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iCauseTrouble:Ewu!!! What's correlation btw this news and peter obi? |
Rukayat Motunrayo Shittu, a 26-year-old female journalist, is now just one step closer to becoming a House of Assembly member in Kwara state The graduate of the National Open University has secured the ruling APC’s ticket to contest for the Owode/Onire State Constituency seat Ahead of 2023, Ms. Rukayat spoke about her experience in the primaries and how she emerged winner. Kwara House of Assembly seat: How Rukayat won Shortly after the APC announced the sale of forms for various positions, Ms. Rukayat, a journalist and graduate of the National Open University obtained the form to contest for the Owode/Onire State Constituency seat. SIGN UP THANK YOU! Check your email and confirm your subscription You are already subscribed to our newsletter! Check your inbox to be the first to know the hottest news Home Politics POLITICS Against All Odds: How 26-Year-Old Lady Won APC Ticket for Kwara House of Assembly Seat Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 8:18 AM by Nurudeen Lawal Rukayat Motunrayo Shittu, a 26-year-old female journalist, is now just one step closer to becoming a House of Assembly member in Kwara state The graduate of the National Open University has secured the ruling APC’s ticket to contest for the Owode/Onire State Constituency seat Ahead of 2023, Ms. Rukayat spoke about her experience in the primaries and how she emerged winner PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Rukayat Motunrayo Shittu, a 26-year-old lady, has won the All Progressives Congress (APC) ticket to contest for the Owode/Onire State Constituency seat in Kwara state in the forthcoming 2023 elections. With the ticket of the ruling party, Ms. Rukayat will be contesting in the House of Assembly elections in Kwara state in 2023. Rukayat Motunrayo Shittu, 26, won the APC ticket for the Owode/Onire House of Assembly seat in Kwara. Photo credit: @Rukayatshittu06 Source: Twitter Kwara House of Assembly seat: How Rukayat won Shortly after the APC announced the sale of forms for various positions, Ms. Rukayat, a journalist and graduate of the National Open University obtained the form to contest for the Owode/Onire State Constituency seat. READ ALSO 2023: APC, PDP in prominent state collapse structures into Labour Party for Peter Obi PAY ATTENTION: Share your outstanding story with our editors! Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! She bought the Expression of Interest form for N500,000. For women, the ruling APC made the nomination form free. “Much of the money was from my purse; the rest was through donation by people, associates, friends, colleagues, family,” Ms. Rukayat said in an interview published by The Punch. RMS, as she is also fondly called, had a good campaign run and enjoyed substantial goodwill, especially on social media. However, the primary election was tough. Asked if the election was free and fair amongst the aspirants, she told The Punch: “It was disrupted, everything got scattered and we all had to find our way back to our homes. The incumbent representative of the constituency, Ibrahim Ambali, told his thugs to destroy everywhere. We were all there when he told them to stand up and scatter everything.
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Make no be say I carry last, anytime, any day
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RESULTS: Ward 005 Igede 1, Irepodun/Ifelodun LG APC: 842 PDP: 647 SDP: 764 RESULTS: Ward 10: Oke Ayedun, Ikole LG PDP: 409 SDP: 739 APC: 724 |
Be the first to get hottest news from our Editor-in-Chief SIGN UP THANK YOU! Check your email and confirm your subscription You are already subscribed to our newsletter! Check your inbox to be the first to know the hottest news Home Politics POLITICS Live Updates: Counting of Votes Begins as Results Trickle in from Polling Units in Ekiti Governorship Election Saturday, June 18, 2022 at 8:04 PM by Aanu Adegun Onyirioha Nnamdi Nurudeen Lawal Saturday, June 18, is the day the electorate in Ekiti state has been waiting to choose who will lead them as governor at least for the next four years. For the most part, the battle will be between the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the All Progressives Congress (APC), and the Social Democratic Party (SDP). The governorship candidates representing these parties are as follows: Olabisi Kolawole - PDP Olusegun Oni - SDP Abiodun Oyebanji -APC Before now, there are claims that efforts have been made to get Oni to step down, but the former state governor who defected from the PDP after losing the gubernatorial primary to Kolawe had insisted that he is going nowhere. So far, the tension is high, while security operatives have been deployed to all the local governments in the state ahead of Saturday. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/politics/1475003-live-updates-sdp-pdp-apc-guber-candidates-lock-horns-ekitis-highest-seat-power. RESULTS: Ward 6: Araromi/Bolorunduro, Ikole LG APC: 1,106 PDP: 543 SDP: 453 RESULTS: Ward 5, Ikole-south, Ikole LGA APC: 1,785 PDP: 975 SDP: 425 RESULT: PU004, Oke Emure II, Emure LG APC: 78 PDP: 9 SDP: 21 RESULTS: Aramoko I, Ekiti West APC: 2202 PDP: 347 SDP: 567 More detials later. |
Zikojukwu:Arrant nonsense, search ko, when election is less than 10 months, what has he been doing since all this years. |
Naijabad:�, incredible, nah APC be the party wey dey rule the state, last time I checked, security issue is a collective business
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It's everywhere across the country, nothing dey special about it. |
Nah bubu last democracy parade be this, make him do and enjoy it. |
ogascomax:Why are you wailing like this, is this crying not too much brother. But come to think of it, did tinubu stole your grandpa inheritance that made your life and that of your family unbearable like this, why are you so pained as if is the man that made your family to be wretched.
