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NANSENSE Talking about Law and there's no LASU and UI there and Petroleum Engineering without UI on the list despite being the best department in Africa. If you doubt it go to the website of Society of Petroleum Engineers. Some people will just stay in the corner of their rooms cooking up ridiculous lists. |
HonourablePomk:Oloriburuku ni bobo yen |
POLICE in Nasarawa State have paraded one Ikechukwu Desmond Okonkwo who was alleged to be having carnal knowledge of his three daughters in the state. The command also paraded a notorious cultist cum rapist, Okechukwu Oyenbushi popularly known as major, who was said to have brought cultism to the state. While parading the suspects at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) on Lafia-Jos road in the state capital, the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ismaila Numan, an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) said Mrs. Comfort Okonkwo of Ezeagwu Old Village in Ezia Local Government Area of Enugu State and the victims confirmed the incident to the police. The PPRO stressed that eight others on suspicious of rapid cases and five other armed robbery suspects were equally napped, while one Ak 49 rifle and eight locally made pistols were all recovered from the suspects. He added that investigation was still on going and all the suspects would be charged to court after the investigation. tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/19719-police-parade-father-for-defiling-3-daughters-in-nasarawa |
CANDIDATE of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the August governorship election in Osun State, Dr Iyiola Omisore, has refuted the claim by former interim National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisis Akande, that he borrowed from their election campaign funds in the1999 governorship election. Dr Omisore, in his reaction to an interview granted by Chief Akande in our sister publication on Saturday, stated that Chief Akande had “merely concocted a big lie to cover his many inadequacies.” “I cannot imagine why an old man like him would tell such a big lie,” Omisore wondered, explaining that he asctually paid for the expression of interest form that Akande used to contest the election. “I recall that myself and Chief Abiola Morakinyo had paid N250,000 each for our nomination forms before Chief Bola Ige asked me to step down for Chief Akande and be his deputy. I can tell you that it was my form that Chief Akande used to contest. He didn’t buy any form. Not many of them could afford that amount of money at that time,” Omisore explained further. According to the PDP chieftain, he was not surprised that Chief Akande would bite the finger that fed him. “Judging from where he is coming from and the political party he is in, telling such a big lie would come naturally. But why he should continue at his age is what is baffling. I believe there are still many true leaders of Alliance for Democracy (AD) around like Chief Moji Akinfenwa, our chairman then; and Chief Morakinyo who would not stand truth on its head and who will tell the story of how some of us funded AD and election of Chief Akande,” he said. Also reacting to the interview, another AD governorship aspirant in the state then, Chief Abiola, decried the claim by Chief Akande, saying the former ACN chairman lied. “Though after I was rigged out of the primaries, I left, I can tell you that it was only Omisore and myself that paid N250,000 fee for the nomination form. To my knowledge, Chief Akande did not buy any form. Instead, he used the form already obtained by Omisore as his own, based on the instruction of Chief Bola Ige who wanted Akande to be governor of the state. “What happened in the party afterwards, I cannot say because I went my own way. “On who killed Bola Ige, Professor Wole Soyinka, at the lying-in-state for Ige, said those who killed Ige were in the gathering at the stadium. I recall President Olusegun Obasanjo and other leaders were there, but Omisore was not there as I recall. “Professor, as we all know, is not a frivolous person. He does not talk without proof. That should give you an idea of what and who killed Ige. And I also don’t believe that person is Omisore,” Chief Morakinyo said. Also, the Financial Secretary of the AD at the time, Ayotunde Olowofoyeku, while reacting to the development, corroborated the claims of Dr Omisore. “It is wrong to let these old men consistently change or try to alter recent history in our nation for cheap political gains. I was an active participant in the politics of the AD in its formative years and was the party’s financial secretary in Osun State. “I know that Senator Iyiola Omisore was the one who paid the N5 million for the registration of the AD. We had pulled out of the All Peoples party (APP) a few hours earlier in Abuja and had only 24 hours before the deadline for party registration. It was a new party made up of mainly Afenifere and the Yoruba, the money had to be paid within 24 hours, otherwise, the party would not be