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Former military head of state, Ibrahim Babangida, IBB, has spoken ahead of the Saturday 9th December 2017 convention of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP).

IBB said as founding fathers and stakeholders, there is the pressure to collectively assure Nigerians that the party has learnt bitter lessons.

His statement issued on Sunday and signed by his spokesman, Prince Kassim Afegbua, read “Following the defeat of the party in the 2015 election, it is incumbent upon us as leaders and stakeholders to use the opportunity of the convention to sober reflect on the challenges confronting us, identify our flaws and seek plausible ways to correct them in order to come out stronger in subsequent elections.

“An elective convention presents as it were, a rare opportunity and veritable platform to elect in a holistic manner a credible, tested, down-to-earth and truly urbane candidate with enough stamina, distinguished character and national acceptability who is driven by incurable optimism and passion for a united Nigeria.

“At this point of our political history as a party, we need a National Chairman who is driven by uncommon initiatives, creativity in ideas and a rich content of character to lead and stabilize the party in line with the laudable ideals of the founding fathers of the party. Such an individual must possess national recognition to be able to galvanize political opportunities and transform them into tangible outcomes in our democratic engagements.

“When we were conceptualizing the idea of the PDP at formation, we had in mind a party that offers platform for all Nigerians in their pursuit of legitimate political aspirations. The choice of her motto; POWER TO THE PEOPLE was in sync with our clear objective of recognizing the people as the repository of power. In any democratic engagement, the people decide the outcome of elections through popular and inclusive participation. The monetization of our electoral process is disturbingly eroding that power which should ordinarily reside in the people.

“In the last few days, I get frightened by the monetary consideration that is likely to dictate who emerges as the National Chairman of our great party rather than what the people truly want. The discussion is more on the side of heavy monetization of the process and ultimate “procurement” of the position of the Chairman by the highest bidder. This approach, in my humble view, defeats the whole essence of participation, free choice and voting which are the essential attributes of any democracy without inducement and outright manipulation. I wish to plead that we tread on the path of caution and common sense, conscious of our recent history of avoidable political crisis.

“At 76, and given the benefit of hindsight, my role both in context and content; is now more of advisory one to enhance any altruistic democratic process to elect credible leadership at various levels of representation. Rather than de-monetize the electoral process to provide ample room for more citizens’ participation, the idea of monetizing the process and trying to “procure” party positions defeats merit, offends good conscience and blurs fair play. At this critical stage of our political secretions, we need men of stature, discipline, character and commendable conduct to breathe fresh air into our party and not persons whose political relevance is the product of naira and kobo bargain across the counter.

“We need a National Chairman that would not bend to the vagaries of individual selfish interest but one who is strong enough to apply the rule of law without fear or favour. We must begin the process of interrogating processes that lead to outcomes and not just the outcomes. We must interrogate our leadership recruitment process and encourage our delegates to exercise the power of their thumbs in making their preferred choice among the candidates.

“Good name cannot be bought with gold or silver. Good name is the sum total of the individual’s conduct in his trajectory and his overall assessment through life’s enduring journey. On the strength of this, I wish to make a passionate appeal to our members, party leaders and the members of the Convention Committee to be fair and just to all, and allow the process to produce a National Chairman that would truly represent the conscience of the party. I do subscribe to the idea that consensus building, collective bargaining and constructive engagement are some of the ingredients that nurture any democratic process; such ingredients should be given enough room to flourish in order to birth credible and truly representative leadership.

“Our party, the PDP, must re-invent and re-enact itself on account of her recent history of factions and fractures. The new leadership must therefore be one that enjoys the confidence of the majority stakeholders and members in order to have a seamless transition. To achieve this template, such a chairman must be the outcome of delegates’ election without manipulation and inducement. One would have thought that after the 2015 dismal outing, followed by months of leadership tussles, individuals would have put to rest their selfish and egocentric interest and pursue goals and objectives that bear true testimony to the ideals of the founding fathers; but the sound bites of monetization of the process are utterly demoralizing and benumbing.

“It is my strong belief therefore that leaders of the party irrespective of their political interest would allow reason and level playing field to prevail in the overall interest of the party. I wish the party a successful and peaceful convention on Saturday 9th December, 2017.”

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Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:

1. The draw for the 2018 World Cup held in Russia on Friday, and Nigeria has been drawn in group D alongside Argentina, Croatia and Iceland. Egypt is in group A alongside Russia, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay. Morocco is grouped alongside Spain Iran and Portugal. Tunisia and Senegal are found in groups F and G respectively.

2. President Muhamadu Buhari, Friday departed Abuja for Jordan ahead of Counter Terrorism Summit holding in the country. He was accompanied by governors Rauf Aregbesola of Osun, Yahaya Bello of Kogi and Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger States.
Buhari is expected to join other Heads of State at a retreat tagged ‘Aqaba Retreat’ in the review of strategies in the execution of war against terrorism.

