₦airaland Forum

The story is full of lies

MrEmkaul:

I'll keep on working Hard to avoid being like this Classmate of Atiku

Lool it.is not about hard work my brother, If God bless you, you will just go higher, there will be some of his classmates jobless na Sebi this one they work for him company

SupaFemi:
Lai Mohammed be like '' Tiwa you fine, no be Lai"

SupaFemi is a scammer Pls don't patronize him for data

SupaFemi:
Vandalism should be shunned

Pls this guy is a scam don't be Victim,He almost dumped me today

I want,lawyers in the house to tell me who will the court send to arrest a serving Maj Gen.Police?

KADUNA – A Kaduna State High Court yesterday
threatened to jail the Commandant of Nigerian
Defence Academy, NDA, Kaduna, Major General
Muhammed Inuwa Idris over contempt of court
order.
The court’s warning was contained in ‘Form 48′,
dated 25th May, 2015 and signed by the
Registrar of the court Abubakar Habib. It was
said to have been served on the Commandant
through courier since last Thursday.
The court document, titled; ‘Notice of
Consequences of Disobedience to Court
Order”, reads: “To Major General Muhammed
Inuwa Idris (Commandant of Nigerian Defence
Academy, Kaduna).
“Take notice that the judgement creditors will on
18th day of June, 2015 at 9am in the forenoon,
apply to this court for an order for your
committal to proson for having disobeyed the
perpetual order of injunction of this court made
on 10th April 2014, restraining the defendants,
especiall the 2nddefendant, NDA, whether by
themselves, agents, servants, workmen, officers,
privies and assigns whomsoever and howsoever
otherwise from trespassing upon or disturbing
the 1st and 2nd plaintiffs enjoyment of the
properties known as Flat 4, no 11 Gongola Road,
Barnawa and flat d, no. 36A Gongola Road,
Barnawa, Kaduna.
“And firther take notice that you are hereby
required to attend the court on the fore
mentioned day to show cause why an order for
your committal should not be made”.
The issue hanging over the NDA Commandant
had to do with two contentious property, both
in Barnawa GRA, Kaduna formerly belonging to
NDA. But they were sold to the l Mr. Joseph
Kingo Lafidi (now late) and to D. Akpam (also of
blessed memory). Both were then civilian staff
of the military institution.
However, widows of the late NDA staff , Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Lafidi (1st Plaintif) and Dorcas D.
Akpam (2nd Plaintiff) were evicted from the
property in 2010 by the NDA authority . The
widows however took the matter to court and
won the case on April 2014.
But, the property were forcefully taken from
them by the NDA.
Counsel to the widows, Barrister Lekan Oyerinde
approached the same Kaduna State High Court
in Suit No: KDH/KAD/737/2015, alleged that the
NDA commandant acted against the Judgment of
the court and forcefully evicted the ‘original
owners’ using armed soldiers. The NDA
disregarded several summons over the case of
contempt against it.
But when contacted on phone, a source close to
the academy who doesn’t want to be quoted
said, the matter is in appeal court sand
therefore, he would not want to comment much
on it.
Even though, he did not provide the appeal
number, the source said, ”the widows were
dubious about the house, NDA has announced
severally that no staff should get any house
through the monetization because the academy
is an institution where people come and go, so
there is no way it can monetize its houses, if it
does, where will the people coming after live?”
He further noted that widows were not told to
evacuate NDA staff quarters until the
entitlement of their husbands were paid.




www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/court-threatens-nda-commandant-with-jail-sentence-for-contempt-of-court/

