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A controversy has emerged in Nigeria regarding the ownership and use of Eagle Square, sparking a debate about public trust, democracy, and whether the venue belongs to the state or the ruling party.
Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is ready for its national convention, with ongoing discussions on zoning arrangements and leadership bids, and Senator Ede Dafinone hosting key political stakeholders in Abuja as part of the preparations.
Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) faced initial setbacks with its convention venue, including a proprietor withdrawing permission, but ultimately secured a new location. The party insisted its convention would proceed as planned despite the challenges.
Nigerian authorities have ordered civil servants to work from home due to road closures necessitated by activities scheduled at Eagle Square, the venue for the APC convention.
Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has refuted allegations that political parties are being denied access to Eagle Square in Abuja, stating the claims are incorrect and lack official application basis.
The elective national convention of the ruling party is scheduled to hold òn 27 and 28 March at the Eagle Square, Abuja. The post National Convention: Screening panel clears APC chair, secretary,…