3. A former Director General of the Bureau of Public Procurement and Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, on Friday faulted the Group Managing Director (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Maikanti Baru for not following due process as recommended by the Public Procurement Act in the award of contracts by the NNPC. Ezekwesili, who was the lead discussant at a roundtable to analyse the issues surrounding the October faceoff between the GMD of the NNPC and the Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibeh Kachikwu, argued strongly that the NNPC breached the nation’s public procurement procedures.

4. Security personnel at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife have arrested some persons in connection with a fight which led to the death of one Olufemi Ayoola Omoboriowo. The Public Relations Officer of the university, Mr. Abiodun Olanrewaju, said in a statement that the deceased was not a student of the institution.

5. One of the returnees from Libya following the ongoing slave trade in the country, Foka Fotsi, has said that the new slave trade-human trafficking in Libya is being carried out by many nationalities, including Nigerians and Ghanaians.

6. The Governing Council of the Imo State University, Owerri, has suspended the Registrar of the institution, Dr. Emeka Ejinkeonye, for six months. The Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ralph Njoku-Obi, said the decision to suspend the registrar was taken at the Council’s 61st Regular Meeting held on November 24, 2017. Report says he was suspended over alleged insubordination, treachery, stubbornness and lack of respect for constituted authority.

7. The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Bishop Mathew Hassan-Kukah has blamed the woes of the country on the shunning of politics by members of the Catholic Church.
He also called on Catholics who, he said were natural community builders, to vote out bad government.

8. The Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalung is optimistic that the Super Eagles will advance from Group D of the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Dalung made the statement after the draws were made on Friday at the State Kremlin Palace in Moscow, where Nigeria were drawn in Group D with Argentina, Croatia and Iceland. The minister said if quality friendly games were lined up for the team, the Eagles would get beyond the quarter-finals.

9. One of the Nigerians repatriated by the Federal Government from Libya earlier in the week, 35-year-old Harrison Okotie, has narrated that he lost one of his eyes to traffickers after he was sold for 2000 diners in the country.

10. The Adamawa State Police Command has confirmed the killing of four of its men in a clash with gunmen in Numan local government area of the state. The command spokesman, Othman Abubakar, who confirmed the incident in Yola to newsmen, said the four policemen were on patrol when the incident occurred. Abubakar said the identities of the gunmen have not been ascertained yet.

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Reno Omokri, former aide to immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan, has slammed the Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, over his comments against his ex-principal.

Shettima had described Jonathan on Thursday as a clueless leader and an ‘unsophisticated country person’ while speaking at the launch of a book, “On a Platter of Gold: How Jonathan won and lost Nigeria,” authored by spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bolaji Abdullahi.

However, Reno Omokri, while reacting through series of tweets, challenged Borno Governor, Kashim Shettima to publish President Buhari’s WAEC certificate alongside his own since he described Former President Goodluck as simpleton.

He wrote: “Today in Abuja, Shettima called Jonathan a ‘simpleton’. In my book, Facts Versus Fiction: True Story of Jonathan Years, I published Dr. Jonathan’s WAEC results where he made 7 A’s.

“I challenge Shettima and PMB to also publish their WAEC result. Let’s see who the real simpleton is!”

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Two primary school pupils were on Thursday hacked to death in Lube, Kwayan Kursar town in Borno State by a suspected mentally-derailed man.

The middle aged man, simply identified as Gaji Adamu, stormed the Jafi Primary School, Kwaya Kusar town and butchered two male pupils to death with a machete.

It was gathered that a teacher and one female pupil were also wounded during the attack.

A statement from the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Victor Isuku said, as a result, irate youths mobbed the suspect, who became unconscious and was rushed to the hospital under protective custody.

“The corpses and injured have been evacuated to Gombe general hospital for deposition and treatment of the victims,”the statement added

It also said that, the state’s Commissioner of Police, Cp Damian A. Chukwu, has directed the Divisional Police Officer of Kwaya kusar Division to transfer the suspect to the State Criminal investigation and intelligence department (CIID) for a discreet investigation as well as to determine his mental state.

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Dbanj has reacted to controversies surrounding payment of tithe in Nigerian churches.

OAP freeze has been widely condemned by popular Nigerian pastors over his preaching that they should stop paying tithes.

Recently, Apostle Suleman Johnson asked the controversial media personality to stick to his field and not veer into preaching while also backing Pastor Adeboye’s preachings on tithe

However, popular singer, Dbanj has thrown his support for continuous payment of tithe in churches.

The Koko master, on his Twitter page @iamdbanj alongside a picture of him in church wrote … “It PAYS, to PAY your tithe. Happy Sunday.”

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Four people were on Monday confirmed dead after a gas cylinder exploded at a filling station in Orji, Owerri North local government area of Imo State.

According to the police, several other customers who were buying fuel and other petroleum products were also seriously wounded in the explosion.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Andrew Enwerem, while confirming the incident, said investigations were ongoing to unravel the circumstances surrounding the explosion.

He said: “We heard about the explosion in a popular petrol station around Orji and four people have been confirmed dead.

“Police had rescued the wounded persons and taken them to the hospital.”

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