THE Rivers State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, yesterday, dismissed petitions filed by candidates of the African Action Congress (AAC) and that of the Action...

The African Action Congress (AAC) yesterday urged the Rivers State tribunal to dismiss the petition of its gubernatorial candidate, Biokpomabo Awara, challenging...

The executive director of Centre for Peace and Development, Senator Shehu Sani, has urged the authorities to free the former presidential candidate of African Action Congress...

A Federal High Court in Abuja Tuesday ordered the immediate release of Omoyele Sowore, the publisher of Sahara Reporters and the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC). The court, however, asked him to deposit his international passport with it before he is released. The judge, Justice Taiwo Taiwo, said the law provides for…

Forty-seven days after the publisher of SaharaReporters, Mr. Omoyele Sowore, was whisked away from his hotel room in Lagos, right activists have finalised plans to begin another round of protests...

In a dramatic twist, the African Action Congress (AAC) state collation agent for the March 9, 2019 governorship election in Rivers State, Nenye Kocha, has affirmed Governor Nyesom Wike’s victory.

Sahara Reporters founder and 2019 presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) Omoyele Sowore has filed a fresh bail application to the Federal High Court, Abuja, asking to be released from detention. Sowore was arrested at about 11 pm on Saturday, August 2 by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) for calling…

The African Action Congress (AAC) has filed a suit at a Federal High Court seeking an order of perpetual injunction restraining the President of Court of Appeal from setting up a new panel to hear the governorship election petition in Rivers State.

Barely three days of test transmission, the 23 megawatts Calabar Power Plant has been shut down raising the fears of its reliability. Governor Ben Ayade had on Friday commissioned the project with the promise of a steady power supply to the state, saying it was a fulfillment of a dream.

For the Nigerian Left, the strongest lesson of what may now be called Nigeria’s RevolutionNow – that is, the August 5 mass protests organised by some young fragments of the movement – may be formulated as a warning: If Nigeria survives long enough from the current battering of the country’s ruling class, variants of what was attempted on August 5 may be attempted again and again until a spark leads to a national conflagration or a successful popular revolution resulting from a better conceived, planned and executed strategy.

The Lagos State Chapter of the African Alliance Congress (AAC) said on Sunday that it would not recognise Mr. Leonard Nzenwa as the national chairman of the party.

Again, resentment against the government is taking another shape with the nationwide protest tagged #RevolutionNow, led by African Action Congress’s (AAC) presidential candidate, Mr. Omoyele Sowore. The protest is said to be a clean, quick and succinct revolutionary process that will put an end to the shenanigans of government...