KADUNA – A Kaduna State High Court yesterday
threatened to jail the Commandant of Nigerian
Defence Academy, NDA, Kaduna, Major General
Muhammed Inuwa Idris over contempt of court
order.
The court’s warning was contained in ‘Form 48′,
dated 25th May, 2015 and signed by the
Registrar of the court Abubakar Habib. It was
said to have been served on the Commandant
through courier since last Thursday.
The court document, titled; ‘Notice of
Consequences of Disobedience to Court
Order”, reads: “To Major General Muhammed
Inuwa Idris (Commandant of Nigerian Defence
Academy, Kaduna).
“Take notice that the judgement creditors will on
18th day of June, 2015 at 9am in the forenoon,
apply to this court for an order for your
committal to proson for having disobeyed the
perpetual order of injunction of this court made
on 10th April 2014, restraining the defendants,
especiall the 2nddefendant, NDA, whether by
themselves, agents, servants, workmen, officers,
privies and assigns whomsoever and howsoever
otherwise from trespassing upon or disturbing
the 1st and 2nd plaintiffs enjoyment of the
properties known as Flat 4, no 11 Gongola Road,
Barnawa and flat d, no. 36A Gongola Road,
Barnawa, Kaduna.
“And firther take notice that you are hereby
required to attend the court on the fore
mentioned day to show cause why an order for
your committal should not be made”.
The issue hanging over the NDA Commandant
had to do with two contentious property, both
in Barnawa GRA, Kaduna formerly belonging to
NDA. But they were sold to the l Mr. Joseph
Kingo Lafidi (now late) and to D. Akpam (also of
blessed memory). Both were then civilian staff
of the military institution.
However, widows of the late NDA staff , Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Lafidi (1st Plaintif) and Dorcas D.
Akpam (2nd Plaintiff) were evicted from the
property in 2010 by the NDA authority . The
widows however took the matter to court and
won the case on April 2014.
But, the property were forcefully taken from
them by the NDA.
Counsel to the widows, Barrister Lekan Oyerinde
approached the same Kaduna State High Court
in Suit No: KDH/KAD/737/2015, alleged that the
NDA commandant acted against the Judgment of
the court and forcefully evicted the ‘original
owners’ using armed soldiers. The NDA
disregarded several summons over the case of
contempt against it.
But when contacted on phone, a source close to
the academy who doesn’t want to be quoted
said, the matter is in appeal court sand
therefore, he would not want to comment much
on it.
Even though, he did not provide the appeal
number, the source said, ”the widows were
dubious about the house, NDA has announced
severally that no staff should get any house
through the monetization because the academy
is an institution where people come and go, so
there is no way it can monetize its houses, if it
does, where will the people coming after live?”
He further noted that widows were not told to
evacuate NDA staff quarters until the
entitlement of their husbands were paid.





www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/court-threatens-nda-commandant-with-jail-sentence-for-contempt-of-court/

harrysterol:
Where is the safety buhari promised us?
They're all in their comfort zone raising their glasses

where u @

Musteeshow:
I can't find a single northern city in ur list.... Are all northern cities insecured?

Bro Abuja na north nah

Musteeshow:
I can't find a single northern city in ur list.... Are all northern cities insecured?

Bro Abuja na north nah

sirrinky:
Wow

is it new?

An outbreak of a strange ailment has claimed
more than twenty five lives in Ode Irele in Irele
local government area of Ondo State, a
community leader has told SaharaReporters.
In a telephone interview with our
correspondent, the community leader, Ayodele
Omole, stated that the “strange ailment” broke
out on Wednesday morning and had already
created panic among residents, adding that
many people were fleeing from the community.
In a radio broadcast, the Ondo State
Commissioner for Health, Dayo Adeyanju,
confirmed the outbreak, but assured residents
that it was not Ebola.
Even though the source of the epidemic has not
been determined, Mr. Omole stated that many
residents had blamed it on an “evil spiritual
attack.”
“We noticed the strange ailment yesterday
(Wednesday),” said Mr. Omole. “Several people
lost their sight before they died instantly.
“As at the last count, in the early hours of today
(Thursday), more than 25 dead bodies were
counted in the streets of Irele.
“Unlike yesterday, people are now scared of
carrying the bodies because of fear of infections.
Some residents have fled the community for Ore
town while others are planning to leave for
Akure for total safety.”
He stated that, in addition causing blindness,
the unknown disease also caused victims’
tongues to swell abnormally, rendering the
victims incapable of speech, prior to death
within a few hours.
Mr. Omole said many in the community saw the
ailment as having “a spiritual cause,” adding
that they believed it was beyond the control of
state health officials. He added that the
residents were hoping that some traditional
healers would quickly come in to help.
A young resident in the town said the gods in
the community were angry because “some
section of the shrine was recently destroyed and
some sacred objects stolen by unknown people.”
He said some worshipers of the deity and
traditional priests were meeting to discover
those behind the theft.
Meanwhile, the state government has confirmed
the outbreak of the “unknown disease,” adding
that it was on top of the situation.
In a broadcast on a state-owned radio station in
Akure, the state capital, the Ondo State
Commissioner for Health, Mr. Adeyanju, said the
ravaging disease was not Ebola as some feared.
The commissioner stated that health officials
and equipment had been deployed to the
community to curtail the spread of the strange
disease.
“The community outbreak team informed us
yesterday morning of disease outbreak in Irele.
The unknown disease isn’t Ebola as it doesn’t
manifest any of its symptoms, but only attacks
the central nervous system of the victims.
“We can’t really say what is responsible for this
ailment. It was clear that those who had died
had no symptoms of vomiting or diarrhea,” said
Mr. Adeyanju, adding that the symptoms of the
ailment included headaches and loss of sight
prior to death.
“The disease has been spread to the whole town
and it has been very difficult to trace it to a
particular source because it had already spread
across the whole local government of Irele,” he
said.
The health commissioner disclosed that
investigations had commenced to determine the
cause and source of the strange epidemic
stressing that blood samples from some victims
have been taken to a laboratory in Lagos for
tests.


