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Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Abagworo(m): 3:12pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
I find it unbelievable that some people on nairaland are pdp sympathisers.A.C. Obviously won ekiti.i'm just praying they dont declare false result. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by desgiezd(m): 3:35pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Obviously they would. The woman resigned because she didnt want to announce doctored results. Now the coast is clear for them, but they are playing with fire. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 3:43pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Doctored results? I suspect that even if they were not doctored, we would somehow claim they are. @Poster, so what if there are PDP supporters out there? Anywho, I have asked this question so many times now. Is there proof to support all the claims made so far of elections being rigged? I mean we seem to jump to conclude that the elections were rigged if our candidate of choice were to loose, but knowing now that there are actually people who support the other side, do you still believe this? |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by desgiezd(m): 3:47pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
@ Kobojunkie Please read this: Print version Ekiti INEC Boss Quits, Tenders Letter To Presidency April 28, 2009 16:18 (22 minutes ago), 22 views The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) of INEC in Ekiti state, Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo, this morning, stunned the presidency and the national headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission when she tendered her letter of resignation in Abuja. Mrs. Adebayo, who the INEC boss, Maurice Iwu, erroneously claimed yesterday, was ill, surfaced in Abuja, today, from Abeokuta, her hometown, hale and hearty. According to sources, her journey to Abuja followed an invitation by the director-general of the State Security Service, SSS. Her resignation may have been because she decided not to succumb to pressure to announce the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party as the winner of the weekend re-run election in Ekiti state. A copy of her letter, according to sources, has been dispatched to Maurice Iwu. Iwu told a news conference yesterday, in Abuja, that one of the reasons the winner of the Ekiti state governorship re-run has not been declared was because Mrs. Ayoka broke down on Sunday as a result of the hectic activities involving the re-run election held last Saturday. The other reason Iwu gave for the stalemate was that the election in Oye must be conducted and the result known before a winner would be announced. However, family sources of Mrs. Adebayo’s told P.M. NEWS, this morning, that the woman INEC commissioner is hale and hearty. The sources debunked the official line by INEC headquarters that the woman took ill on Sunday. ‘’Her health is sound. Since Sunday she has been talking to her family members to explain the situation in Ekiti. Mama is not ill at all. She is okay.’’ Indeed, to put a lie to the claim by the INEC chairman that Mrs. Adebayo was indisposed, the woman left for Abuja, today, to answer a summon by the State Security Service. P.M NEWS can confirm that she was sighted in Abuja today. She was summoned to give her report on the Ekiti election imbroglio. Said sources close to her: ‘’the woman intends to tender all the documents in her possession about the election and give her official report. So far, the woman remains adamant that the election in Ido-Osi and Oye are inconclusive. She also does not intend to cave in to pressure that she announces the PDP candidate, Engr. Segun Oni, as the winner of the election based on the falsified result from Ido-Osi.’’. P.M. NEWS also learnt that Mrs. Adebayo will see her boss, Maurice Iwu, to tender the same documents. According to family sources, Mrs. Adebayo maintains that, as a christian, she will not indulge in anything that will soil the family name. ‘’She will rather resign than succumb to pressure’’, said the sources. Mrs. Adebayo disappeared from the INEC radar, Sunday, to safeguard herself, following pressure being piled on her to announce fake results in favour of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Segun Oni. The 74-year-old Adebayo left Ado-Ekiti on Sunday, a day after the election, following disputes over the results of the elections in Ido-Osi and the twice-postponed election in Oye, marred by violence unleashed by thugs suspected to be loyal to the Peoples Democratic Party. Ido-Osi is the hometown of Oni. In spite of the controversy surrounding the outcome of the Ido-Osi poll, Iwu, yesterday, gave a hint that INEC has endorsed the result when he announced that only the Oye election was outstanding, adding that election had been concluded successfully in nine out of the 10 local government areas where the re-run was to take place. “In all, election was concluded in nine out of the 10 local government areas and in 61 wards of the 63 registration areas. Results from the polling centres were signed off by agents of the political parties as required by law,” Iwu said, at yesterday’s news conference in Abuja. No date has been fixed for the rescheduled election in Oye even as president Umaru Yar’Adua has ordered Iwu to set a definite date for the election. Yar’Adua met with his deputy, Jonathan Goodluck; the president of the Senate, David Mark and the speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, yesterday, over the stalemate in Ekiti. Instructively, all the people at the meeting are PDP members, who actively campaigned for Segun Oni. Mrs. Adebayo’s resignation may have disrupted the game plan of the PDP over the heavily militarised election in Ekiti state and their determination to claim the trophy ‘’by all means’’ possible. Meanwhile, fresh demonstrations broke out in Ado-Ekiti this afternoon. It was carried out by members of the Artisans Association of Nigeria. They want the result of the election released immedaitely. http://thepmnews.com/2009/04/28/ekiti-inec-boss-quits-tenders-letter-to-presidency |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Nobody: 3:52pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
