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#ReinstateFubara Now - Rivers Women Occupy Port Harcourt Streets, Call Out Tinubu and Wike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfsHf6DXYOU
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkss2frErVo Funny how the Senator representing Anambra Central in the National Assembly, Victor Umeh, openly dared the embattled Labour party chairman Julius Abure and his national working committee to try recontesting if he feels labour party people love him that much and don't want to lose him.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSnHbKtZlZk Jake Epelle, a prominent human rights activist and Executive Director of TAF Africa, has strongly condemned the recent appointment of administrators in the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, calling the move unconstitutional and an affront to the nation’s democratic principles. The appointments were made by Administrator Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas (rtd), raising eyebrows across the state. Epelle, in an interview on Thursday, accused the state government of undermining the Nigerian Constitution. “Rivers State people are smarter to know when people are trying to play on their intelligence. This is simply ‘Demo-crazy.’ What they are doing is further denigrating the constitution of Nigeria, which they swore an oath to uphold,” he said. Epelle expressed disappointment at the appointment of Ibas, labeling him as “illegal” and questioning the motives behind the decision. “I will not mince words to describe the so-called sole administrator as illegal. His appointment is illegal. I think they are pushing us to the limit. Rivers people are resilient and peaceful, but this whole drama is becoming laughable and very unconstitutional,” Epelle remarked. The human rights activist also raised concerns over the perceived lack of oversight, particularly from the National Assembly. He expressed bewilderment over why the legislature seemed to be allowing the situation to unfold without intervention. “The instruction the president gave him was to make regulations. I don’t think that he was sent there to make appointments. Are they telling us that they plan to extend this so-called emergency rule, when there are many states that are calling for emergency rules and they are looking the other way?” Epelle asked, referring to what he described as an ongoing “rigmarole” aimed at undermining the peace and economic stability of Rivers State. He also criticised the financial aspect of the administration’s activities, specifically questioning the proposed budget, which he believes is a tool for siphoning public funds. “Look at the so-called budget that he wanted to present, I see it as a way of siphoning funds,” he added. Furthermore in his remarks on the suspension of Rivers State Governor Fubara, Epelle questioned the sincerity of the federal government. “Anyone who is in a responsible leadership position will say a thing and keep his word. What they are doing right now doesn’t look to me like suspension but removal. They should be bold enough to say that they don’t want the democratic systems and values that are attributed to Rivers State to continue.” Epelle further warned about the potential consequences of these actions, drawing a parallel to the early stages of violent conflicts. “This is how genocide starts. The National Security Advisor needs to watch it. This is when to tell the president the truth. With the way things are going, it looks like they have deceived us to say suspension when they mean removal.” https://www.arise.tv/ibas-was-appointed-to-make-regulations-not-appointments-human-rights-activist-epelle-slams-fg-for-misusing-emergency-rule-in-rivers/
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Getting clear now BlessedGift: |
https://www.channelstv.com/2025/04/09/obi-otti-lead-lp-members-to-inec-hq-want-usman-recognised-as-chair/
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Good one from Presidency BlessedGift: |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvRYv2_0vrE Contrary to claims by Senator Ndume, the Presidency has released a data showing all Tinubu's appointments so far.
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Africa arise BlessedGift: |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-32bgkN2XLU President of Gabon Brice Clotaire OLIGUI Nguema showing off his dance moves! The dance is to show that he is healthy, energetic and sound to pilot the affairs of the country with lofty heart and with a little sleek dance move!🕺🏾
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9bIcrRil1A Today, I had an unsettling experience in court with Justice Musa Suleiman Liman of the Federal High Court in Abuja. He seemed unaware that a QR code represents an air ticket and was unfamiliar with AI glasses. He also did not realize that these glasses could be medicated and even prescribed. Additionally, he was not informed that one can book an appointment with a doctor via an app without knowing the specific doctor until the date of the visit, which may result in a different doctor from the same team attending to you. This situation arose during a case that the Police brought forth concerning IGP Kayode Egbetokun’s illegal position as Inspector General of Police. I argued that he is illegally occupying this role, as he is supposed to retire in 2024. Unfortunately, the judge’s cynicism turned what should have been a serious discussion into a farcical display of analog reasoning related to what ought to be a serious trial relating to “cybercrime.” How do you as a judge sit over Cybercrime case when you have no knowledge of the cyber world?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvRYv2_0vrE Presidential spokesperson Daniel Bwala has blasted Senator Ali Ndume, who represents Borno South, for claiming that President Bola Tinubu has “attack dogs” who ignore facts and launch personal attacks. Ndume made the statement during an interview on Arise TV, where he expressed concerns about the President’s appointments, saying they lacked fairness and federal character. He warned that after his interview, “attack dogs or Maga dogs” would likely target him for speaking out. In response, Bwala called Ndume a frustrated politician and said it was wrong for him to repeatedly refer to government spokespersons as attack dogs without any pushback from the TV host. Bwala posted on X (formerly Twitter), saying, “It’s amusing how a frustrated politician can appear on TV and call government spokesmen ‘attack dogs’ over seven times without being corrected. He spread false information without being fact-checked. “But when a government spokesperson tries to respond, they’re interrupted before they can even complete a sentence, like a broken cassette from the 1980s. It’s sad.” Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8392591/ndume-knocks-tinubu-over-lopsided |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrbT65OzA38 The Comrade Julius Abure-led National Executive Committee (NEC) of the Labour Party (LP), has threatened to sanction the Abia State Governor, Alex Oti, should he go ahead with the planned “illegal” stakeholders meeting, scheduled to hold on Wednesday, April 9th, 2025. It also warned the party’s Presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Mr. Peter Obi, against any conduct or utterance which promotes disunity within the party. The party leadership said it would no longer take kindly to anti-party activities from any member “no matter how highly placed.” In the same vein, the LP NEC also announced the sack of Hon. Afam Ogene from his position as leader of the party’s caucus in the House of Representatives. In his place, NEC appointed Barr. Ben Eternabene as the new leader. These derisions were contained in a Communique read by the Party’s National Secretary, Alhaji Umar Farouk, at the end of a NEC meeting held at the party’s National Secretariat, In Abuja, on Monday. Farouk said, “NEC in session in the exercise of its duties, hereby caution the former presidential candidate of our great party not to participate in any action capable of undermining the peace unity, and integrity of the party as the NEC will not hesitate to issue a stiffer penalty if found culpable.” The party’s NEC also expressed satisfaction with the resent ruling of the Supreme Court affirming the Supremacy of the party in determining its leadership. It further stressed that at no point within the Supreme Court judgement did it sack Julius Abure as National Chairman. Farouk further said, “Accordingly, NEC in session reaffirmed the Nnewi National Convention held on the 27th of March 2024 that produced the current National Working Committee (NWC) members under the chairmanship of Barrister Julius Abure. “NEC in session condemn in strong terms the activities of the Caretaker Committee illegally established by Alex Otti and Peter Obi in a so-called Stakeholders meeting held on the 4th of September 2024 in Umuahia. “The Supreme Court admonished party leaders and members of the party to always abide by the constitution of the party. “NEC noted that Article 14 (4) (B) gives the power to call meetings only to the National Secretary with the approval of the National Chairman. Accordingly, NEC warned all members to abide by the constitution of the party.” Speaking specifically about the Abia State Governor, the communique said, “NEC in session notes the various anti-party activities of Gov. Alex Otti, including calling of unauthorized Stakeholders meeting and usurping the powers of NEC. “He also conducted the LGA Election using another Political Party. The Governor has also intensified his effort to factionalize the party leadership by calling an illegal NEC scheduled to hold on Wednesday. “The leadership of the Labour Party is also aware of Governor’s plot to cripple our party before moving to another political party where he hopes to contest the 2027 Governorship Election. “His anti-party activities is unbecoming of a highly respected personality and can no longer be acceptable, NEC stated that it will not hesitate to discipline him in line with Article 19 of the Party’s Constitution. “NEC in session noted that would not hesitate to discipline any other erring member who violates the party constitution regardless of how big or powerful such individuals may be. ogene’s removal as LP Caucus leader: “NEC in session reviewed the activities of the House of Representatives Caucus leader, Honourable Victor Adam Ogene and wishes to note as follows: “That the voice of the current leadership of the party is not being heard in the hallowed lower chambers; that there is a lack of cohesion amongst our members in the House; that the leadership appears to be compromised; and that the ideology and programs of the party are not well represented. “NEC in session, as a result of the aforementioned decided to relieve Honourable Ogene of that leadership role for dereliction of duty. Consequently, Hon. Barrister Ben Etanabene has been appointed by the NEC in session as the Labour Party’s Caucus Leader in the House of Representatives.” The NEC subsequently mandated the NWC to communicate the decision to relevant authorities. It also demanded they Ogene hand over all the party’s properties in his possession, particularly all the financial contributions made so far by other Labour Party lawmakers which are in his possession to the party, and render proper account to the party with immediate effect. The party vows to go to any length to retrieve all its belongings, including monies that belong to it which Hon. Ogene is holding tight to. Earlier, in his address of welcome, Abure who chaired the NEC meeting said, “Recent developments within our party, particularly in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s pronouncement on the leadership matter, have necessitated this gathering. “ Let me begin by extending our profound appreciation to the Supreme Court of Nigeria for its courageous and principled stance in affirming the supremacy of political parties in managing their internal affairs. “In its judgement concerning the Labour Party, the apex court unequivocally reasserted that leadership disputes arising within a political party remain within the exclusive purview of the party’s constitution and governance structures. “ Accordingly, the Court declined jurisdiction in the appeal brought by Senator Nenadi Usman, thereby reinforcing the foundational principle of party autonomy. “It is, however, regrettable that certain actors, most notably Senators Nenadi Usman and Darlington Nwokocha, have chosen to misrepresent the ruling, deliberately misleading the public and attempting to manufacture confusion through a purported “Caretaker Committee.” “Let it be stated categorically: this so-called committee is both unconstitutional and illegitimate. “Those who convened the meeting in Umuahia lacked the legal authority to do so. Neither holds the office of National Chairman nor National Secretary as required by our party’s constitution. “The Labour Party held a valid National Convention in 2019, whose tenure was constitutionally due to end in June 2023. “In response to the extraordinary demands of the 2023 general elections, our NEC, meeting in Asaba in April of that year, authorized a one-year extension, pushing the end of tenure to June 9, 2024. “In line with this resolution and the constitution of our party, a fresh National Convention was duly convened and held on March 27, 2024, in Nnewi, Anambra State. “All procedures relating to that Convention were properly executed, and multiple court rulings have validated the legitimacy of the convention. “Furthermore, our Constitution, specifically Articles 12 and 14 of the amended 2024 edition, clearly outlines the structure and authority of the party’s organs. “Article 14 vests the power to issue notices for meetings of the National Convention, the NEC, and the National Working Committee (NWC) in the National Secretary, but only with the consultation and approval of the National Chairman. “All proper procedures were followed in the convening of the March 2024 Convention, and the actions taken were both constitutional and widely endorsed. “Let it be known across the federation and beyond: there is no vacuum in the leadership of the Labour Party. “The National Working Committee, under my chairmanship, remains the recognized and legitimate leadership body of our party. “We shall not cede ground to illegitimate actors or unconstitutional contraptions posing as transition committees.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/04/lp-crisis-abure-led-nec-threatens-to-sanction-gov-otti-peter-obi/ |
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