saharareporters.com/2015/04/16/infectious-disease-outbreak-kills-over-25-ondo-health-officials-claim-it-not-ebola

adino:
Dark Days Are Coming. apc will systematically turn Nigeria into a killing field filled with people of fear, anxiety and finally islam will knock on YOUR DOORSTEPS.
MARK MY WORDS AND BOOKMARK THIS PAGE!

Dont mind them.I even heard he was apolitical lik a mutual freind Fred Hosea told him.He even spoke to him he said he will explain when he gets to sch.Unfortunately he gave up

MrKodak:
eh yaa! RIP. But why were they angry? aren't they happy about Buhari winning?

I Tire o

The Akpama family in jos have been thrown into mourning by roggues.On tuesday Joshua Akpama a final year econmics student of ABU zaria was stabbed twice in saminaka by angry people over election result.He was returning to school from jos but his vehencle was halted by angry youths and he was stabbed.He was assumed to be a little ok but unfortunately he gave up yesterday morning as he was suffering from internal bleeding.
RIP Joshua.

[quote author=haywire1 post=32378509][/quote]pls no name of the Author.Who wrote it

MrFootball:
Elite wey dey use ordinary ak47

Wia is AK 47.the pic shows Gpmg,RPG.Even d riffle with dat guy is not Ak so wia u see Ak

asuoka:
stepping in

My bio teacher in Airforce Military school jos. Fl Lt Echuazu

kel4soft:
How is Fayose better than Fayemi? So why the protest?

I am sorry sir. you lack comprehension skills.Fayemi sch fee was 96k Fayose reduce it to 60k.Is it Fayose that will Add let Registration fee.Obviously the management because it is unauditable but you still call it Fayose

An Equatoguinean female footballer,
Genoveva Añonma has revealed that the
Confederation of African Football, CAF, forced
her to strip unclad to prove she was a
woman.
Genoveva Añonma who took part in the 2011
FIFA Women’s World Cup, scoring only two goals
in the tournament. Prior to the World Cup,
Añonma and two other players from New
Guinea had been accused of being male by
opponents.


Añonma rejected the allegations, however, it
was not enough for African football authorities.
According to the forward, she was forced to take
her clothes off in front of officials from CAF and
her own team.
Speaking to BBC journalists she lamented, “I was
really upset, my morale was low and I was
crying. It was totally humiliating, but over time I
have got over it.”
She became the first foreigner to win the
Bundesliga top-scorer award when she scored 22
goals in the 2011–12 season. In 2012 she was
named African Women Footballer of the Year,
now she plays for German club team Turbine
Potsdam and her country team.



www.informationng.com/2015/01/caf-forced-female-footballer-to-strip-naked-to-prove-she-is-female.html

4bobo:
That is Westminster /coconut side, tin can axis not inside main apapa.

ok I know it after Sifax Terminal close to first nd Gtb.ok ok

Which one b ware house sebi na burma,Eleganza nd Liverpool Diamond dey which one be warehouse

