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Amosun former governor of Ogun state also steps for Tinubu

efembaba:
It's major news. Why hasn't the mods put it on front page?

Forget those mods.. lately they have been annoying me. I post a tread first, only for a different person who is their friend to come and post and then, they shift it to front page. .


The entire world is on the same page

The name Jesus is capable of changing all the bad.

Like for osibanjo and share for Tinubu

According to the colonial masters, the amalgamation of Nigeria was a deal accepted by the southern and northern part. What happened in 2015 was not a mistake. Of we notice very well, a new country is igniting small small by American government assembling new things in the south. This is a warm up. The north still want a bigger name Nigeria, but the agreement have expired since 2014.

The agreement was to last for 100years only

The real story

On December 31st, 2014, the document that amalgamated Nigeria into one country would expire. The British colonial edict of 1914 could be renewed or denounced, and the Nigerian state could stay united or split into several entities.

We ought to agree either to extend it [amalgamation edict] or not


THAT IS WHY THE NORTH WANT POWER TO REMAIN IN THEIR HANDS. IF THEY ALLOW POWER TO THE SOUTH OR EAST .. NIGERIA IS NO MORE NIGERIA. JUST HAD RO BRING BACK HISTORY

Starting from January 1, 2014, Nigerians and power brokers of the fourth republic must decide whether or not the country should remain a united entity.

The Movement for a New Nigeria (MNN), a secessionist organisation has emerged to capitalise on the uncertainty surrounding the colonial order, and the array of ethnic and tribal centred problems. “We ought to agree either to extend it [amalgamation edict] or not,” MNN secretary general Tony Nnadi told reporters on 10 December.

For many, the clogs in the wheels of Nigerian unity began even before the Union Jack was lowered for the green and white flag.

As established by scholars, public figures, and political commentators, the 1914 amalgamation edict authored by Britain’s Lord Frederick Lugard was illegitimate because it was done without a referendum.

It has also been criticised for ignoring the complexities of the ethnic and cultural divisions of the Niger-area. Hundred years after Nigeria’s amalgamation, the north has remained the North, and so has the East and the West.

Consequently, advancing the Nigerian state has lagged behind regional placations.

As the 1914 British order expires, Nigerians must be prepared to address the state of the nation and its continuity through a national conference or the National Assembly.

Nigerians must be willing to talk about its existence as a unified entity. In the words of Nigerian scholar Femi Ajayi, “refusing to talk is like wanting to avoid variance in our daily life”.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo tried to get Nigerian power brokers to talk about the country’s unity, but the 2005 National Political Reforms Conference, fell through.

Likewise, President Goodluck Jonathan proposed his national conference to discuss Nigerian unity and continuity.

The expiry of the amalgamation pits Jonathan’s proposed national conference against growing disillusionment, religious and ethnic divisions, political posturing, and terrorism in Nigeria.

The implications of the 1914 edict under the current state of affairs in Nigeria are complex: Legally, Nigeria would seize to exist after 2014; the country would return to the pre-1914 structure that is the Lagos colony, the northern and southern protectorates; and the Nigerian people must re-enter a new agreement under their own terms.

Contingency plans have been reported to be underway by foreign powers who are convinced that Nigeria would split by 2015.

Nevertheless, in a pivotal phase of the fourth republic, Nigeria must decide whether or not it wishes to challenge the legality of the 1914 amalgamation edict or continue or abandon the dictates of the order.

Apparently, if there is a consensus, Nigeria’s continued existence can be negotiated and a new union treaty created.

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More to your write up bro .. those northwest governor's are in support of Osibanjo.

bakaredc:
FAKE NEWS: First Ganduje is not the Chairman of APC Northern Gorvernor's Forum, It is Kebbi State Governor and the Chairman of Northern Governors Forum (for all Parties) is Governor Lalong of Plateau so u lied there, Secondly Osinbajo has not and will not step down for ANYBODY.

Is it Tinubu that paid osibanjo school fees also? Is he the one that made him a professor? Is Nigeria for Tinubu alone? If you think Tinubu has done a lot and deserve the sit, what has he done for me?


I hate this write up. Who ever that want to support him should but I am fully supporting PYO. Except he doesn't get the ticket then am ready to vote Obi

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.); APC National Chairman, Abudullahi Adamu and some governors


The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), is on Sunday night, hosting some members of the All Progressives Congress national caucus for a dinner at the State House Banquet Hall.

