A LAWMAKER WHO rode on a popular slogan for breaking a long-held perception that the seat he occupies is jinxed is reportedly distraught amid waning 2027 chances. The man is said to be allegedly  facing a serious challenger, who has the backing of key figures that delivered the seat in the last election. Corridors of Power is told that the politician has apparently gone slow on his re-election quest. Those aware of the intrigues say the fellow is apparently comfortable with his current trappings and has reportedly chosen to let reality take its own course.

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A COUNTY CHIEF is said to be having it rough in their attempt to reportedly impose a successor. The fellow has allegedly been bearing the brunt of locals in their attempt to openly endorse the said successor. The county boss’ advisers have supposedly briefed them that the preferred candidate is a hard sell, and is perceived as having no new ideas to bring on board. Corridors of Power is apprised of loud grumbles, with the endorsement seen as the county chief’s efforts to continue influencing county operations and decisions after leaving office.

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A SENIOR COUNTY official appears to have seemingly developed second thoughts over some of his recent online remarks, with eagle-eyed followers noticing that several posts have quietly disappeared from his social media pages. The remarks, bordering on incitement, came under scrutiny at a time when the country is still grappling with a recent incident of political violence that has drawn widespread condemnation. The silent deletions have since sparked whispers about whether he had a hand in the recent incidents.

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A PARTY LEADER is reportedly seething over a section of lawmakers accused of showing selective loyalty when it comes to party activities. The legislators, according to our moles, allegedly somehow always find time to attend events organised by a ‘rival’ political movement but suddenly become unavailable whenever their own party summons them. The leader is said to have privately questioned whether the lawmakers still consider themselves members of the party or are quietly hedging their political bets. The growing absenteeism has reportedly raised eyebrows within the party hierarchy, with some officials warning that such double-dealing could eventually force the leadership to draw a line in the sand.