War against political corruption

Why the North Won't Allow Nnamdi Kanu Go On

He also said he would fight a war against corruption and fix the economy too. Source: Daily Sun

WAEC Certificate Saga: APC Taunts PDP, As PDP Insist "Mr President Has No Result"

And in different reactions, the Presidency described the development as an end to the smear campaign of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) against the President while the PDP described it as a tragicomedy insisting that "Mr.

2023: Forget about rigging 2023 elections - President Buhari warns politicians

The President also cautioned politicians against foreign interference in the forthcoming elections.

10 Military coups that shaped Nigeria's history

Military First Military Coup: On January 15, 1966, a group of military officers led by Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu staged Nigeria's first military coup, resulting in the assassination of Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and several other political

Budget padding: DSS, Police get Buhari's nod on probes

It was gathered that soon after he kick-started his media war against the four principal officers, Jibrin initially shuttled between his Kano and Abuja residences.

Nigeria at 59: Full text of Buhari's Independence Day speech

The blight of Corruption is fighting back. Nevertheless, this is a battle that we shall see through and this is a war, which we shall win by the Grace of God.

EFCC revives 13 ex-governors' N772bn fraud cases

According to the EFCC, the money was meant for arms procurement in support of the war against terrorists, but it was laundered, diverted, and misappropriated.

Lai Mohammed must be prosecuted over fake news on Peter Obi - Edwin Clark

One cannot help but note that Lai Mohammed's actions are targeted against perceived political opponents and enemies. I wish to strongly advise Mr President to call his spokesmen to order.

2023 election: Full text of Obasanjo's endorsement of Peter Obi

I will at this juncture want to commend the politicians as they have generally been reasonably civil in their campaigns without making politics as a call to war against opponents.