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really? last time i checked, Fayose remains your hero. The only opposition governor in nigeria. hmm. iranu ![]() VampireeM: |
In a communique issued at the end of the meeting, a copy of which was made available to reporters on Wednesday, the party sympathized with the workers who are presently on strike to press for the payment of their salaries.Said it all. ![]() |
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State has apologized to government workers over the non-payment of their five months salaries by Governor Ayodele Fayose. The apology follows the resolutions reached at the State Executive Committee meeting presided over by the Chairman, Chief Williams Sunday Ajayi in Ado Ekiti, the state capital. The Ajayi-led state PDP executive was declared as the authentic and legally recognized committee by the ruling of a Federal High Court, Ado Ekiti in a suit marked FHC/AD/CS/21/2016 in a ruling delivered by Justice Taiwo Taiwo on May 15. The court verdict ordered the executives of the faction loyal to Fayose led by Gboyega Oguntuase to stop parading themselves as such and also ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) not to recognize the governor’s faction. In a communique issued at the end of the meeting, a copy of which was made available to reporters on Wednesday, the party sympathized with the workers who are presently on strike to press for the payment of their salaries. The communique conveying the resolutions reached at the meeting was signed by the Publicity Secretary, Dayo Owolabi. “The party sympathizes with civil servants in the state and we apologize on behalf of the PDP for the misconduct of Mr. Governor and the party promises to advise him to toe the line of reasoning in the circumstance. “The party resolves to bring dividends of democracy to the doorsteps of an average Ekiti person. “The party resolves to work tirelessly towards reconciling the aggrieved members and bring back those who had abandoned the party. “The purported meetings and/or congress held by Mr. Gboyega Oguntuase and his cronies are in contempt of the subsisting order of the honourable court. “Any threat or act of intimidation by Mr. Governor or anyone acting for and on his behalf shall be reported to the appropriate security agencies for prompt action. “The PDP under Chief Williams Ajayi welcomes all and sundry into its fold without fear, favour or Ill-will.” