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President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he can’t wait to go home after eight years of serving the Nigeria as president. Buhari who expressed this desire during the final Sallah homage by Muslim faithful to his residence at the presidential villa, Abuja, described said he is lucky to have led Nigeria in various capacities as governor, minister, head of state and president.  He thanked the residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) for tolerating him in the last seven and half years. “I can’t wait to go home…I deliberately arranged to be as far away as possible from you people. I have got what I have asked and will quietly retire to my home town in Daura,” Buhari said, adding that he considered the Sellah celebration a good coincidence to say goodbye and to “thank you for tolerating me for eight years.”  The president who noted that he was already running a countdown to his exit acknowledged the benefits of democracy, just as he wondered how it would have been possible fo...

  THE presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has said the ruling of the Supreme Court on the suit filed by the party was not a setback in his quest for justice. The former Vice President  disclosed  this in a statement shared on his Twitter handle on Friday, May 26. The PDP candidate noted that the legal team was primed to robustly prove that the February 25 presidential election was fraudulent and did not comply with the constitutional requirements and the guidelines of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).