Politics
Emir Sanusi’s Fatherly Advice To Politicians : Why It Matters
” You don’t go into government to make money, but many people today go into government for that purpose,” he said

• Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II
“Nigeria is being ruled by individuals “who have no values, no name behind them, and no desire to leave a name after them.”
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, said during an appearance on Channels TV.
“These are people who define themselves by how many houses they own, how many private jets they have, how much money they have in the bank,” Sanusi said. “
And they think that is something. It doesn’t matter to them that people see them as thieves; values do not matter to them.”
The royal father said that the decay in public office stems from a society that rewards corruption, noting that individuals known to have looted public funds are often appointed to even higher positions.
“We don’t have a sense of disgust for people who hold public office and amass wealth.
We reward them with appointments, with more public offices, and more opportunities to steal. This is what Nigeria has become,” he said.
According to Sanusi, many in government were not properly brought up, and this poor upbringing is a contributing factor to their greed and disregard for public service ethics.
“You don’t go into government to make money, but many people today go into government for that purpose,” he said.
Reflecting on the late General Murtala Muhammed’s legacy, Sanusi said Nigeria needs a complete regeneration of values, insisting that national transformation cannot rest on the shoulders of just one president or governor.
He also blamed politicians for weakening the civil service and eroding institutional discipline, arguing that strengthening public institutions is necessary for long-term reform.
“A society in which material wealth, no matter how it is acquired, is respected, will continue to reproduce corruption,” he warned
Politics
Anambra House of Assembly suspends Hon Bernard Udemezue ; What’s his offence?
Honourable Udemezue had accused the house of marginalising his constituency over the allocation of constituency allowances and revealed details about the allowances, which sparked controversy on the floor of the house.

The Anambra State House of Assembly has suspended Bernard Udemezue, the member representing Ayamelum Constituency, for three months over matter bordering on misconduct.
The house took the decision after Udemezue allegedly made social media posts deemed damaging to the legislature’s image.
Honourable Udemezue had accused the house of marginalising his constituency over allocation of constituency allowances and revealed details about the allowances, which sparked controversy on the floor of the house
Politics
Wike Is Vindicated Over PDP Zoning Of Presidency To South, Chairman To North
But is it not too late already, bearing in mind that the only way the zoning can be justified is for the South to conclude its eight years, while the presidency returns to the North in 2031?

The decision of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) National Executive Committee (NEC) to zone the presidency to the South, and retaining the National Chairman of the party in the North has been described as another clear vindication of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike and the G-5’s position in 2022.
The Minister’s Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka, who reacted to the zoning, asked:
“Now, that the party has realised its mistake of not listening to Wike and the G-5 in 2022, and has chosen to do what they said, three years later, have they not been vindicated now?”
“Recall that the FCT Minister and the G-5 had insisted that the presidential candidate of the PDP and its National Chairman must not remain in the same zone, insisting that since Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, from the North had emerged as the presidential candidate, Senator Iyorchia Ayu, also from the North must resign to pave the way for a National Chairman from the South.
Ayu, however insisted on not resigning, with Atiku and his group backing him.
The aftermath of this was the electoral misfortune the party suffered in 2023, followed by instability after the elections.
“But today, the NEC resolved that since the National Chairman of the party is zoned to the North, the PDP 2027 Presidential ticket be zoned to the South.
“Has PDP not come back to eat its own vomit? “Sadly, they know the truth.
Wike simply said, Take the chairmanship to the South if you want to gain the presidency, but they said no, they must take the two, and the PDP lost!
“They have realised the mistake they made in 2022 and are correcting it in 2025.
But is it not too late already, bearing in mind that the only way the zoning can be justified is for the South to conclude its eight years, while the presidency returns to the North in 2031?
Politics
PDP Zones 2027 Presidential Ticket to the South

The national executive committee (NEC) of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has zoned the presidential ticket for the 2027 election to the south.
Party leaders took the decision during the NEC meeting in Abuja on Monday.
Presenting a communique issued after the meeting, Debo Ologunagba, the PDP spokesperson, said NEC approved recommendations of the zoning committee after “extensive” deliberation.
He said that the existing zoning arrangement for NWC positions would remain in place for the national convention in November to elect a new national working committee (NWC).
“That all PDP national office positions currently in the northern region of the country remain in the northern region,” he said.
“That all PDP national office positions currently in the southern region of the country remain in the southern region.
“That having retained the position of the national chairman in the northern region of the country, the presidential candidate of the party for the 2027 general election is hereby zoned to the southern region.
“That the regions should immediately micro-zone positions within its region for implementation.”
The NEC expressed satisfaction with the level of preparedness across the party’s organs, chapters, and structures for the 2025 elective national convention, which is scheduled to take place in Ibadan, Oyo state, on November 15 and 16.
The NEC also received update from the PDP constitution amendment committee and directed the committee to circulate the draft to various organs and chapters of the party for further inputs.
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