OrderPaper Nigeria addresses the press on the 2023 National Assembly Elections and the preparedness of Nigerians
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Acting Clerk to the National Assembly describes NANDRUM's inauguration of its FCT Chapter as timely, says there is bound to be an increase in substance intake by the youths and other vulnerable people who might be tools for mischief in the 2023 polls
At Workshop for Media and Civil Society Partners on Promoting Open Parliament for Upscaling Legislative Accountability (POPULA), Parliamentary Monitoring Organisations (PMOs) charged to popularise the Open Parliament Index (OPI)
The lawmaker representing Kogi West Senatorial District in the Ninth National Assembly makes a case for his senatorial zone to produce the next governor in the November 11 Kogi Governorship election, insists he is aspirant to beat
Sponsored: Transcorp Hotels Plc; Hospitality subsidiary of Transnational Corporation, one of Nigeria's largest conglomerates appoints experienced Chartered Accountant and Finance Director as new Non-Executive Director
This week's highlight of activities around the federal parliament spotlights President Buhari's meeting with the House Adhoc Committee on the CBN's Cashless Policy and his assent to ten bills
Ahead of the 2023 Kano South Senatorial District election, we analyse the chances of NNPP's Suleiman Kawu and incumbent Senator, Kabiru Gaya
The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development has restated the need for a more transparent, accountable and people-oriented parliaments across the African continent. Director of Strategy at the Centre, Itia Otabor, made the call on Thursday, in Abuja, at a Capacity Building Workshop for Media and Civil Society Partners on ‘Open Parliament Index (OPI),’ a project being implemented by the Nigerian Network of Parliamentary Monitoring Organisations. OrderPaper Advocacy Initiative, Nigeria’s preeminent...
The obidient movement is the most defining factor in Nigeria's 2023 presidential election but can it secure victory for Mr. Peter Obi and turn the tide for a people seeking liberation from successive failed leadership?
Youth Advocate, Michael Olaogun bares his thought on the 'power of the youth' in this electoral cycle and concerns about the future of Nigeria's youth in politics post-2023