The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State has condemned Governor Ayodele Fayose for tagging its Presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), a liar.

The party was reacting to media reports where Fayose castigated Buhari ‎as not competent to contest election.
The State Publicity Secretary of the party, Taiwo Olatubosun, said the governor’s action gave him away as an “unconscionable character who ought to hide his head in shame over his sundry activities that marked him out as a tragedy on the question of integrity.”

According to him, Fayose is not competent to question any Nigerian over issues relating to integrity.
“Buhari told Nigerians about his educational qualification and reasons for visiting London. Except Fayose who said he saw Buhari in a London hospital, other people‎ saw him at a private home and Chatham House where he delivered a public lecture.

“Lying is a question of integrity.‎ A liar does not have integrity. Lying leads to deceit, stealing, conspiracy, murder and other vices. While Buhari has never and would never be associated with any of these vices in both private and public life, same cannot be said of Fayose who goes about with chains of alleged criminalities tied around his neck.
“It is amusing that a man once convicted of lying at the Ekiti State High Court would be the one accusing the innocent of lying.
“The latest in his lies is the denial of his involvement in the criminal conspiracy with his ilks in the Ekiti poll fraud as his voice was heard on how he collected INEC soft copies he printed to fraudulently win June 21, 2014 governorship election.”

Describing Fayose as a rare breed in brigandage with no sense of shame, the APC spokesman said the governor had baggage of alleged crimes on his neck from which he had not exonerated ‎himself.
He advised Fayose to start thinking of how to plan a life after paying for his alleged crimes, noting that Buhari’s presidency was a reality that could not be stopped by Fayose’s frustrating tantrums.

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The State Publicity Secretary of the party, Taiwo Olatubosun, said the governor’s action gave him away as an “unconscionable character who ought to hide his head in shame over his sundry activities that marked him out as a tragedy on the question of integrity.”

Redoil:
APC should stop lieying to themselves for it wont do them any good

dre11:


What kind of lie have APC told you

dre11:


What kind of lie have APC told you

dre11:


What kind of lie have APC told you

kingslly:
The so-called change they've bin shouting is also a lie because they have same bad eggs in their camp.

dre11:



You said some bad eggs


But, PDP mostly compose of Bad eggs
Because everyday they keep exhibiting their desperation for power at all cost

Naira devaluation: Importers abandon cargoes at ports

CONGESTION at the ports is beginning to gather momentum as importers have abandoned their cargoes following the continuous slide of the Naira against the American dollar which currently stands at N250 to $1.
Besides, there has also been a steady increase in number of abandoned containers particularly at the Tin Can Island port.
Stakeholders confirmed to Vanguard that the worsening exchange rate situation has prompted the Tin Can Island Customs Command to increase its official transaction rate from N165 to all-time high N199 to a dollar.
Confirming the development, the Customs Area Controller in charge of the Tin Can Island Customs, Mr. Zakari Jibrin said recently that the Auto Policy of the Federal Government and the upcoming 2015 election has caused importers to abandon their cargoes at the port.

In an interview, Vice Chairman of the Tin Can Chapter of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) Mrs Ada Akpunonu said that the instability in the exchange rate has caused importers to stay away from importation and that imported cargoes have been abandoned at the port.
According to her, commercial banks have equally stopped lending money to potential businessmen.
Speaking on the imminent port congestion, Akpunonu said, “many goods are trapped at the port, there is bound to be congestion, most of the importers borrowed money from the banks, before they collect their Bill of Lading they must make the payment, but what is happening now is that, with the exchange rate, they are finding it difficult to get the balance and pay back in order to collect the papers and clear their goods”
“Many importers with Bill of Lading are finding it difficult to pay duties. There is no cargo that does not go into demurrage in Nigeria and shipping companies start collecting money immediately the cargo lands at the port” she said.
Akpononu confirmed that customs is currently implementing an official transaction rate of N199 to US$1 for transactions.