IGBEKELE AJIBEFUN, FUTA ALUMNUS, BECOMES
ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY’S NEW VICE-
CHANCELLOR
Professor Igbekele Ajibefun, an alumnus of the
Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA has
been appointed the new Vice-Chancellor of the
Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA
Ondo State following the ratification by Ondo
State Governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko. Ajibefun,
who succeeds Professor Olufemi Mimiko whose
tenure ended on Sunday, 4th January, 2015 was
before the new appointment the Rector, Rufus
Giwa Polytechnic, Owo.
Ajibefun, studied Farm Management and
Extension in FUTA and graduated with First Class
in 1990. He proceeded to the University of
Ibadan for his Master of Science Degree in
Agricultural Economics and graduated in 1992.
Ajibefun’s yearn for academic pursuit saw him
bagging his Ph.D in Agricultural Economics in 1999
at the Federal University of Technology Akure.
He started his working career as an Assistant
Lecturer at the Federal University of Technology,
Akure and rose through the ranks to become an
Associate Professor in October, 2006.
Aside his teaching at the Federal University of
Technology, Akure, Ajibefun has held many high
ranking positions in other Institutions outside
Nigeria. They are: Japan Foundation Research
Fellow at the Department of Agricultural and
Forestry Economics, Kyoto University, Japan
(1995); World Bank/NUC Visiting Research Scholar,
Department of Econometrics, School of
Economics, University of New England, Armidale,
Australia (1996), Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Leibniz
Centre for Agricultural Landscape and Land Use
Research, Muncheberg, Germany (2004 and 2008)
.
Ajibefun is also a Consultant to a number of
national and international organizations, some of
which are: The United States Agency for
International Development (USAID); the World
Bank; International Fund for Agricultural
Development (IFAD), Forum for Agricultural
Research in Africa (FARA); the African Economic
Research Consortium, CIRAD, (France);
International Institute for Tropical Agriculture
(IITA); The African Union Challenge Project, Niger
Republic, The Federal Republic of Nigeria and the
Ondo State Government.
Professor Ajibefun is a member of various
national and international professional
associations. They are: International Association
of University Presidents (IAUP); Commonwealth
Association of Polytechnics in Africa; European
Society for Soil Conservation (ESSC); International
Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE);
African Economic Research Consortium (AERC);
Asian Society of Agricultural Economists (ASAE)
and the Nigerian Participatory Rural Appraisal
Network (NIPRANET).
His administrative acumen and leadership
qualities won him several awards. Some of them
are: Best Rector in South West; Best Innovative
and Student-Friendly Rector/Icon of Nation-
Building; Most Outstanding Rector of the year
2013 and the Most Responsive Rector of 2013 all
by students’ body – National Association of
Nigerian Students (NANS) and the National
Association of Ondo State Students (NAOSS).
It is also on record that Professor Ajibefun
transformed the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo as
the Rector. Ajibefun, a renowned scholar has to
his credit over 40 Articles published in high
ranking journals within and outside Nigeria.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebiyi Daramola,
has formally congratulated the new Vice
Chancellor of AAUA describing him as a round
peg in a round hole. “There is no doubt that the
appointment is well merited, given your very
sound academic background not only as a first
class product of FUTA, but also as a productive
and eminently resourceful scholar. We are also
not in doubt that with the transformational
impact and visionary leadership you have
fostered on Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo in the
last four years, AAUA will rise to be a leading
University in Nigeria and Africa under your
leadership”, Professor Daramola wrote in the
letter of congratulation he personally signed
Born over 50 years ago, Ajibefun is married with
children.

