Who is Anderson Osiebe?

Anderson Osiebe, also known as Sunny Anderson Osiebe, is a Nigerian journalist, media consultant, and executive director of HallowMace Communications and the HallowMace Foundation. He’s also the national coordinator of the Parliamentary Advocacy Network (PAN), a civil society organization that promotes democratic values and good governance in Nigeria. Some of his notable work includes ¹…

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    Akpabio meets south south APC state chairmen

    Charges Them On Party Unity And Cohesion. President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has charged the All Progressives Congress (APC), in the south south geo-political zone, to work harder so that the visibility of the party in the region will grow from one state to more states. Akpabio gave the charge while receiving in courtesy,…

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    Delta Central APC Leaders and Stakeholders Adopt President Tinubu and Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori as Sole Candidates for 2027

    Delta Central Senatorial District has once again demonstrated its political cohesion and clarity of vision during an enlarged All Progressives Congress (APC) Unity Meeting held at Wetland Hotel, Ughelli North LGA, Delta State. The high-powered gathering was convened to reinforce party unity, chart a strategic path forward, and signal electoral intent ahead of the 2027…

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    Continuity Without Choice Is Not Democracy: A Rebuttal to Speaker Abbas’ Call for Automatic Tickets for Legislators

    As a frontline aspirant for the 2027 House of Representatives election and a democratic icon, I found the recent appeal by Speaker Abbas Tajudeen for “continuity” and the implicit push for automatic party tickets for legislators at the just concluded national convention of our party , All Progressives Congress deeply troubling with shockwave,. This is…

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    Senate considers proposals on electoral reforms, state police, local govt creation, others

    The Senate has disclosed that it would kick off its public hearing on the review of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) in Lagos on Friday, aimed at subjecting proposals for the creation of 18 additional local governments, establishment of state police and far-reaching reforms of the electoral system, among…

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