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In a significant development following the May 29, 2026 primaries of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Kokodiagbene-born grassroot politician, High Chief Pedro Tuwayerin Bekenawei, has emerged as the party’s flagbearer for the Warri Federal Constituency. Dedicating his victory to the people of the constituency, Chief Pedro Tuwayerin Bekenawei pledged to provide sincere, purposeful, and transformative representation if elected as the Member representing Warri Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. State Reporters informed that Chief Pedro has officially picked up his nomination form, in line with the party’s requirement that only duly elected flagbearers proceed with the nomination process. Speaking…
Nigerian politics is highly dynamic, and what many once considered a desperate or unattractive venture has now become increasingly embraced by a significant number of citizens. Perhaps, the surge in political participation is driven by the country’s prevailing challenges – economic hardship, currency instability, a struggling healthcare system, inadequate welfare for citizens, and worsening insecurity resulting from poor governance and ineffective leadership. Observers believe these realities have inspired many Nigerians to take responsibility by contesting for public offices, with the hope of contributing to national development through sound policies and quality legislation. Interestingly, a large number of those who have…
Popular Delta grassroots politician and philanthropist, Chief Pedro Tuwayerin Bekenawei, has picked up the Expression of Interest Form to contest for the Warri Federal Constituency seat in the National Assembly, Abuja. Speaking with journalists after obtaining the form in Abuja, Chief Pedro assured the people of Warri Federal Constituency that his decision to contest is driven by his desire to attract meaningful political dividends and development to the constituency. He reaffirmed his total commitment to the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) and its leadership, expressing confidence that the party will record massive victories in the 2027 general elections. Reacting to…
~ Says the party’s ideology aligns with his belief in development, inclusion, peace, and fair representation for all Nigerians. Mr. Igho Okumagba, a prominent community servant leader and grassroots mobiliser from Okere-Urhobo in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, has expressed strong confidence in the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) and its vision for national development. Okumagba is widely regarded as one of the leading aspirants seeking to represent Warri South Constituency II in the Delta State House of Assembly under the platform of the NDC. Over the years, he has remained actively involved in community and youth-focused initiatives,…
The people of Warri Federal Constituency are pleased with Chief Pedro Tuwayerin Bekenawei for making their happiness his personal strive. Chief Pedro Bekenawei hails from Kokodiagbene Community in Warri South West LGA, Delta State. He has a long history of dedicated service to his community, having served as Youth President and Community Development Chairman of Kokodiagbene, one of the prominent oil-producing communities in the Niger Delta region. A respected opinion leader in the ancient Gbaramatu Kingdom. Chief Pedro is widely recognized for his integrity, leadership, and commitment to his people. Known for his philanthropy and unwavering support for the…
When his Excellency Senator Henry Seriake Dickson made the bold decision to choose his successor within the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, it was not a smooth political journey. The emergence of the current governor was met with intense resistance, internal party conflicts, and fierce political battles that tested the unity and strength of the party structure in Bayelsa State.During that period, loyal party faithfuls stood firm, defending the party’s decision and ensuring that the mandate prevailed. It was not just a political contest it became a struggle that came with heavy sacrifices. Unfortunately, some dedicated members of the party lost…
The emergence of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has introduced a refreshing dynamic into Nigeria’s political landscape. Barely two months after its formal registration, the party has already begun to make significant impressions, standing out as the most stable and forward-looking political platform, at a time when many opposition parties are grappling with internal crises and protracted legal disputes. In contrast to these challenges, the NDC distinguishes itself as a litigation-free political party, with no ongoing court cases or appeals capable of disrupting its activities. This stability underscores its commitment to lawful and transparent political engagement. On February 25, 2026,…
Politics in Bayelsa State has recently built momentum following the registration of a new political party, Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) that was introduced by Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, former Governor of Bayelsa State. The NDC appears to appease the acceptance of the Ijaw and Niger Delta people, that it presents hope to their aspirations, rather than queueing behind the provisions of failed political parties that doesn’t reflect democratic presence in the country. Founder of the party, Senator Seriake Dickson believes the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has already been corrupted, masked and infiltrated by selfish political interests, the new bride…
Basiru said, “From my record, Wike is not a member of APC. I don’t see which authority or temerity he has to be dabbling in APC affairs. “I am the National Secretary of APC and I don’t see any basis for him to be making comments about my activities either in Rivers State or in any part of Nigeria. “As the National Secretary of the party, my activities aren’t confined to Osun State contrary to his wrong impression. I am the head of the National Secretariat of the APC. “So, he has no locus whatsoever to engage me in any…
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has refused to grant bail to the Bauchi State Commissioner for Finance, Yakubu Adamu, and three other civil servants facing charges of money laundering and terrorism financing. Justice Emeka Nwite delivered the ruling on Monday, January 5, 2026, following the defendants’ recent arraignment by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). State reporters revealed that the commissioner was charged alongside Balarabe Abdullahi Ilelah, Aminu Mohammed Bose, and Kabiru Yahaya Mohammed. The group faces a ten-count charge involving the alleged conversion of public funds and the illegal movement of large sums of foreign currency.…