Yesterday, the General Court-Martial sitting in
Abuja which tried another batch of 59 soldiers
for conspiracy to mutiny and mutiny convicted
54 of the accused persons and sentenced them
to death while 5 were discharged and acquitted.
The acquittal was designed to give the false
impression that the dubious verdict was fair and
just. The soldiers were in the SF 111 Batallion
which has 174 instead of 750 soldiers. The
soldiers in the Batallion were neither equipped
nor motivated. They are young men whose ages
range between 21 and 25. Most of them joined
the army in 2012.
With little or no training whatsoever they were
deployed to fight the dreaded Boko Haram sect.
The funds allocated for payment of the salaries
and allowances of the soldiers and for purchase
of arms and ammunition are usually diverted
and cornered by corrupt military officers.
Instead of bringing such unpatriotic officers to
book the military authorities have engaged in
the diversionary tactics of wasting the lives of
innocent soldiers by sentencing them to death
without any legal justification.
On July 9, 2014 the Boko Haram sect launched a
ferocious attack on the Batallion. As the soldiers
were ill-equipped and ill-motivated the well
armed terrorists killed 3 officers and 23 soldiers
and inflicted serious injuries on 82 others. While
sympathizing with the bereaved soldiers the
army authorities assured them that adequate
weapons would be provided to match the
sophisticated weapons of the Boko Haram sect.
But without the provision of the said weapons
the soldiers were ordered on August 4, 2014 to
recapture Delwa, Balubulin and Damboa in
Borno State from the Boko Haram terrorists. The
soldiers demanded for weapons so as not to
lose more officers and men in the circumstance.
A few soldiers who embarked on the suicidal
mission together with the Commanding Officer
were ambushed by the Boko Haram troops.
When some weapons were made available on
August 8, 2014, the soldiers moved to the
battlefront, dislodged the satanic Boko Haram
sect and liberated their captured colleagues and
officers. They were commended for their
bravery and sacrifice. But for some inexplicable
reasons, the army authorities ordered that the
soldiers be charged with mutiny for allegedly
exposing the armed forces to embarrassment by
asking for weapons! Thus, 60 soldiers were
charged before the court-martial led by
Brigadier-General M. Yusuf. The charge was
however withdrawn against one of them on
health ground. When the trial commenced
against the remaining 59 the court-martial
allowed defense correspondents and reporters
to cover the proceedings. But the revealing
testimonies of the prosecution witnesses
embarrassed the army authorities.
In particular, the defence pointed out that by
not providing the soldiers with adequate
weapons the Federal Government had violated
Section 217 (2) (b) of the Constitution which
provides that the Federation shall, subject to an
Act of the National Assembly made in that
behalf, equip and maintain the armed forces as
may be considered adequate and effective for
the purpose of maintaining its territorial integrity
and securing its borders from violation on land,
sea or air.
It is public knowledge that it was when the trial
of the soldiers was in progress that the
President and Commander-in-chief of the
Armed Forces, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, sought
and obtained the approval of the National
Assembly for a loan of USD$1 billion to purchase
equipment for the prosecution of the war on
terror. Up till now, the loan has not been
utilized for the purchase of weapons!
It was on the basis of such revelation that the
court-martial resorted to sitting in camera and
prohibited the media from further reporting the
proceedings. In the judgment delivered
yesterday the court-martial refused to consider
the evidence led in court and convicted 54 of
the soldiers for having the temerity to ask for
weapons to carry out the task of defending the
territorial integrity of the nation. Since the
soldiers were justified in refusing to commit
suicide the verdict which is characterized by
gross miscarriage of justice will not stand. Apart
from the fact that the Prosecution did not lead
any scintilla of evidence to prove the 2-count
charge of conspiracy and mutiny against any of
the convicts the Court-martial did not consider
the defence of the soldiers in any material
particular.
Convinced that soldiers who made a legitimate
demand for equipment to fight the insurgents
cannot, by any stretch of imagination, be
properly convicted for mutiny we shall take all
necessary legal measures to prevent the army
authorities from giving effect to the genocidal
verdict of the court-martial. We submit that the
oath of allegiance taken by the accused soldiers
is not a license to commit suicide. It is a solemn
undertaking to defend the nation based on the
expectation that the Federal Government would
have complied with Section 217 of the
Constitution on the mandatory requirement to
equip the armed forces adequately. It is
important to state that when equipment was
made available on 18 August 2014, the accused
soldiers fought gallantly.
Femi Falana SAN.




saharareporters.com/2014/12/18/halt-genocidal-elimination-nigerian-soldiers-femi-falana

baye2023:
Labaran Maku the former minister Lost the Nassarawa primaries...well i'm not suprised the Senate majority leader lost too...will Koro make it in Lagos? lets watch out!!