nope that is not good enough proof to Kobo. She will ask you to produce a Presidency MEMO stating the election was rigged. She can be so annoyingly out of touch, ask her whether elections conducted in columbus Ohio take 3 days before the results are released. For all her brilliance her views are always distorted by INTRESTS. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by blacksta(m): 3:53pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Kobojunkie: I speak for Ekiti and not the rest of Nigeria - It is clearly known fact that the people choice in Ekiti is Kayode fayemi. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by blacksta(m): 3:56pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
That News brings little hope. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 3:57pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
@desgiezd, there is nothing new in that report. We do not know the very reason why she chose to step down. In fact, she could have easily announced the real results, and then stepped down. So again, the media in not helping us here as they are not giving us detailed information on what really happened. @Blacksta, I can claim to speak for the people of my own town but even I know that there are those in that same group that do not stand where I do on so many issues, so your word does not count for much in this case. If Ekiti folks were really united, this election would have gone on more smoothly than it has so far. Should I also take the word of someone else from the opposing party when he comes in to claim he is speaking for the same group of people? The poster tells you here that there are PDP folks out there as well so to assume all Ekiti people who voted legally did so for AC is quite prepostrous, considering we are speaking of Nigerians at the end of the day. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Nobody: 4:07pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
you dont know the real reason she stepped down Maybe you will like to tell us what business she has being invited by SSS or why the INEC chief claimed she was ill when she is not Or why another REC from another state was drafted to release the result on her behalf. Hellloooooooooooooo . . . . . wake up!!!!!! the woman is under pressure to announce a doctored result that had been magnified by 12,000 votes and did not have the signatures of electoral commissioners on ground. You want citizens to take responsibility and somebody is putting their life on the line for the sake of the truth and you sit in your corner and throw all sorts of arguments seeking proof. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by folem: 4:45pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
On Februray 17, 2009, a court of appeal had ordered a re-run of the Ekiti State governorship election in 10 local government areas. Based on the court's ruling, the ruling PDP's candidate, Segun Oni has 65,993 votes as against the 72,795 of Kayode Fayemi of the AC. The court nullified 28,166 votes of the AC and 72,581 of the PDP. 225,778 voters are eligible to take part in the re-run election. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by wirinet(m): 4:48pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Kobojunkie Up till now i had always respected your comments on issues, but your present stance here is shocking to me. It seems to me that you have stayed too long away from home that you are out of touch with present reality at home. I do not think that it requires an I.Q of 200 to know the reason why the main electoral officer would disappear in the middle of an election without announcing announcing the result and then declared sick (which was denied by her family) only to appear in SSS's headquarters, then tenders her resignation soon after. Did you not follow the last general elections in Nigeria? The PDP have a well oiled and perfected rigging system which involves 1 . Over inflating the electoral register by adding fictitious names 2. Reducing electoral materials to areas where their opponents are popular. 3. Over inflating the figures in their stronghold to just below the number of registered, and even sometimes above it. Now most of the elections are taking place in the supposed strong hold of the PDP including the home town of Oni and Arise. And Ac is already ahead by over 11,000 votes. So the PDP needs to over inflate the votes from these areas to over 15,000 votes to be declared winner. So what they do is cause mayhem so actual voters (and journalists, election observers, other party agents, etc) would stay away, then they can ballot stuff in peace, all they need to perfect the rigging is an electoral officer to accept the result, and its deemed legal. It is just that this time she refused. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 4:48pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
OH Boy!!! Now we really need to get the story from the horses mouth!! lol wirinet: I am sure you might believe what you have posted above changes things but reality is when you consider we are still talking of Nigeria, a country where the majority still have little access to detailed information, you will understand that my stances is as valid as the one you chose. No need to turn it in to some useless IQ debate as we already have thousands of those going on daily among Nigerians. Fact : We do not know to what level most all elections in that country are rigged. AC people are saying if they loose, it means it was rigged, PDP people are saying the same. Let me guess, you are going to tell me that if your side looses, it means it was rigged? Fact: We do not know how INDEPENDENT the so called observers really are. We are only told they exist and yet at the end of the day, people claim the elections were rigged. Case Yar adua's election. We are told they were rigged but the courts thought otherwise. Fact: To date, we have no record showing how many Elections in that country were actually rigged and how many were not. We all assume they were all rigged. But I choose to question that given what I have learnt of the Nigerian people. Right here on Nairaland we have Obasanjo supporters, IBB supporters, Yar adua supporters, Peter Obi supporters etc. How then can we assume that all elections were rigged? Does that even make sense now? |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by asha80(m): 4:57pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