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How true is this?
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Henri244:Not a vision but mere political calculation
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Millimann:Which of the peter obi do you mean, the one that's not certain that labor party would present as their candidate, have u forgotten that we have two labor candidate's
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melonsgroup:Your own tomorrow no dey ever finished
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It's only in delta, rivers you'll be hearing names like Government, manager, Wednesday, Saturday, funny names.
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mystery22:So certain that Tinunu was the one that collected your first wife or he has done something bad to your family before, something, Tinubu this, tinubu that. What's correlation between this topic and tinubu
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Stakeholders have expressed concern over government’s resort to upgrading of polytechnics to universities, describing it as misplaced priority and unnecessary. Lagos State Polytechnic, Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro, Ogun State Polytechnic and Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State, are some polytechnics that were upgraded to universities in recent times. States like Abia and Delta also joined the fray. Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, was rechristened Delta State University of Science and Technology, while Abia State Polytechnic, Aba, was changed to Abia State University of Science and Technology. Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), and official of the Federal Ministry of Education, faulted the conversion, and likened the action to “taking a step forward and many steps backward.” Describing government’s action as a misplaced priority, ASUP National President, Anderson Ezeibe, said what is imperative at this time is to give the needed attention to existing public polytechnics by adequately funding them, providing requisite infrastructure and improving staff welfare. He said: “The establishment of new polytechnics by the government or granting of licence to private operators for new ones is equally unnecessary at this time, as proliferation of polytechnics in the country would not translate to an automatic increment of access to polytechnic education by young Nigerians.” Ezeibe said ASUP is not carried away by government’s upgrading of some polytechnics to university, as that was not the major issue to lecturers, as far as polytechnic education is concerned. The main issue, he explained, is for government to look after existing institutions. “So, let the government change if it likes the name or status of one school to another many times, the problems will remain the same if proper attention is not given to such schools,” he stressed. Ezeibe, however, said there is nothing wrong if polytechnics are also allowed to award degrees like universities of technology are doing, as the Act establishing polytechnics makes provision for them to produce high-level manpower as universities are doing. Executive Secretary, NBTE, Prof. Idris Bugaje, said: ‘‘We must stop this crave of converting polytechnics to universities. The universities are swallowing polytechnics. If you convert college of education to university, you are upgrading it, but if you convert a polytechnic to university, you are degrading it and this will not help the economy. “While countries like China and Germany are giving priority to technical and vocational education and with China even converting universities to polytechnics because they know that is the future, we are now in the craze of turning our polytechnics to universities. We are having dearth of technicians while we are heading for a glut of university graduates. “There should be paradigm shift. What we need to compete well at global level is to produce manpower that is skilled. We may not need a situation where you will be asking for five credits at General Certificate in Education level or somebody who scores 300 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). What government is indirectly saying is that polytechnics alone are not doing well in Nigeria and need to be integrated into the university system, whereas it is universities that have not been doing well despite the huge sums of money spent on them by the government. The universities themselves need to be re-structured.” In the same vein, an official in the Federal Ministry of Education, Kenneth Osuagu, noted that one of the effects of the conversion, will be the scrapping of National Diploma and Higher National Diploma programmes, as universities would not be able to produce those levels of students anymore. He said: “It is like shooting yourself in the leg because you are reducing your capacity. They should rather increase their carrying capacity, enrol more students and improve on the facilities they have.” He reminded that universities and polytechnics have different roles to play in the education system, adding that polytechnics were established to meet middle-level manpower needs of the economy. “All over the world, the polytechnic sector is critical to economic development; it is not about conversion but performing the roles for which they were established. Polytechnic is a skill-oriented system, and when it is changed to university, that attribute could be lost. I think we should strengthen what we are doing and make sure we are doing it well. If a polytechnic is noted for one particular thing, local and foreign companies will be sourcing their staff from that institution. “For instance, only one polytechnic in Nigeria trains students in underwater welding. So, if there is a burst oil pipe, it is only from that institution that the welders will be sought. Otherwise, they will be brought from other countries. So, polytechnics just need to look for a need in the society that they can meet.” Instead of seeking an upgrade, he said polytechnics should continue their affiliate programmes, step up and produce more graduates. “As the country’s population is increasing, so is the need for technical manpower. With the number of developmental projects across the country and advancement in technology, the polytechnics owe it to the country to produce the skilled workforce to handle these,” Osuagu added. |
