Politics
Looming Constitutional crisis in Benue State Assembly : Senate urges NJC to wade in and restore peace …..mandates it’s C’ttee to investigate and report back

The Senate on Thursday at plenary urged the National Judicial Commission (NJC) to quickly wade into the purported removal of Chief Judge of Benue state by the state House of Assembly.
The upper chamber also mandated its committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and legal matters to investigate the circumstances leading to the removal of the Chief of Benue state, Justice M A Ikpambese.
It also condemned the action of the leadership of the state Assembly and urge it to recall the suspended members of the House that voted against the removal of the Chief Judge.
These resolutions of the Senate followed a point of order by the minority leader of the Senate, Senator Abba Moro (,Benue South )and seconded by Senator Titus zam(Benue North west).
In his submission, Senator Moro noted that the leadership of the Benue House of Assembly purported to have received a letter from the Attorney General of the state informing the Hose of some infractions committed by the Chief Judge of the State.
According to the minority leader, whereas about 21 members of the House were physically present at the sitting of Wednesday at Benue House of Assembly and when the speaker called for division to decide the removal of the Chief Judge,about 13 members voted against while only 8 voted in favour, yet the speaker ruled in their favour.
And when the 13 lawmakers protested against the removal of the Chief Judge, the leadership of the Assembly suspended them thereby causing constitutional crisis in the House in particular and Benue State in general.
He therefore called on the Senate to intervene in restoring peace in the Parliament.
Politics
Senator Yar’Adua dumps APC …says party derails from original ideals,selfish, corrupt

By Our Correspondent
Senator Abubakar Sadiq Yar’adua has formally resigned his membership of the All Progressives Congress ( APC ), citing the party’s departure from its founding ideals and describing the current administration as “selfish and stinkingly corrupt.”
In a strongly worded resignation letter addressed to his colleagues and the Nigerian public, Yar’adua, a founding member of both the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and the APC, accused the ruling party of betraying the masses and abandoning its original mission of service to the people.
“I can not remain in a party or support a government that unashamedly watches its citizens being maimed, intimidated, sexually-harassed, assaulted, killed and displaced… while the government, its leadership and organs… remain aloof and unconcerned,” Yar’adua stated.
He further criticized the economic policies of the APC-led government, labeling them “destructive” and targeted at the “welfare, dignity, lands and livelihood” of Nigerians . He likened those in power to “urban bandits” and declared his intention to work with other like-minded individuals to democratically oust the current administration.
His exit marks a significant development in Katsina State politics and could trigger more defections, especially among disillusioned party loyalists.
Yar’adua concluded his statement with a call to action: “I, therefore, have no option other than to join hands with like-minds to democratically remove this bad, selfish and stinkingly corrupt administration.”
Politics
Senator Yar’Adua dumps APC …Says its derails from its original ideals, selfish, stinkingly corrupt

By Our Correspondent
Senator Abubakar Sadiq Yar’adua has formally resigned his membership of the All Progressives Congress ( APC ), citing the party’s departure from its founding ideals and describing the current administration as “selfish and stinkingly corrupt
In a strongly worded resignation letter addressed to his colleagues and the Nigerian public, Yar’adua, a founding member of both the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and the APC, accused the ruling party of betraying the masses and abandoning its original mission of service to the people.
“I can not remain in a party or support a government that unashamedly watches its citizens being maimed, intimidated, sexually-harassed, assaulted, killed and displaced… while the government, its leadership and organs… remain aloof and unconcerned,” Yar’adua stated.
He further criticized the economic policies of the APC-led government, labeling them “destructive” and targeted at the “welfare, dignity, lands and livelihood” of Nigerians . He likened those in power to “urban bandits” and declared his intention to work with other like-minded individuals to democratically oust the current administration.
His exit marks a significant development in Katsina State politics and could trigger more defections, especially among disillusioned party loyalists.
Yar’adua concluded his statement with a call to action: “I, therefore, have no option other than to join hands with like-minds to democratically remove this bad, selfish and stinkingly corrupt administration.”
Politics
Akpabio bags prestigious international Peace award

By George Mgbeleke
President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has been honoured with the International Peace Award by the Global Peace Movement International
The international recognition, it was gathered, is in recognition of Akpabio’s outstanding contributions to global diplomacy and parliamentary excellence.
According to Global Peace organisation, “Global Peace Movement International is delighted to announce that Senator Godswill Akpabio, the esteemed Senate President of Nigeria, has been honored with the prestigious International Peace Award.
“This distinction is a testament to his exceptional leadership and vision as an Executive Member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and one of the esteemed Commissioners worldwide. His pivotal role in restoring Nigeria’s IPU membership, a distinction lost over five decades ago, is a monumental achievement that showcases his dedication to reinstating Nigeria’s prominent position on the global stage.
” This feat has not only elevated Nigeria’s international stature but also underscored Senator Akpabio’s unwavering commitment to fostering global cooperation and understanding.
“The Global Peace Movement International takes great pride in recognizing and honoring Akpabio’s remarkable achievements, celebrating his profound impact on Nigeria’s diplomatic landscape and his tireless efforts in promoting peace, unity, and cooperation. His exemplary leadership and enduring legacy are shaping a brighter future for our beloved nation, Nigeria.
“In light of these extraordinary accomplishments, the Global Peace Movement International will present the International Peace Award to Senator Godswill Akpabio in August 2025. This award serves as a testament to his outstanding contributions to global peace and diplomacy, and we are confident that his leadership will continue to inspire a new generation of leaders and citizens alike.”
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