@kobojunkie You really need to come back to nigeria and stay for 2 years uninteruppted. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Nobody: 4:58pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
MRS AYOKA ADEBAYO IS STANDING UP FOR WHAT IS RIGHT EVEN THOUGH IT IS THE UNLIKELIEST OF THINGS TO DO IN NIGERIA WE CAN EITHER DECIDE TO STAND WITH HER OR QUESTION WHETHER SHE WAS PAID TO STAND UP OUR DESTINY IS IN OUR HANDS TO EITHER EMBRACE LIGHT OR GRUPPLE IN THE DARK |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:01pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
asha 80: And what would I learn from that? Why did I leave in the first place? lol |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by debosky(m): 5:07pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
We cannot say for certain that there was rigging for PDP, but for claims of 'illness' to be emanating from the INEC head (appointed by the PDP president and 'reporting' to him) when the lady is indeed not ill is a worrying indicator. Kobojunkie:Press men observing ballot boxes and reporting - not one, not two not three newspapers or tv stations. Different observer groups - foreign and international reporting there was rigging. Election Tribunals with evidence presented and verified by the courts that elections were rigged - records of voter turn out and the records of altered forms submitted by INEC showing rigging. Pictures and videos of ballot boxes being snatched and voters harrassed. I guess till the thugs slap you in the face and snatch YOUR ballot there will never be evidence to you. Theorising and conceptual arguments are good, but in the face of BLATANT and correlated reports from multiple sources, including the clear fact that NOWHERE in the world achieves 100% election turn out and we get this in almost every election in Nigeria. No there is no evidence, we have no record. Kudos to Adebayo for resigning to uphold her integrity. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by asha80(m): 5:07pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Kobojunkie: You will learn to get reacquianted with naija ways and situation to reunderstand why certain things happen when they happen. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by wirinet(m): 5:08pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Here we go again, always crucifying the messenger and his works while ignoring the message. I do not approve of OBJ's sexual morality but i do not see how this revelation by Mrs Oluremi Obasanjo has anything to do with the Ekiti situation. The story is being economical with the truth, because it was wrong to give the impression that OBJ was still in a relationship with Oluremi before he was Imprisoned. OBJ left Oluremi sometimes in the 70's. I know because i used to live very close to her flat. She lived inf lat at Laurence Rd near Shaw Road junction. OBJ married Stella around 1980 and moved to Otta with her, and he had been with stella since then. So If any body should complain about OBJ's affairs, especially after his release from prison, it should be Stella and not Oluremi. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:17pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
asha 80: Why would I go through hell trying to get away from it, only to go back to it in the end? I dey mad? There is nothing like naija ways, in my opinion. We complain and whine about these things but reality is not all cases of election fraud have been substantiated to date. We sort of have this mindset that if we think it, it is true. lol |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Moves: 5:19pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
I understand what Kobo, is saying-- We dont have the facts yet, Until Mrs Adebayo release a press statement stating that she is being compelled todeclare fake result and have the gut and inner strength to mention those pilling pressure on her, then am sorry dont believe it 100%, It could be OBj showing his hand here seeing her closeness to Obj- What has Obj got to gain from it--well His relevance in PDP he cornered the whole Southwest bar Lagos for them in 2003 didnt he, So Mrs Adebayo instead of going all the way to report to SSS in Abuja should have called a press conference even putside the country to say credibly the guilty party, cos naija politicians & politics is way too cunning, |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:20pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Moves: haha! very funny, now Try again!!! |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Moves: 5:31pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Kobojunkie:Seriously -Most things in naija politics is not that straight forward, I personally tend to view naija political events in light of which of the political actors stand to gain most from a situation. I would have thought that for her to refuse to announce the result of the election, thereby resigning her position well personally @74 she should just name & shame the bastards behind the plot to compel her to declare a fake result, her resigning am sorry doesnt go long enough, |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Nobody: 5:32pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Watch out in the next coming days for all sorts of revelation and uncover on how Mrs Adebayo was playing out the wish of certain cabals in the AC and how much she took. They will certainly not give up nor appologise, they will try to distort this woman's record. They might even tell us she did not declare her asset with Code of Conduct Bureau All because she dared stand up to the establishment |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:35pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Moves: Thank you ojare!! Imagine, some are already making her out to be some hero for just resigning . If she really felt that bad about it, she could have announced the results and Then resigned!! I don't know what good whatever information she has to offer now would be to us. . . . lol |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by asha80(m): 5:41pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Kobojunkie: She no wan die now at 74 . I get pikin 4 house |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by blacksta(m): 5:45pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
