Diaspora Medics For Good Governance

A former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, his wife, Beatrice, have been found guilty of organ trafficking in the United Kingdom. The duo alongside a medical doctor, Dr. Obinna Obeta, were found guilty of facilitating the travel of a young man to Britain with a view to his exploitation after a six-week trial at the […]

Southern Women’s Forum (SWF), a regional and non-partisan platform advancing political participation of women in Southern Nigeria, has condemned electoral violence and voter suppression that characterised the 2023 general elections across the country. In a statement, yesterday, the Secretary, Maryam Rahim, noted that the spate of electoral violence, if not checked, will discourage more women

The United States Consulate in Nigeria has said it will place visa restrictions on Nigerians responsible for election violence that undermined the democratic process during Saturday’s gubernatorial and state assembly elections. The Consulate disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday, stating that it is deeply troubled by the disturbing acts of violence, voter intimidation, and

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, while challenging the outcome of the February 25, 2023, presidential elections, has finally replied to whether he would contest again for the presidency in the 2027 election in case he is unable to prove to the court that he won the 2023 presidential election. Peter Obi,

Diaspora Medics For Good Governance (DM4GG) has urged Nigerian voters to come out on March 18 for the Governorship and the State House of Assembly elections, and to vote for the candidates that will promote good governance in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. In a statement co-signed by the Directors of DM4GG – Dr Chukwudi

Lagos was key to Bola Tinubu’s victory last month in Nigeria’s presidential election, but the megacity could on Saturday cause a stir by voting for an opposition governor. Three weeks after 25 million people voted in presidential election that was being contested by the three main opposition parties over fraud allegations, Nigerians are once again

The governorship candidate of the Labour Party, LP, in Lagos State, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, has debunked claims that he was being pushed to run for the position by some godfathers. The LP governorship candidate was responding to the claim by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP governorship candidate Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran, also known as Jandor, who on

“Though there were some disappointments in the last election, overall, every Nigerian should be proud because since 1999, Nigeria has been on the right track.” The outgoing British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing, has described Nigeria’s politics as fascinating, saying it offered a better future for democratic governance in the country. She stated this

A Nigerian Catholic missionary priest serving in Gambia, Rev Fr Kelvin Ugwu, has said the candidate of the Labour Party in the just concluded presidential election, Peter Obi’s unique approach to issues has placed him as a role model to several Nigerians. In a post on his official Facebook page, Fr Kelvin, a staunch supporter

Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate, has fulfilled his commitment to sponsor the business idea of a jobless female undergraduate, Gimba Sophia Emmanuel, who could not afford to launch her baking firm with seventy-five thousand Naira. During his first press conference following the 2023 presidential election, the former Anambra State governor sobbed as he