Ondo, Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Kogi, Abuja, Kaduna and lastly Kastina. |
Bola Tinubu! He goes by different names! It depends on your closeness to him! His close friends call him Asiwaju! His business associates call him BAT, an acronym for Bola Ahmed Tinubu, while his political admirers call him Leader! He was once a Senator and also the Governor of Lagos state but no one uses any of these anymore as his prefix! l guess those titles no longer befit his status! Officially the APC, with the role he single-handedly played in bringing Buhari to the seat of power, calls Tinubu the National leader of the party! The name is strange. It does not exist anywhere in the party’s constitution! The President has never shown keen interest in addressing Tinubu with that title! If you ask me, the President sees the title as a threat to his presidency, because it makes Tinubu look higher than him in the APC hierarchy! But there’s nothing the President could do but to allow Tinubu to continue with the bloated title! Right from the inception of the Buhari’s regime, Tinubu has been carrying on as a king-in-waiting! I am sure that’s the path he signed with Buhari; that after Buhari’s term is over, the baton would be handed over to him! However the moment Buhari settled down at Aso Rock he began to act as if he had forgotten the promise he made to his benefactor! Lately, Bola Tinubu went to Aso Rock to formally inform the President of their mutual agreement! He told Buhari, I am ready to run for the presidency! The President shook his hands, smiled and wished him well even though, by his body chemistry, his choice for the top job was Professor (Pastor) Yemi Osinbajo, his loyal Vice. Well for Bola Tinubu the die has been cast!He was later to say in his press conference following his meeting with the President, that “nothing stops a kingmaker from becoming a king!” Yes, he is right! And if you have not heard, Bola Tinubu had officially declared his intention to become the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria after Buhari! The question now is: where does this leave the amiable Vice President Yemi Osinbajo? The greater part of the north has been clamoring in their various meetings to have the Pastor Vice President take over from Buhari if they eventually should agree to cede the presidency to the south! They see him as one they could work with rather than the overly ambitious Tinubu! No one knows what’s in the mind of the former NEDECO man! Many issues are key in the minds of the northern political elites and they would want a President who would be sympathetic to their course! Tinubu might be too stubborn and independently-minded to have the ears of anybody! He could come on board and torpedo everything the north held as sacrosanct. For example, who knows whether Tinubu would not come in and take side with the southern governors to proscribe the open grazing system so dear to most northern governors. Most of Buhari’s often divisive and lopsided appointment policies might not stand well with Tinubu and he might decide to erase them in favor of the south on coming to power! Resource Control is one dicey issue the north does not want Nigerians to talk about. Who knows, it might receive the favor of the Tinubu administration!. Anyway, these are all matters of conjecture! But then, did Tinubu think he could re-enact the Abiola’s miracle of running on an all-Muslim ticket and Nigerians would sit back and nod their heads for him? Or would the APC manufacture a northern Christian candidate overnight for him as a running mate? This is where Pastor Osinbajo’s candidacy will have an edge over Tinubu’s. For one thing, it is easy to get a formidable Muslim in the north to run as Osinbajo’s running mate as against finding a notable Christian in the north to pair with Alhaji Bola Tinubu. But since Tinubu threw the hat into the ring last week, no one has heard a word from the Vice President, though those campaigning for him have said nothing has changed. Tinubu is Osinbajo’s benefactor and naturally, it’s going to be very difficult for Osinbajo to run against his boss for the APC’s ticket! Barely 24 hours after Tinubu signaled interest in becoming the next President, the governor of Ebonyi State, David Umahi, raced to the President to also declare his intention to run for the office. Again the President shook his hands, smiled and wished him good luck! After that, another voice from the same southeast was heard telling the press that he would match Bola Tinubu grit for the APC’s ticket!. I think Osinbajo has done well to come out like a man and pursue his own destiny. The presidency is very much at his reach! He can’t afford to let it slide for fear of competing against his boss! The party needs to sit down and deliberate over the candidate they want to present to the electorate if they intend to keep the presidency.
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derecho:You're right sir, however in the whole of Nigeria, especially Kaduna that we have almost all the security agent's headquarters, there's still one form of security challenge and the other, however, akure is still a relatively bit fair sir. |
uncletunsman:Op, you've made the right decision, I'm currently living in Akure. Akure is one of the best place to stay in south west and make it, forget what the people over there has been insulating, I had my elementary schools in lagos and we build our house in ogun state, I'm saying this for you to understand that, coming to akure might be the best decision so far, consider the cost of living and as well as standard of living in akure to other area. But I will advice you to be productive, if you don't have anything you're doing, you can't enjoy Akure. Be good and have a wonderful Sunday. |
Pierocash:I think say nah only me dey reason am. Nigeria, which way?
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Fahdiga:As if Tinubu that milk your entire generation dry and make your family look unbearable, stupid fellow. Did he ask your father not to run for any position that he wish to, Tinubu matter will be the one to kill you guys. |
Praxis758:Nice bro, trust you're good |
Praxis758:Iwore quarter and you? |
Praxis758:Yes, I'm from ogbagi |
Praxis758:Omo iya, ka ba kin, you're damn funny nigga. � |
Interesting |
When last did you see Jehovah witness coming to your hood |