately after Mr. President’s intervention to broker peace, we did not hesitate to implement the agreed terms in good faith, including welcoming back commissioners who had previously resigned on their own volition.
“Furthermore, we moved swiftly to comply with the Supreme Court’s judgement immediately we received the certified true copy of the judgment to return the state to normalcy.
“These steps were taken not for personal gains but to foster peace, unity and stability in our dear State.
“Unfortunately, at every turn, members of the Rivers State House of Assembly frustrated our efforts, thus making genuine peace and progress difficult.
“Our priorities remained the security of lives and property and advancing the well-being and prosperity of Rivers people.
“Yes, we have political disagreements, but good governance had continued, salaries have been paid, and great projects were being executed to move the state forward. Above all, Rivers State is safe, secure and peaceful under our watch.
“At this critical time, I urge all Rivers people to remain peaceful and law-abiding. We will engage with all relevant institutions to ensure that our democracy remains strong and that Rivers State continues to thrive.
“We have always been a resilient people, and we will face this situation with wisdom, patience, and unwavering faith in the democratic process.”
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