₦airaland Forum

berem:
Lolz! Bob Okoroji,how market?

APC all the way!

The State Chairman of APGA, Campbell Umeh-Nzekwe, said in Lagos that the move was due to the withdrawal of APGA gubernatorial candidate from the forthcoming general elections.

The All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, in Lagos State on Tuesday said it has commenced negotiations aimed at adopting the governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), Akinwumi Ambode.

The State Chairman of APGA, Campbell Umeh-Nzekwe, said in Lagos that the move was due to the withdrawal of APGA gubernatorial candidate from the forthcoming general elections.

“We have met and discussed with APC but it has not come to final reality. We hope that we will soon agree.
“At the moment, we have not agreed on the conditions and they have not met our requirements but we are disposed towards them.

“If they accept, we will go on air to say Ambode is our candidate and we will ask all our members to support him and when he wins, we will come back to the table to discuss beneficial interest,” Mr. Umeh-Nzekwe said.
He assured that APGA would work for any candidate it adopted.

Mr. Umeh-Nzekwe also said that at the national level, the party had adopted President Goodluck Jonathan as its presidential candidate.

Nigeria’s presidential election is scheduled for March 28 while the governorship election is billed for April 11.

Arysexy:
[s]Keep dreaming, if u think u can intimidate and coerce Nigerians to vote ur useless candidate with boko haram propaganda, u have just hit hand on tipper loaded with sand.
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Arysexy:
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And who is that leader?

Rubbish post

brownlord:
We don't give a damn, provided their activities remain in NE, they can even join anything they deem fit.

xest:
J [s]Mr man,ur excuse is baseless, can't he go and visit shagari after the one million man match? They knws hour wil faint on the match that's why they sent him to sokoto to go and rest.[/s]

redcliff:
Nigerians are so dumb really...I dont know if its poverty or the lack of eating good food while growing up that degenerated their brains or frustration due to poverty. they read useless meanings to everything and anything. Psquare have been very non active about politics going on unlike other people. this picture could have meant something else and it was read a different way.

anonimi:
Back to Sender, BtS

geccibede:
Am i the only one that thinks this his laughter is filled with guilt. #guiltyconscience. U
he intended to frustrate the gentle mans life but at the end he seems to be more frustrated in life than shagari himself.
U have no option but to put up that forced laughter.
GEJ till 2019 jare

ikombe:
didnt he know they where goin to march today y go to sokoto.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Dem don give am injection, buh for how long is it ggonna last?

temitemi1:
Fashola on fire . Fire fighters should pls get to AIT before the man burn finish ooooo . GEJ till 2019!!!

The Independent of National Electoral Commission has given at least 54,377,747 persons registered for the 2015 general elections their permanent voter cards.

The figure, being latest as of February 27, represents 78.93 per cent of the 68,833,746, being the total number of voters registered by INEC.
The figure indicates three per cent increase from the last collection rate reported two weeks ago.
The electoral body made the revelation, Friday, in a statement signed by Kayode Idowu, the Chief Press Secretary to Attahiru Jega, the Chairman of the Commission.
According to the statement, a total of 67,205,600 PVCs have been delivered to states nationwide.
The statement also reveals Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Gombe, Jigawa, Katsina, Taraba and Zamfara States have exceeded 90 per cent collection rate.
Abia, Adamawa, Enugu, Kano, Kebbi, Niger, Sokoto and Rivers State have over 80 per cent collection rate.
The states that have over 70 per cent collection rate include Anambra, Benue, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Imo, Kwara, Ondo, Osun, Plateau and Yobe States.

Others, consisting of Bayelsa, Borno, Edo, Ekiti, Federal Capital Territory, Kogi, Lagos and Oyo States, have over 60 per cent collection rate.

Ogun state still has the least collection rate with 44 per cent.