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Raise up and arrest or provide a solution to the Prison Break scenario across the federation. seunlayi: |
You are entitle to your opinion. MrOlai: |
biafranqueen:If he leaves, where is he now going to, is it PDP or where? |
charix:Must you see pictures before you believe, are you not convinced even with the News Media - The Guardian, that published the News? |
How Can I turn #10,000 to #100,000, Before mid of Dec.? Ymodulus: |
Is there any policy for post that are move to FP, I think there should be one, what does Winfrey posting with a feign Lion, have to do with Nigeria interests? *@ Mr Seun, I think you have to have policy for contents on FP* *Just Observation* |
The exchange rate is soaring like an Eagle, but hopefully, as the season goes it will subside adequately. eph12: |
adadadon:According to you, Ambode spent five years in Fashola's Govt. but according to the post below, Shashore is Fashola childhood friend. Pls. compare the relationship. Lucasbalo: |
@ rezzy, Election matters too now! Nobody can become the Gov. without the electorates. Have you forgotten that we practise Democracy in Nigeria.quote author=rezzy post=28575531] Election kè? Person wen go win don already know[/quote] |
Are you sure, of this? IjogzK: |
What do you mean? biafranqueen: |
That prayer is OK., since he doesn't want curse. komek: |
Obasanjo's Prophecy (which condemned Muslim - Muslim & Christian to Christian ticket) troubles APC, I learnt Fashola have to step down as VP aspirant of APC 'cos he is a Muslim and Sam Ndi-Isaih (The Publisher of Leadership Newspaper), a Christian was considered for the post, in APC. Also in Lagos, the party is considering a Christian for the post of the governor of the state, come 2015 election, Shashore and Ambode are the obvious choice of APC Gubernatorial candidate for Lagos state, whosoever emerge among the two after primary election. OBANIKORO IS BACK AGAIN as PDP ASPIRANT, after losing to Fashola almost 8 years ago. |
Many Lagosians have been asking the question: who did Babatunde Raji Fashola (BRF) groom to succeed him as governor of Lagos state? According to TheCable, the successor is Olasupo Shasore, former commissioner for justice and attorney-general of the state. The question of Fashola’s succession plan has been on the lips of many Nigerians who fear that his legacy could fall apart when he leaves office next year. Little was known about his mentorship of Shasore who, according to Alausa insiders, was a very important figure in the Fashola government from 2007 to 2011. But the 2015 political calculations have placed Fashola’s long-term plan in the balance, with the national leader of All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, preferring Akinwunmi Ambode as his man for governorship. Ambode, who has already declared his interest in the race, was accountant-general of Lagos and permanent secretary in the ministry of finance when Tinubu was governor. While Tinubu unexpectedly picked Fashola as his successor in 2007, the consolation then was that Fashola was Tinubu’s chief of staff and had been secretly groomed for governorship. However, Ambode has never been part of Fashola’s government and there are fears he could be starting from the scratch if he becomes governor. Shasore, a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) like Fashola, was one of the only two commissioners personally picked by the governor in his first cabinet in 2007. After playing a key role in the government, especially in legal reforms, Shasore left the cabinet in 2011 in a strategic move by Fashola to get him ready for the job in 2015, sources in the know told TheCable. In the meantime, Shasore has been saddled with the responsibility of delivering home ownership to Lagosians as chairman of the Lagos Home Ownership Mortgage Scheme (Lagos HOMS) committee as part of Fashola’s plan to get the Lagos Island-born lawyer to familiarise himself with the key constituencies in the state. He also promoted Shasore into national politics, nominating him to the National Conference which was held in Abuja this year. Fashola also prepared a Plan B: Femi Hamzat, his commissioner of works and infrastructure. Hamzat has been a member of the cabinet since 2005, first serving as commissioner for science and technology before moving to works in 2011. Having been a key member of Fashola’s cabinet, Hamzat has also understudied the governor for the past four years and was said to be preparing to run, but two obstacles stood his way. With Lagosians clamouring for an indigene and the Christian community agitating for one of their own, Hamzat’s ambition has been tempered by political realities. His father, Oba Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat, was recently made Olu of Afowowa, Ogun state, inevitably revealing his roots and exposing him to a potentially politically damaging campaign that could give the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) an advantage in the governorship race. Ironically, though, Oba Hamzat played politics in Lagos all his life, serving as a member of the state house of assembly and commissioner for transport in the 1970s and 1980s. Shasore is from Lagos Island, but Ambode has had to battle allegations that he is lying about his Ilaje roots in Ondo state. The attempt to balance religion may also work against Hamzat, following agitations that a Christian should be governor for the first since the fourth republic birthed in 1999. Shasore and Ambode are Christians, and the PDP is waiting in the wings to field a Christian ─ with Jimi Agbaje’s name ranking high on the list ─ in the event that religion becomes a major issue as the primaries draw close. Fashola, it would appear, may defer to Tinubu’s choice of Ambode, who against expectations made him the governorship candidate of the Action Congress (now APC) in 2007. Shasore was born in Lagos Island, Lagos, 50 years ago to Taoheed Shasore, a diplomat, and Bilkis Oladoyinbo Adufe, a civil servant and businesswoman. He attended Christ Church Cathedral Primary School, Federal Government College, and Igbobi College, Yaba ─ all in Lagos. He earned a bachelor of law from the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, in 1986 and a master of law from the University of Lagos in 1990. Although eloquent, Shasore has hardly been making public statements or organising political meetings despite the season. Culled From: www.NigeriaJournal..com