who won in nassarawa

The son of a former Governor of Ondo State,
Gboyega Adefarati, was on Sunday among the
losers in the contest for the All Progressives
Congress tickets for the House of
Representatives elections.
Adefarati lost the Akoko South West/East to
Babatunde Kolawole, while Friday Olemija won
in the Akoko North East/West.
The exercise was largely peaceful, even as the
party used the open ballot system in the process
across the state.
In Ondo, Ifedore, Akure, Owo and Akoko local
governments, it was observed that the security
operatives, Independent National Electoral
Commission officers and party returning officers
were all present in good time to screen the
delegates.
In Ilaje /Ese Odo Federal Constituency, Mr.
Lucky Aiyedatiwa emerged the candidate of the
party after defeating Barrister Benson
Enikuomehin.
Also, in Akure South/North federal constituency,
a former State House of Assembly lawmaker,
Pastor Afe Olowokere, who scored 328 votes
defeated his closest rival, Mr. Shaka Yusuf, who
scored 292 votes.
In Ondo West/East, there was consensus
arrangement among the party delegates and
Hon. Dele Olanubi emerged as the party flag-
bearer.
The Pro-Chancellor of Achievers University got
the party ticket for Owo/Ose federal
constituency, while the delegates from Ifedore/
Idanre federal constituency voted for Baderinwa
Bamidele.
A chieftain of the party, Chief Tayo Alasoadura
commended the leaders for giving room for
internal democracy, stressing that such system
had helped the party to be transparent in
producing popular candidates.
Alasoadura, who is one of the senatorial
aspirants for Ondo Central said, “The
transparent system designed by the party where
aspirants were allowed to test their popularity
on political field has helped to curb rancour in
the primaries so far. How can you be angry
when you are allowed to participate in the
primaries voting system?
“And also members of the party are interested
in winning power in the state and if we start
fighting how are we going to win the hearts of
the people. I am very sure that at the end of
the day, the winners will call upon the losers
and make sure they work for the progress of the
party.”


www.punchng.com/news/adefaratis-son-enikuomehin-lose-in-ondo-apc-primaries/

T wo factions of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) in Ondo State on Saturday held separate
primary elections to select candidates for
election into the House of Representatives.
The two factions belong to aggrieved “Old” PDP
and the “New” PDP members.
Correspondents of SaharaReporters who
monitored the primaries in Akure, the state
capital, reported that two separate hotels were
used as venues to conduct the primary elections.
Members of the “Old” PDP met at Helena Hotel
along Ado/Owo expressway while the “New” PDP
members used Solton Hotel in Ijapo for their
primaries.
In the end, two parallel candidates emerged
from the factions to represent the party in
Akure South and North Federal constituencies.
The “Old” PDP faction selected Mr. Adedayo
Omolafe whilst the “New” faction went for Mr.
Dare Aliu.
Governor Olusegun Mimiko, who recently
defected from the Labor to the PDP, is the main
mastermind of the “New” PDP while a
controversial businessman, Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim,
controls the “Old” PDP. Both factional leaders
have also chosen different parallel executive
members for their state chapter. Mr. Mimiko’s
executive is headed by Clement Faboyede, while
Mr. Ibrahim’s executive is led by Olu Ogunye.
Both men are from the central senatorial district
of the state. Both have since christened their
different camps “PDP Gbasibe” for the “New”
PDP and “PDP Koniba” for the “Old” PDP
members.
Our correspondent who visited the primary
election at Helena Hotel reported that Mr.
Adedayo Omolafe emerged as the party’s
factional candidates for the Akure South and
North Federal Constituency unopposed having
polled 67 votes of the total delegates. Although
89 delegates were expected at the primary, 71
delegates showed up while 67 were accredited.
All of them endorsed Mr. Omolafe.
Another correspondent at Solton Hotel reported
that Mr. Dare Aliu emerged as the party’s
consensus candidate for the same Akure South
and North Federal constituency. 72 delegates
attended the primary and unanimously picked
Mr. Aliu.
The PDP in Akure South local government has 11
wards while Akure North local government has
12 wards. Ondo State has nine seats at House of
Representatives.
Our correspondent also reported that Mr. Akin
Akingbesote emerged as the party’s candidate in
Idanre Ifedore Federal Constituency with 41
votes while Moshood Bakare scored 15 votes and
Ayo Agbomuserin polled 10 votes.
A party source told our reporter that other
factional candidates in the camp of Governor
Mimiko were handpicked due to their loyalty to
him. They also alleged that the governor was
only using consensus candidate as a cover up.
Officials of the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) and security agencies
witnessed the separate primaries. Also present
were PDP representatives from Abuja.
Below are the lists of candidates produced by
the parralel conventions of the old and new
PDP in the state:
(A) Jimoh Ibrahim’s Camp
RESULTS OF ONDO STATE PDP HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE PRIMARY
1. Ondo East/West - Bisi Johnson
2. Akure North/South - Adedayo Omolafe.
3. Idanre/Ifedore - Akin Akingbesote
4. Ose/Owo - Femi Adekanbi
5. Akoko East/South - Martins Abiloye
6. Irele/Okitipupa - Akingboju Gboluga
7. Ilaje /Ese-Odo - Bamgbe Atimise
8. Odigbo/ Ile-Oluji -Oke-Igbo - Mayo Akinfolarin
9. Akoko-North East/West - Mrs. Abiye
Adegboyegun
(B) Governor Olusegun Mimiko’s Camp
RESULTS OF ONDO STATE PDP HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE PRIMARY
1. Akure North and South - Hon Dare Aliu
2. Okitipupa/Irele - Prince Mike Omogbehin
3. Ilaje/Ese Odo - Hon Victor Kolade Akinjo
4. Ile Oluji/Oke Igbo - Hon Mayowa Akinfolarin,
5. Akoko South East/South West - Hon. Debo
Ologunagba
6. Idanre/Ifedore - Hon. Dele Oshakuade,
7. Owo/Ose - Alhaja Mrs Munirat Folasade
Tinubu
8. Akoko North East/North West - Hon. Michael
Adenigba Akerele
9. Ondo East/Ondo West - Hon Joseph Akinlaja


