Mustapha Shehu

Experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the media production industry. Skilled in News Writing, Propaganda, Editing, Feature Writing, and Media Consultation. Strong media and communication professional with a ALM focused in JOURNALISM from Harvard University, and MA in INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS from Tufts University's The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Also, non-executive board member at BGL Assets Management and chairman of non-profit Arbori Green Earth Foundation.

African Democratic Congress the Umbrella of the Opposition

Court Orders INEC to Deregister ADC, Four Others as Party Alleges Political Plot

Speaking during an interview on Channels Television, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, said the ruling came as a surprise, accusing the judge of disregarding an earlier directive from the Court of Appeal ordering a stay of proceedings in the matter until October 27. “We did not expect the level of judicial rascality that was demonstrated,” Abdullahi said. “When a Court of Appeal says stay proceedings until October 27 and a lower court goes ahead to deliver judgment on the same matter, it is bizarre and dangerous.”

Sheikh Gumi has access to the bandits and they trust him. He can bring them to the negotiating table.

Sheikh Gumi and the Case for Dialogue

Few public figures in Nigeria generate as much controversy as Sheikh Gumi. Mention his name in any discussion about banditry and kidnapping, and strong opinions quickly emerge. Yet, amid all the criticism directed at him, many Nigerians are overlooking what may be his most important contribution: his ability to communicate with people whom the rest of society cannot reach.

NDC Boss, Sen. Seriake Dickson says the party is doing Obidients a favor.

‘You Can’t Abuse the House and Claim to Support Its Guest’ — Dickson Fires Back at Obedients

The former Bayelsa State governor and serving senator made it clear that while the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) had embraced Obi and other opposition figures, it would not tolerate what he described as attacks on the party and its leaders from those claiming to support the former Anambra governor.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike Loses PDP Battle in Court

Appeal Court Voids Basis for Wike’s PDP Caretaker Committee Recognition, Faults Ibadan High Court

The Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Friday, nullified the legal foundation upon which Wike’s factional caretaker committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was recognized and faulted a Federal High Court judge in Ibadan for granting reliefs that were never sought by any of the parties in the suit.