The APC chieftains at the dinner include the party’s National Chairman, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, former Chairmen, Bisi Akande, John Oyegun, the party’s Secretary, Senator Iyiola Omisore, and some APC Governors.

The meeting is part of continued consultations the President is having with various party stakeholders to elect a consensus candidate ahead of this week’s Presidential Primary elections.

In a meeting with APC presidential hopefuls at the State House on Saturday night, Buhari who asked aspirants to choose a formidable candidate from among themselves affirmed that he would discuss it with more party stakeholders.

He said “This is the second in the series and I still look forward to meeting with party stakeholders. These steps are being taken to ensure that the unity and cohesion of the party are sustained and to provide direction.

His community has no water... In the village. Nawaoo

Nothing showed up

TINUBU

Tinubu

FERNANDEZISBACK:
Your meme is hilarious..
What are the kids doing there tho?

Tinubu

Only about 11 per cent of Nigerians have access to clean cooking fuel, a new World Bank report has revealed.

According to the report, only about one in five people (about 17 per cent) in Sub-Saharan Africa have access to clean cooking fuels.

The report, titled “2022 tracking SDG7 (Access to clean cooking)”, stated that much more needed to be done, as about a third of the global population—some 2.4 (2.1–2.7) billion people—still lacked access to clean cooking fuels as of 2020.

Over the past decade, access to clean fuels and technologies for cooking rose by only 12 percentage points. If current trends continue, a quarter of the world’s people, mostly in low- and middle-income countries, will lack access to clean cooking fuels by 2030.

According to the report, between 2010 and 2020, the global rate of access to clean cooking fuels and technologies increased at an average annual rate of one percentage point (0.5–1., driven primarily by increases in large, populous countries in Asia.

It also noted that in Sub-Saharan Africa, however, the number of people without access is increasing at an accelerating rate

In a business-as-usual scenario, the number of people without access to clean cooking in Sub-Saharan Africa is set to increase by almost 20 million every year this decade, rising from 923 million in 2020 to over 1.1 billion in 2030, as small gains in the percentage of people with clean cooking fail to keep pace with population growth.

Union Bank Plc has announced the completion of core investors’ sale of a majority shareholding to Titan Trust Bank.

In a statement on Thursday, the bank also notified the Nigerian Exchange Group of the resignation and subsequent retirement of directors from the board of the Union Bank.

The directors included: the Chair/Non-Executive Director, Mrs Beatrice Bassey, and the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Emeka Okonkwo.

It stated that, “Following the bank’s notification in December 2021 of the execution of a share sale and purchase agreement between Union Bank of Nigeria majority shareholders – Union Global Partners Limited, Atlas Mara Limited, et al. – and Titan Trust Bank Limited, and the subsequent receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals, Union Bank hereby notifies the Nigerian Exchange Limited, Securities & Exchange Commission and members of the public of the completion of the transaction under the SSPA, which effectively transfers 93.41 per cent of Union Bank’s issued share capital to TTB.”

Consequently, it added, in compliance with the NGX rule book and the amendments to the listing rules, Union Bank notified the NGX, its stakeholders and the investing public of the new developments.

Union Bank notified the NGX that with the completion of the transaction, TGI Group, parent of TTB, had become the majority shareholder and core investor in Union Bank

It stated, “Union Bank hereby notifies the NGX of the completion of the divestment of the bank’s entire shareholding interest (direct and indirect) in its subsidiary, Union Bank (UK) Plc (“UBUK”), to all the shareholders on the company’s records as of 4th March 2022, pro rata to their existing shareholding interests in the company.

Consequently, UBUK is not included in the transaction with Titan Trust Bank.”

Other directors that resigned were Independent Non-Executive Director, Mrs Obafunke Alade-Adeyefa; Non-Executive Director, Mr Richard Burrett; Non-Executive Director, Mr Ian Clyne; Non-Executive Director, Mr. Kenroy Dowers; Non-Executive Director, Mr Paul Kokoricha; Non-Executive Director, Mr Taimoor Labib; Non-Executive Director, Mr Mark Patterson; Non-Executive Director, and Mr Emeka Ogbechie.

Please let be reminded

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I think we camped in the same camp right? That actually happened at Ede camp in Osun state.. July August in 2021. Batch B stream1

I rather vote goodluck than Atiku... What is Atiku?

Only Osibanjo can defeat Atiku...