saharareporters.com/2014/12/06/confusion-ondo-pdp-two-candidates-emerge-house-reps-primary

T wo factions of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) in Ondo State on Saturday held separate
primary elections to select candidates for
election into the House of Representatives.
The two factions belong to aggrieved “Old” PDP
and the “New” PDP members.
Correspondents of SaharaReporters who
monitored the primaries in Akure, the state
capital, reported that two separate hotels were
used as venues to conduct the primary elections.
Members of the “Old” PDP met at Helena Hotel
along Ado/Owo expressway while the “New” PDP
members used Solton Hotel in Ijapo for their
primaries.
In the end, two parallel candidates emerged
from the factions to represent the party in
Akure South and North Federal constituencies.
The “Old” PDP faction selected Mr. Adedayo
Omolafe whilst the “New” faction went for Mr.
Dare Aliu.
Governor Olusegun Mimiko, who recently
defected from the Labor to the PDP, is the main
mastermind of the “New” PDP while a
controversial businessman, Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim,
controls the “Old” PDP. Both factional leaders
have also chosen different parallel executive
members for their state chapter. Mr. Mimiko’s
executive is headed by Clement Faboyede, while
Mr. Ibrahim’s executive is led by Olu Ogunye.
Both men are from the central senatorial district
of the state. Both have since christened their
different camps “PDP Gbasibe” for the “New”
PDP and “PDP Koniba” for the “Old” PDP
members.
Our correspondent who visited the primary
election at Helena Hotel reported that Mr.
Adedayo Omolafe emerged as the party’s
factional candidates for the Akure South and
North Federal Constituency unopposed having
polled 67 votes of the total delegates. Although
89 delegates were expected at the primary, 71
delegates showed up while 67 were accredited.
All of them endorsed Mr. Omolafe.
Another correspondent at Solton Hotel reported
that Mr. Dare Aliu emerged as the party’s
consensus candidate for the same Akure South
and North Federal constituency. 72 delegates
attended the primary and unanimously picked
Mr. Aliu.
The PDP in Akure South local government has 11
wards while Akure North local government has
12 wards. Ondo State has nine seats at House of
Representatives.
Our correspondent also reported that Mr. Akin
Akingbesote emerged as the party’s candidate in
Idanre Ifedore Federal Constituency with 41
votes while Moshood Bakare scored 15 votes and
Ayo Agbomuserin polled 10 votes.
A party source told our reporter that other
factional candidates in the camp of Governor
Mimiko were handpicked due to their loyalty to
him. They also alleged that the governor was
only using consensus candidate as a cover up.
Officials of the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) and security agencies
witnessed the separate primaries. Also present
were PDP representatives from Abuja.
Below are the lists of candidates produced by
the parralel conventions of the old and new
PDP in the state:
(A) Jimoh Ibrahim’s Camp
RESULTS OF ONDO STATE PDP HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE PRIMARY
1. Ondo East/West - Bisi Johnson
2. Akure North/South - Adedayo Omolafe.
3. Idanre/Ifedore - Akin Akingbesote
4. Ose/Owo - Femi Adekanbi
5. Akoko East/South - Martins Abiloye
6. Irele/Okitipupa - Akingboju Gboluga
7. Ilaje /Ese-Odo - Bamgbe Atimise
8. Odigbo/ Ile-Oluji -Oke-Igbo - Mayo Akinfolarin
9. Akoko-North East/West - Mrs. Abiye
Adegboyegun
(B) Governor Olusegun Mimiko’s Camp
RESULTS OF ONDO STATE PDP HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE PRIMARY
1. Akure North and South - Hon Dare Aliu
2. Okitipupa/Irele - Prince Mike Omogbehin
3. Ilaje/Ese Odo - Hon Victor Kolade Akinjo
4. Ile Oluji/Oke Igbo - Hon Mayowa Akinfolarin,
5. Akoko South East/South West - Hon. Debo
Ologunagba
6. Idanre/Ifedore - Hon. Dele Oshakuade,
7. Owo/Ose - Alhaja Mrs Munirat Folasade
Tinubu
8. Akoko North East/North West - Hon. Michael
Adenigba Akerele
9. Ondo East/Ondo West - Hon Joseph Akinlaja

