₦airaland Forum

TonyeBarcanista:
I have said repeatedly and will continue to echo that no Edo son or daughter would even dream of the fraud called Obaseki.

Ize-Iyamu is the only leader known in Edo state.



God one from the Edolite

Following such allegation, Governor Udom Emmanuel during a media chat paraded all Commissioners before newsmen to falsify the broadcaster’s claims.

alezzy13:
Let's face it, Oshiomole might have problems with his temperament, unyielding stubbornness and occasionally autocratic behavior, but as far as achievements go, he's miles ahead of Obaseki.

Anyone who witnessed the rot of the Igbinedion years will readily testify to that Oshio turned the state around.

TBH I really can not point to any tangible achievement of Obaseki in his four years in office.

PapaBrowne:
A better question would be why does Obaseki have so many supporters??
Truth is, he has impacted people directly. The Edo economy is what has been impacted the most as the the cities and communities are experiencing a boom of some sort.

sotall:
You guys are obviously pained.

In the fight bewilderment NWC led by Ajomobi and the one man faction of Giadom, who won?


Everyone knew Giadom was a temporary chairman. As at yesterday, the Ajimobi camp whom you supported made a press conference saying Giadom calling for NEC meeting is illegal but then what happened?

He called the meeting and Buhari and Osinbajo attended.

Where is the Ajimobi led NWC? .....disbanded.

Giadom won

DLondonboiy:
We want odubu as our flag bearer in APC.

‘The legal advice the President got is mischievous’

NWC snubs parley, says President ill-advised

10 governors, many state chairmen ‘won’t attend’

An eminent professor of law Itse Sagay (SAN) on Wednesday urged President Buhari not to participate in today’s All Progressives Congress (APC) National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting called by Victor Giadom.

He said Giadom had no right to summon the meeting because a deputy national secretary is not in line to succeed the national chairman.

Besides, Sagay, who chairs the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), said the ex-parte order Giadom is relying on to claim acting chairmanship had since lapsed.

He said: “I’m stunned by this turn of events. How can a deputy national secretary have the ambition to be the chairman of a party when you have deputy chairmen and vice-chairmen?

“That is why it is absurd. It does not make sense. His position makes it impossible for him to be the acting national chairman.

“Second, he is relying on an ex-parte order in which he alone was present and the court gave him an interim order in March. These orders last for 14 days.

“He turns up in June to say it has been extended – something that is dead, that does not exist and has lapsed. That is the second absurdity. If he had applied for a fresh order, that would have been different.

“When I heard of the developments, I was stunned into silence. I’m so stunned as to how such a person could be given legitimacy at the highest level.

“The legal advice the President got is mischievous in the extreme because there is no court order to extend since it does not exist. It died two weeks after it was made. The line of succession of the chairman cannot come from the Secretary.

“So the whole thing is an absurdity. I always hear of the theatre of the absurd, but this is one of the worst I’ve ever heard of.”

Asked if he would advise the President to reconsider his position, Sagay said: “That’s my view. And as someone pointed out, seven days’ notice is needed for such a meeting. Only three days have been given.

“So I would advise the President to step back from this matter and not participate in it.”

For Seyi Sowemimo (SAN), it was essentially a political matter and the President had taken a decision in furtherance of what he felt was in his best interests.

“A president in opting to recognise somebody is also acting in his own best interest. It’s not strictly a legal matter; it’s all politics.

“If you go to a third court, don’t be surprised that another conflicting decision may be given,” Sowemimo said.

He blamed the courts for the conflicting decisions and confusion.

“We have been complaining about these judges: it’s only for elections and petitions that we come with contrary injunctions flying here and there.”

Sowemimo noted that some judicial decisions seem to be giving the impression that the courts are abandoning their former stance of non-involvement in party affairs.

He said: “The decision of the courts in previous years was not to get involved in the internal affairs of political parties, but I am beginning to think that there is more to the involvement of the judges than meets the eye, because there’s that feeling that the judges themselves seem to be interested. Otherwise…they shouldn’t be speaking with different voices.

“In recent years, our courts have not been as reliable as they should, in terms of giving clear cut decisions on issues of law.

“Look at the case involving the governorship in Imo and Bayelsa states; people were disappointed at the outcome.

“So, it’s politics and personal interest amongst politicians and they have only just managed to drag the judiciary into the fray.”

Obinoscopy:
Who can solve this? It's not as easy as you think.

anigbajumo:
So PDP NWC pocket the 6 billion alone??

BGSM:
When two adults fight nakedly in the market place, please tell me what is expected of children?

I don't know what is going wrong in the brain of our leaders. Our future is at stake because our so called leaders are nothing to write home about.

Mmuoojukwu:
But you guys have been shouting PDP is dead. I don't understand all APC members. Anyone that takes APC serious go enter wahalla.

Coldie:
I was expecting to see a better excuse and that was all I could get. Am seriously disappointed.

If only these ignorant people know that the amount of development and emoluments plus money they will make from the selling of lands to investors that will besiege that area will outweigh any benefits they can ever think of.

Plenty bus parks will move there the new area, cause Onitsha is congested. If u are coming from the west trying to access other states, once u pass the Niger bridge into Onitsha u must meet traffic jam.

At least now people going to the east that have no business with Onitsha market will pass through Anambra smoothly.

Make una get sense o

Seerade029:
Politics sha, dirty game.
Shey I won't go and join politics like this

Hmm, all is well.