I suspect the only reason why she resigned without announcing the result: she simply feared for life. I am sure pdp wouldnot have tolerated her any longer. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Nobody: 5:51pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
Mrs Adebayo's reaction and resignation is very courageous And that is the standard way of protest anywhere in the world as a Government Functionary Why do we talk sometimes as if we are uneducated |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:54pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
GOVERNORSHIP RERUN: No winner yet - INEC - Yar’Adua, Goodluck, N/A leadership, security chiefs, Iwu meet over Ekiti deadlock - Uneasy calm in Oye; AC desperate to clinch power - PDP; Don’t announce fake result, AC charges electoral commissioner http://www.tribune.com.ng/28042009/news/news1.html PRESIDENT Umaru Yar’Adua on Monday met with his deputy, Goodluck Jonathan, the President of the Senate, Senator David Mark and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole in his office, as well as other top government and security officials over the lingering election rerun in Ekiti State. Other officials who attended the meeting were the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Alhaji Yayale Ahmed, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa, National Security Adviser, Major-General Sarki Muktar, Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mike Okiro, the Director General of the State Security Services (SSS), Mr. Afakriya Gadzama and the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Maurice Iwu. Though nobody told reporters what the high-level meeting was all about, sources, however, said they deliberated on the situation in Ekiti State. The sources also hinted that the meeting might have asked Prof Iwu to “immediately go on air and announce the date for the conclusion of the election in the two wards in Oye Local Government Area of Ekiti State.” It was also gathered that the meeting ruled out any idea of declaring a state of emergency in the state where the INEC officials have not been able to conduct the rerun for the governorship seat of the state since Saturday due to alleged security problems. Meanwhile, apprehensive party supporters and the candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Segun Oni, and Action Congress (AC), Dr. Kayode Fayemi, will have to wait until the postponed election in two wards in Oye, Oye Local Government Area of Ekiti State is conducted in the state’s governorship rerun before the winner can be declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The rerun was to be conducted in 63 wards in 10 local government areas of the state, according to the judgment of the appellate court which sat in Ilorin, Kwara State on Tuesday, February 17, 2009. But the re-run only took place in only 61 wards in nine local government areas on Saturday, leaving out two wards in Oye, the headquarters of Oye Local Government. The election in the two wards in Oye could not take place last Saturday, according to the national chairman of INEC, Professor Iwu, due to the “recalcitrant conduct of politicians who seem determined to bug down the electoral system and process in the country at every run.” Professor Iwu told newsmen in Abuja on Monday that the commission had first scheduled to conduct the election in the remaining local government area in the affected wards on Sunday, April 26, 2009 but the Ekiti State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo, “broke down and took ill. The commission had no choice but to postpone the remaining election” In the prevailing circumstance, he said, “It is impossible for the REC therefore to declare a winner of the governorship election in Ekiti State without conducting the election in the remaining two registration areas (wards) in Oye Local Government Area and obtaining the result therefrom.” He informed that the RECs are the returning officers for the governorship elections in the states and are independent, not directed by anybody supporting it with Section 28 (2) (g) of the Electoral Act 2006. On the performance of the two leading candidates in last Saturday’s governorship rerun, Professor Iwu disclosed that “the two leading contenders are running neck and neck.” Arguing that the results received from the polling centres of the already conducted areas were signed off by the agents of the political parties as required by law, Professor Iwu said that the expected votes in the remaining local government area of Oye is in the neighbourhood of 18,000, going by the number of registered voters. He said that the early stage of the election last Saturday started very well, smooth and quite impressive until serious security situation set in as politicians and their gangs moved in to undermine the process. According to him, during the stakeholders’ forum which was held before the election, the politicians pledged to abide by the rules and to be decent in their conduct during the election “and the commission left Ekiti satisfied and optimistic that the election would be smooth.” The INEC chairman informed that the commission had continued to stress the fact that peace and sustenance of democracy required the commitment of all stakeholders and the “determination of the political class to play by the rules for elections and the development of constitutional democracy in Nigeria.” He, however, disclosed that the conduct of