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There are strong indications that the former
National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic
Party, PDP, Senator Banabas Gemade has
decided to join the opposition All Progressives
Congress, APC, to realize his re-election bid in
the Senate.
Already Senator Gemade who represents Benue
North East Senatorial District has tendered a
letter of withdrawal from the PDP’s senatorial
primaries expected to hold tomorrow as a result
of the alleged hijack of the process by the State
Governor, Gabriel Suswan.

A close ally of the erstwhile National Chairman
of the PDP who spoke to Saturday Vanguard on
the condition of anonymity hinted that Senator
Gemade may likely pick the APC form on
Monday to contest the senatorial election in the
area.
The source further stated that Gemade who is
the Chairman, Senate Committee on National
Planning will join forces with the former
governor of the state and Senate Minority
Leader, Senator George Akume to ensure that
APC captures the state in 2015 general elections.
The source claimed that Senator Gemade
decided to leave the PDP because the National
Working Committee, NWC, of the PDP, turned
down the list of his (Gemade) delegates and
recognized the governor’s list which he claimed
were allegedly written in the comfort of his
Anyiim, Logo country home, Benue State.
It will be recalled that Senator Akume was
allegedly pushed out of the PDP and he joined
the opposition party to win his election in 2011
and has become a Chieftain of the APC and
Minority Leader in the senate.
Senator Gemade in his withdrawal letter
addressed to the National Chairman of the PDP
Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu dated December 2nd,
2014, with the title “PDP primary elections for
Senate 2015-withdrawal”, complained about lack
of transparency and level playing field in the
way and manner the party’s primary election is
being conducted.
He lamented over his alleged forceful
withdrawal from the PDP senatorial primaries,
saying that he had realised that things had
degenerated to the level that no one should
expect a level playing field or even any
democratic action in the party’s affairs.
He said that as a founding member of the PDP
in 1998 and indeed the leader of the Conveners
in Benue State, he was pained by the
undemocratic developments in the party where
the party structure was surrendered to the state
government.
Senator Gemade noted, with dismay, that there
was no room for an honest and law abiding
member of PDP in having a fair chance in any
contest in the forthcoming primary elections as
anyone who was capable of manipulating the
process, albeit illegally, was free to do so, and
will be protected.
The letter for his withdrawal read in part: “I am
constrained to write you for the fourth time in
two months on the subject matter of the
happenings in the PDP in my state as they affect
me and our teeming members who have toiled
over the years to give victory to our party for
four consecutive general elections.
“As a founding member of this party in 1998
and indeed the leader of the Conveners in
Benue State, I am pained by these
developments and I want to put on record my
feelings even if there is no result arising from it.
“At least, the history of my service as convener,
member national steering committee, member
Executive Committee (NEC), member National
Working Committee (NWC), member Board of
Trustees (BOT), National Chairman and
Chairman National Caucus should count.
“I have come to realise that things have got to a
point where one cannot expect a level playing
ground or even any democratic action in our
affairs in the party.

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