More results from APC primaries. Buruku LGA

It was a done deal


Question: who then will be the first lady of the state?

My sadness turn joy the very moment i saw this result and made this post.

One thing I know about Rev.Alia is that, he oppose anything that is not truth, no matter how you try to bend it.

Most politicians will be scared and most will leave Benue soon.

Akume did that purposely to expose them, the very moment Ortom forced Ayu into the national chairman post of PDP, Akume lost his post as national chairman of APC. The back bite is bringing up who will become the next governor that will make Ortom lost his way to Abuja.

APC may likely sweep all the seats in Benue... But thou as @Tk4all said, I doubt if that will happen.

The good one's will be voted irrespective of their political party. Remember what happened in 2019

JAMO84:
This is the kind of people we need in leadership positions. He has organic followership

That the truth thou.. he is loved just like PYO

He is the preferred candidate of the people.. the people of the state are tired with all the rich men in politics and are ready to try men of God too. Before now, Late Rev.Fr Adasu, when he was the governor brought Bsu into existence, did some massive works that are still visible to trace. We hope Alia does same..


BENUE STATE IS DOING DIRECT PRIMARIES.

Updated:
1. Rev. Alia wins Fiidi council ward with 3520,
Byuan scored 2 while others zero.

2. Ankpa Ward Makurdi
Alia Wins with 2000 Votes.

3. Walomayo Result.
Fr. Alia scored 3002 Votes, others zero.

4. Mbagber Council Ward In Logo.
Fr. Alia - 4,112
Gemade - 23
Aondoakaa - 11.

5. Ukemberagya/Tswarev council ward.
Fr. Alia - 3,787
Aondoakaa - 3
Gemade - 3

6. Mbachaverkyondo ward Tarka LGA
Fr. Alia 5017
Others zero.

7. Mbaatirkyaa Council Ward Buruku LGA.
Fr. Alia - 2612
Aondoakaa - 11
Ibyuan - 06
Gemade - 0
Tyochimin - 08

8. Tina Junction council ward in Makurdi.
Fr. Alia - 6241
Gemade - 922
Aondoakaa - 33
Shija - 11

9. Mbaapen council ward Buruku LGA
Fr. Alia - 2451
Gemade - 5
Others zero.

10. Gboko South Ward
Fr. Alia - 2573
Others zero.

11. Tyoughatee/Jaha Council Ward Gwer West LGA.
Fr. Alia - 4520
Gemade - 05
Byuan - 07
Aondoakaa - 05
Kya - 03
Yisa - 05

12. Katsina-Ala Township
Fr. Alia - 453
Gemade - 71
Others zero.

13. Mbakamekem Council Ward Tarka LGA
Fr. Alia - 2,279
Gemade - 02
Ibyuan - 05
Ikya - 01
Lawani - 01.

14. Nyiev Council Ward Guma LGA.
Fr. Alia - 4000
Ibyuan - 10
Gemade - 02.

15. Gboko west council Ward.
Fr. Alia - 4045
Gemade - 01.

More results will be updated here

Nigeria has approved Elon Musk’s Starlink, a satellite internet constellation operated by SpaceX, providing satellite Internet access coverage to 32 countries where its use has been licensed.

This was tweeted by the World’s richest man, Elon Must via his Twitter handle. Nairametrics has also confirmed this with the Nigerian Communication Commission, NCC.

Starlink provides high-speed, low-latency broadband internet across the globe. Within each coverage area, orders are fulfilled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Most Billionaire's borrow money from government and pay back soon as they make their profit. They are not like politicians that steal from us

helinues:
How do some of those billionaires for their money?

LIKE for politicians

SHARE for Billionaire's




Billionaires spend their own money.

Politicians spend mine.

I share

It much easier to commit crime with bikes... Y is because, bikes move on narrow paths which cars can't follow... I support him. If I was the one as governor, I have a lot of things I will do to end that nonsense. But I pray God gives him wisdom

onumadu:
Majority of the criminals used to or still have links with the Okada, Keke and shuttle bus drivers in the state.
Majority of them are not from Anambra state and simply abuse the hospitality of the state and the people.
No typical Anambra person would get involved in the idiotic and mindless killings going on in the state.
If you outright ban these operators, the UGM problem will be solved 98%.
When the governor said that those committing these crimes are not from Anambra, he was talking based on intelligence report.
We support our governor 100%.