Buhari Wins Disputed Presidential Election
Nigeria’s hotly contested National elections ended with the main challenger heading to court.
March/April 2019 • Editorial
For the past few weeks, my telephone line were inundated with calls from our readers, and even advertises bothering on
why they have not seen the Supremacy Magazine on the newsstand after our last publication. While I wish to thank you for
your care and concern, I wish to state that I and my team have been doing all within our power to bring you an
irresistible package in this current edition. I must say that your calls were flattering to me. They underscore the fact
that you love us, and equally appreciate the efforts we have been making to serve you the best in magazine journalism.
My pledge is that we will serve you better than ever to make this publication the best of its kind in the Federal
Republic of Nigeria.
Of course one of the biggest events of the year took place in late February and March. First were the Presidential and
National Assembly Elections. The epic battle was between the incumbent, President Muhammadu Buhari, who contested on the
platform of the All Progressives Party, APC, and his main challenger, Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples’ Democratic Party
(PDP). Atiku lost in the highly contested election, with the former Vice President heading for court to seek redress.
That story is featured in our double-cover edition. We took time to bring to you scintillating report on the other
winners and losers of the Gubernatorial Elections. The twin cover deals with the traditional rulers, whose roles as the
father of the nation cannot be quantified, and cannot also be ignored. Supremacy Magazine went at length to cover our
Royal Fathers, the beacons of Peace in a manner nobody ever did.
Our interview with the Norwegian Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency Jens-Petter Kjemprud, is very revealing and will
interest you.
We also reached out to the world’s most populous nation and the world’s second biggest economy, the People’s Republic of
China, where we took time to x-ray the nation’s ever improving relations with the Federal Republic of Nigeria, It is
another mouth-watering report. This and our other special sections – Health, Motoring, Paragon, Entertainment and Photo
News have been packaged for your delight in the current edition of The Supremacy Magazine.
Be assured of our commitment to serve you better as an impartial moderator of the national, regional and continental
conversations. My best wishes.
Nigeria’s hotly contested National elections ended with the main challenger heading to court.
Politics
Joy, Agony greets the outcome of the 2019 governorship election with APC winning in 13 states, PDP securing 9 states, while 6 states were declared inconclusive.
Special Report
Nigeria’s trade and diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China have overtime continued to grow in leaps and bounds.