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Hotshawarma:
story for the gods

psucc:
God punish the foolish people. So they just want me to believe that armed robbers will abandon banks and other places where they can make big catch go to State House of Assembly? To take papers or what?

Until we change this CHANGE, this melodrama is going to kill us at last.

APC govs to sack chairman, Okorocha

State governors elected on the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) want to remove Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha as chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) and replace him with a second term governor from the South West, a source very close to one of them told Daily Trust on Sunday in Abuja at the weekend. The two second term APC governors from the South West are Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State and his Ogun State counterpart, Ibikunle Amosun. One of them is being touted to replace Okorocha though it is not certain which one of them the governors will settle for.

According to the source, the APC governors are not happy with Okorocha, who they said has failed to provide a proper sense of direction to their forum. He said, “Rochas is only interested in the ceremonial aspects of being APC governors’ chairman. At any public event, especially at the State House or where the president or vice president is present, he is in a hurry to assert himself as the PGF chairman and position himself close to the president or vice president for a photo op. But that is as far as his chairmanship goes. He is not interested in charting a clear program for the forum, in harmonising the views of his colleagues or in making the forum an important player in the scheme of things. Even the opposition PDP Governors’ Forum has a higher profile and more political relevance than the APC Governors Forum. It is for these and many other reasons that they want to change him.”

He denied that the move is a ploy by South West APC governors to snatch leadership from Okorocha, the only APC governor in the South East. He also said it is not part of 2019 jockeying for power. He said, “At a time when our ruling party is facing many leadership problems, such as the ineffectiveness of the national leadership and the continuous tussle between the Presidency and the APC-controlled Senate, APC governors could play an important role in filling the vacuum and reuniting the party behind a common ideal. However, they are unable to do so because their forum’s chairman is even less effective than the national secretariat.”

The source could not say when the APC governors are likely to make their move against Okorocha, but he hinted that it could be soon. State governors in Nigeria have many forums, including the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF), the umbrella body for all of them. It is currently headed by Zamfara State Governor Abdul-Aziz Yari Abubakar. In addition there is PGF headed by Okorocha, PDP Governors Forum headed by Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose, Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF) headed by Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima, South West Governors Forum headed by Oyo State Governor Abiola Ajimobi, South East Governors Forum headed by Ebonyi State Governor Dave Umahi and South South Governors Forum, once headed by former governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State.

Reacting, the Chief Press Secretary to Imo State Governor, Sam Onwuemeodo, said the governor was doing what he was supposed to do in the area of bringing the PGF to relevance as demanded by the duties of the chairman.

He said the chairman had always intervened alongside other governors to resolve issues between the executive and the legislature.

He said that since the federal government had set up a committee headed by the Vice President to look into the issue with a view to finding an amicable solution, there was no way the governor would bypass the Vice President

One thousand and four hundred local governments workers in Imo were sacked last week, according to the state’s chapter of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees.

The chairman, Mr Ndubuisi Uchehara, while confirming the sack on Thursday in Owerri, declared, however, that the union would not confront the state government over it.

He said, “As a responsible union, we only act when the rights of legitimate worker are infringed upon.

“When you are an absentee worker, labour cannot protect you when you are visited with the right punishment.

“When you reside in Abuja and draw monthly salaries from a local government in Imo, such persons are not worth NULGE’s time and efforts.

“But there are also cases of people, who were wrongfully treated; the union is already handling such cases with Gov. Rochas Okorocha.”

He expressed optimism that people with proven cases of injustice would have their situations addressed.

“Such persons should not panic; we shall put in everything to resolve their matters,” he said.

The sack hit workers from across the 27 Local Government Areas of the state.

adadike281:
is there no fire service or station around? what a loss!

ImperialYoruba:
Do you see what Deji has done. There is ban on anything that look like or smell like an Eze.