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greg1234: Just wondering some few minutes back.The big mouth has not been seen or made any comment lately..!abi....... |
Lilimax: Good morning peepsmorning, welcome to the Bar |
[quote author=bbpreye.]May God give my mentor Barrister Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR. the strength to lead this Country![/quote]Barrister? |
theshadyexpress: [b][/b]ok do you mean it? |
Sardonic, a whole Prime Minister? |
I'm laughing at most of the comments, GEJ would not sack her, simply because she happens to be on his side. If she were to be an afficionado of the nPDP, she would have been sacked by now. NB: GEJ is not concerned about who does the work well, but he's concerned about who supports him |
Lauhging... Swahili Tinz |
ochejoseph: 7 Reasons why Nobody Should Take Femi Fani-Kayode Seriouslyyou must be a Nobody for writing against somebody like FFK.. Nitwit |
Have you forgotten Great Ogboru? Okonjo should not waste her time and resource unless she rigs the Election. Ogboru all the way |
Humility has taken over him.. Kudos Gov Ngige come Nov 16 |
The man is always making Sense |
Seven governors, who are members of theNewPeoples Democratic Party, have said there is no way the leadership of the old PDP can put them on trial for indiscipline or compel them to appear before its Disciplinary Committee, which is due to be inaugurated next week Friday. Governors in the New PDP are Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers); Rabiu Kwankwanso (Kano); Murtala Nyako (Adamawa); Sule Lamido (Jigawa); Abdulfatah Ahmed (Kwara); Babangida Aliyu (Niger); and Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto). The decision to inaugurate the disciplinary committee was announced by the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, after the weekly meeting of the National Working Committee of the party at its national secretariat in Abuja on Wednesday. Metuh said the seven-man committee would be headed by a former minister of Transport, Dr. Umaru Dikko while a former Minister of Transport, Chief Ebenezer Babatope would be his deputy. Other members of the committee are Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu and Alhaji Shuaib Oyedokun. Despite his appointment, the name of Dikko is still listed on the website of the Independent National Electoral Commission as the national chairman of the United Democratic Party. But Metuh insisted that Dikko was a member of the ruling party, adding that if the commission still listed him as the chairman of UDP, then the commission should be able to explain its reasons. Metuh said, “We are not responsible for INEC lapses or in actions. But I can confirm to you that he (Dikko) is a member of the PDP.” Though the PDP did not list the names of those to be summoned for disciplinary action by the committee when inaugurated, the seven aggrieved governors and others in their group said they would not appear before the Dikko committee. The National Publicity Secretary of the faction, Chief Chukwuemeka Eze, told our correspondent on the telephone that the members of the group would not appear before the committee. He said rather than appear before the committee, theNew PDPmight also be compelled to summon Tukur for similar action in the future. Eze said, “ To summon us for what? They dare not. Even if they do, we won’t appear before any committee. “We are the authentic PDP, who are trying to reposition the party and make it truly democratic. We will rescue it from the hands of the few, who have turned it into a clique and a cult. “Who even told you that we are not planning to summon Tukur and members of his clique who have turned the party to what it is today? Just wait and see.” But Metuh said his party had decided not to trade words with the faction because of the ongoing reconciliation meeting between the aggrieved governors and the Presidency. He said, “In line with what the governors said at the meeting with the President about the reconciliatory meeting, the party has decided not to make further comments.” SOURCE: www.punchng.com/news/pdp-disciplinary-panel-cant-try-us-rebel-govs-others/ |
NIGERIA Labour Congress,NLC, yesterday, called on President Goodluck Jonathan to discountenance the impression that ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, was a political action against his government as nothing could be farther from the truth. It then advised the President to tackle the crises in the education sector and prevent a shut-down of the sector. NLC in a statement by its President, Abdulwaheed Omar, told President Jonathan that those telling him that the strike was politically motivated were the President’s enemies who rather than tell him the truth preferred to indulge in sycophancy, hypocrisy and boot-licking. The statement titled “Do Not Allow Education Sector to Shut-Down”, reads: “The Nigeria Labour Congress calls on President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to tackle the crises in the education sector and prevent shut-down of the sector. We urge Mr. President to muster the necessary will and skill to confront the issues that threaten this vital sector. ASUU cartoon “As President of the country, he has the onerous task of restoring normalcy to the sector whether the issues are political as he has made the nation to believe or whether they are purely industrial. The threat of a total shut-down is present and immediate and deserves all the urgency and mobilization Mr President could muster. The developments in the Education sector are symptomatic of greater ills in the polity.” “The strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), for instance is in its fourth month and has almost certainly disrupted an entire academic session with collateral consequences. Also the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has signaled its readiness to embark on a solidarity strike if government fails to resolve within two weeks the issues of contestation with ASUU. Most of these demands if not all, are not new, but are subsisting agreements which government is expected to honour. Some of these agreements border on salaries which government has agreed to pay but has elected to observe in the breach instead. For example the case with the Senior Staff Association of the Nigerian Universities, whose members are being owed for over three months.” According to the statement “The avoidable strike action by ASUU has caused enough disruption or damage to the sector. The implications for the polity are grave and should be avoided, at least for the sake of our children. We also urge Mr President to discountenance the impression that the strike actions against his government are politically-motivated as nothing could be farther from the truth. Those who pursue this line of thinking are the ones who do not wish Mr President well. Rather than tell him the truth, they prefer to indulge in sycophancy, hypocrisy and boot-licking because it serves their personal motives. “In order for Mr President to convince himself about the absence of any ulterior motive against his administration by any of the unions, especially ASUU which has come under accusation, we crave the indulgence of Mr President to insist on being availed the details of these agreements. The Nigeria Labour Congress is not oblivious of the present challenges in the economy but it is convinced that with requisite discipline, will, prioritisation and genuine dialogue, the government can reach a truce not just with the unions but could halt the decline in the economy.” SOURCE: www.osundefender.org/?p=125877 |
Gbadebo is funny ooo, I watched it on AIT when he was challanging them ooo |
dangiwa09: No, he's a CARETAKER.ok, anyhow... All Blem |
moshino: You mean 'tenant/occupant'. "Landlord" implies 'ownership', and no one person owns Anambra Government House, it belongs to EVERY Anambrarian, regardless of who is occupying it at any point in time.the person that looks after a house can also be reffered to as a Landlord |
That's why I trust FFK |
He's already a Dead Man nah |
Great Ngige |
RID Rest In Danger to him, i believe he's dead |
RID Rest In Danger |
Different Information |
A wise man doesn't just speak anyhow, when they are in need of him, he would speak |
egift: If you are talking of a ticket that will get the number, Buhari/Fashola all the way. Buhari has a legacy of giving his deputies free hand to do their best. There have never been a Nigerian leader that replicated that - Ask Tunde Idiagbon.i believe that |
Buhari you don't have to declare before we elect you, you are already there come 2015 |
RIP Man |
I pick NSCDC because of Shem Popularity |
Good |
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