the remaining election in Oye had been postponed indefinitely, relying on section 27(1) of Electoral Act 2006, which states that, “where a date has been appointed for the holding of an election, and there is reason to believe that a serious breach of the peace is likely to occur if the election is proceeded with on that date or it is impossible to conduct the election as a result of natural disasters or other emergencies, the commission may postpone the election and shall in respect of the area, or areas concerned, appoint another date for the holding of the postponed election.” The INEC chairman further commended the Nigeria Police for being on top of the situation during the election in the state, saying that no life was lost. Meanwhile, the sleepy town of Oye, on Monday, looked peaceful but tense. When Nigerian Tribune reporter moved round the town in the morning, it was observed that commercial activities were yet to return to the town as well as the adjoining Ilupeju-Ekiti and Ifaki-Ekiti, home town of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Mr. Oni. Mobile policemen were still stationed in strategic positions, particularly on Ifaki/Oye Road, erecting road blocks for stop-and-search. Roads within and along the town were deserted as one or two vehicles were seen on them, while youths of the town were seen gathered in groups, discussing the political development in the town. A PDP chieftain in Oye town and senator representing Ekiti North senatorial district, Ayo Arise, who spoke with journalists, said the confusion into which the town and the entire local government had been thrown was unfortunate, adding that it was the fault of some politicians who were bent on governing the state at all costs. He said the people of the town and the entire Ekiti State were not happy as the said politicians seemed to be having their ways despite not following the rule of law. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday in Abuja blamed the Action Congress (AC) for the outbreak of violence which has led to the apparent stalemate in the exercise. It said in a statement signed by its National Secretary, Professor Rufai Ahmed Alkali that AC had engaged in the perpetration of acts of violence in its desperate attempt to capture power in the state, vowing that former governor Segun Oni would return to office at the end of the election. According to the party’s spokesman, “we have been following the Ekiti State re-run with deep concern. Particularly, we wish to condemn in totality the various acts of violence that AC is unleashing on the peace loving people of Ekiti State. “We had thought that as true democrats, they would heed the call of Mr. President (Umaru Yar’Ádua) to avoid anything that will disrupt peace and tranquillity in Ekiti State. Unfortunately, in their desperate attempt to win this election at all cost, they have thrown caution to the wind.” While commending security agencies for “demonstrating maturity in this rather very difficult task,” the ruling party advised AC to retrace its step and allow for an enabling environment for the conclusion of the outstanding election in Oye-Ekiti Local Government. However, the Action Congress (AC) has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Resident Electoral Commissioner for Ekiti State, Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo, to stay the course of truth by refusing to announce fake result of the Ekiti governorship re-run. The party, in statement issued in Lagos on Monday by its national Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said Mrs. Adebayo could easily become the heroine of the nation’s democracy if she did not succumb to pressure to subvert the will of the people of Ekiti. The AC said Mrs. Adebayo must confirm her strength of character and go the whole hog by telling Nigerians her own side of the story, so that she would not be misunderstood or mis-represented. “Nigerians will like to know what has transpired at the election, especially in the controversial local governments, as well as those who are putting her under pressure to act against her conscience. “In particular, the whole world will like to know from the Resident Commissioner what happened at Ido-Osi Local Government, where a fabricated result gave the PDP an impossible 15,939 votes - more than what the party scored in five local governments!” the AC said. The party said if Mrs. Adebayo stayed true to her conscience, she could become a redeeming force for democracy as well as for INEC, which it said had willfully colluded in the past with the police to thwart the will of the people. “Our sincere hope, therefore, is that she will not crumble under pressure from rampaging vote-thieves and perpetrators of brigandage. Her reward - writing her name in gold - will be long-lasting and definitely more than what the rapacious and desperate politicians from the PDP can offer her,” the party said. The AC said, for the avoidance of doubt, that it did not seek any favour from anyone beyond allowing the people’s will to prevail in the re-run election. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by blacksta(m): 5:55pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
@kobo what is your point? We all know everything u highlighted. Until she comes out with a press statement nobody knows. thanks |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:56pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
asha 80: Then she should not have taken the job in the first place. What did she expect would happen? They would throw a party for her or somethin? Did she suddenly grow a conscience at 74? Anywho, if you read the piece above from tribune, the AC party is calling for her to step up and talk already instead of caving!! lol |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by mustafar1: 5:58pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
another humphrey Nwosu is the making or Maibe not. hopefully its the latter. |
Re: Ekiti Rerun Election REC Resigns by Kobojunkie: 5:59pm On Apr 28, 2009 |
blacksta: My point is there are two sides to these stories. |
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