registered. “Chief Akande was economical with the truth when he said he did not know if Chief Kofoworola Bucknor took money from Omisore, He knows, because that money had to be paid there and then in Abuja before they could come back home. “As regards the claim of spending N50,000, Chief Akande spent no money on the election, because he had none. Here, I think he should be eternally grateful to the children God gave him to nurture; Senator Iyiola Omisore, my humble self and many others too numerous to mention. We gave him all we had, but all he had for us was to disparage or try to maim us. “We taxed ourselves and friends to get funds for the campaigns. I got pictures of Chief Bola Ige and Senator Abraham Adesanya from the Concord press and solely designed and printed all posters that were used for the campaigns in late 1998 local government elections and in 1999. “Members of my church choir, RCCG, Kingscourt, Lagos, did all the campaign jingles that were used and air time paid from Iyiola Omisore Organisation (IOO)’s funds,” he said. Olowofoyeku added that Chief Akande also lied when he mentioned in the interview that Senator Omisore was driven in his (Akande’s) car. He said; “Chief Akande didn’t use any money to buy petrol for his car because he didn’t have any. “He knows that Chief Bola Ige did not provide any car. From 1 December 1998 to September 1999, he used my car, a metallic green Nissan Quest that was driven by Uche, my driver, who was later killed in an attempt to assassinate me at Omi-Asoro in Ilesa.” tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/19725-campaign-funds-bisi-akande-lied |
AGAINST the backdrop of widespread speculations in the past few months that the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) might be toying with a joint Muslim ticket for the 2015 presidential election, former Head of State and leading APC presidential aspirant, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has declared that he is not opposed to such an arrangement. Buhari made his position on the matter known in an interview with an online medium, The Cable, at the weekend. The APC presidential aspirant, who recalled that he had opted for Christian running mates, namely Chuba Okadigbo, Edwin Ume-Ezeoke and Tunde Bakare, in previous shots at the presidency in 2003, 2007 and 2011, respectively, said there was nothing wrong in a Muslim- Muslim ticket, adding that the 2015 elections are not about religion. According to him, “The question of this Muslim- Muslim ticket, although it was a long way from Abiola and Kingibe (in 1993), all the same, I have not absolutely closed my mind to picking a Christian or Muslim as running mate, if I get the ticket. “I firmly believe that Nigerians, having gone through what they have gone through, realise it is not a matter of religion, but a matter of Nigeria.” Buhari, who averred that the idea of stealing from and short-changing people in the name of religion was the preserve of those he called political confusionists, observed that Nigerians elected the late Chief MKO Abiola and Baba Gana Kingibe as president and vice-president respectively during the 1993 presidential election, even though both were Muslims. He said: “Why did Nigerians line up and elect Abiola and Kingibe, both Muslims? “The late Joseph Tarka, in a clearly Roman Catholic environment, brought Ibrahim Imam from Borno, to his constituency to represent Tivland in the Northern House of Assembly in 1961. “This new phenomenon of religion is another blackmail political confusionists in Nigeria are bringing to the fore. I will tell you something. Tinubu’s wife is a Christian, Governor Fashola’s wife is a Christian, Governor Amosun’s wife is a Christian, Bisi Akande’s wife is a Christian and Governor Ajimobi’s wife is a Christian. “For goodness sake, the children of these political leaders in Nigeria were bred and brought up by Christian mothers. “You think those people, wherever they participate, they will bring a religious issue? What kind of people are we? Nigerians will always bring something to cause confusion, while we are trying to stabilise the system.” Source: tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/19727-nothing-wrong-with-muslim-muslim-ticket-buhari |
Oshey statistician |
Haaa |
Is the governor in PDP or APC? |
Too much |
My own list Oops! Light just went off, let me put on the gen. Meanwhile Jack Baeur watch this space for me. Trespassers should be shot, survivors should be shot again. |
And where is my name |
iphex:Naij.com? What a credible "sauce" |
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APC don turn gf bah? |
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Uncivilised |
It is true |
Fashola |
Dividends of democracy |
Jonzine |
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shakol91:Your English is the major cause of Ebola. |
Just in case |
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Na u sabi dat one |
In case |
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Are u kidding me? |
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