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Many Lagosians have been asking the question: who did Babatunde Raji Fashola (BRF) groom to succeed him as governor of Lagos state? According to TheCable, the successor is Olasupo Shasore, former commissioner for justice and attorney-general of the state. The question of Fashola’s succession plan has been on the lips of many Nigerians who fear that his legacy could fall apart when he leaves office next year. Little was known about his mentorship of Shasore who, according to Alausa insiders, was a very important figure in the Fashola government from 2007 to 2011. But the 2015 political calculations have placed Fashola’s long-term plan in the balance, with the national leader of All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, preferring Akinwunmi Ambode as his man for governorship. Ambode, who has already declared his interest in the race, was accountant-general of Lagos and permanent secretary in the ministry of finance when Tinubu was governor. While Tinubu unexpectedly picked Fashola as his successor in 2007, the consolation then was that Fashola was Tinubu’s chief of staff and had been secretly groomed for governorship. However, Ambode has never been part of Fashola’s government and there are fears he could be starting from the scratch if he becomes governor. Shasore, a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) like Fashola, was one of the only two commissioners personally picked by the governor in his first cabinet in 2007. After playing a key role in the government, especially in legal reforms, Shasore left the cabinet in 2011 in a strategic move by Fashola to get him ready for the job in 2015, sources in the know told TheCable. In the meantime, Shasore has been saddled with the responsibility of delivering home ownership to Lagosians as chairman of the Lagos Home Ownership Mortgage Scheme (Lagos HOMS) committee as part of Fashola’s plan to get the Lagos Island-born lawyer to familiarise himself with the key constituencies in the state. He also promoted Shasore into national politics, nominating him to the National Conference which was held in Abuja this year. Fashola also prepared a Plan B: Femi Hamzat, his commissioner of works and infrastructure. Hamzat has been a member of the cabinet since 2005, first serving as commissioner for science and technology before moving to works in 2011. Having been a key member of Fashola’s cabinet, Hamzat has also understudied the governor for the past four years and was said to be preparing to run, but two obstacles stood his way. With Lagosians clamouring for an indigene and the Christian community agitating for one of their own, Hamzat’s ambition has been tempered by political realities. His father, Oba Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat, was recently made Olu of Afowowa, Ogun state, inevitably revealing his roots and exposing him to a potentially politically damaging campaign that could give the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) an advantage in the governorship race. Ironically, though, Oba Hamzat played politics in Lagos all his life, serving as a member of the state house of assembly and commissioner for transport in the 1970s and 1980s. Shasore is from Lagos Island, but Ambode has had to battle allegations that he is lying about his Ilaje roots in Ondo state. The attempt to balance religion may also work against Hamzat, following agitations that a Christian should be governor for the first since the fourth republic birthed in 1999. Shasore and Ambode are Christians, and the PDP is waiting in the wings to field a Christian ─ with Jimi Agbaje’s name ranking high on the list ─ in the event that religion becomes a major issue as the primaries draw close. Fashola, it would appear, may defer to Tinubu’s choice of Ambode, who against expectations made him the governorship candidate of the Action Congress (now APC) in 2007. Shasore was born in Lagos Island, Lagos, 50 years ago to Taoheed Shasore, a diplomat, and Bilkis Oladoyinbo Adufe, a civil servant and businesswoman. He attended Christ Church Cathedral Primary School, Federal Government College, and Igbobi College, Yaba ─ all in Lagos. He earned a bachelor of law from the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, in 1986 and a master of law from the University of Lagos in 1990. Although eloquent, Shasore has hardly been making public statements or organising political meetings despite the season. Culled From: www.NigeriaJournal..com
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Please be more explicit! Princecalm: |
I wont curse YOU but I will PRAY for you, to become the President one day and let us see what you will do when you get there. Then we will really know the REAL MUMU. malali: |
How I hope this Jonathan is our Real President! bonfem:He will go any length for us 'cos of the Power that lies in that stage of Life. I wont curse YOU but I will PRAY for you, to become the President one day and let us see what you will do when you get there. Then we will really know the REAL MUMU. malali: |
I don't know people like this still exist, Derailers! idrissurajudeen: |
Medicine, students in this department don't toil with their studies. |
What America only can say, is that Nigeria will be divided in 2015. Enemy Regarded as a Friend. Largas: |
Are you sure, you want to do this? thegoodone2: |
Simply Put: New Topic Notifications. Teempakguy: |
But they are necessary for your spiritual growth! Princecalm: |
Obviously, the post was informal. you should have insulted him. phantonce: |
Blackchampion:You don't believe this occurrence with all the Paragraphs in the publication and finally backed up with the portrait picture of the dog on its grave. Which story would you now believe? |
yemi2plus:Mr Yemi, pls. I attempt calling Mr Patrick but couldn't get through. Pls can you guide me on how to call a Chinese Phone No. Thanks In Advance! |
And there I said SALVATION is the primary requisite for making heaven. Consider this, if a man seek for genuine salvation, forsaking his old ways and God forgive him his sins but the following day, he died, will he make heaven or not? He will, 'cos he is saved. Princecalm: |
Being saved is the requirement for making Heaven and what is salvation, salvation is the act of being saved through Christ Jesus, who is the lamb of God. Thereafter, water baptism also comes after salvation and water baptism is meaningless and ineffective to an unsaved person and you are subsequently, Baptized by the Holy Ghost. Princecalm:Please Note that the above stipulated points are picked from the exemplary life of the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the core focus of Christianity. |
If it is easy they would have been apprehended but seems Boko Haram are working with blueprint, I pray may their blueprint begin to fail them. They will become History in Nigeria very soon. SirHouloo: |
I learnt they have resumed operation today. Try and contact your agent for confirmation. Thespecialone: |
Though, the question has been answered but Thanks for the reply. denzelpraiz: |
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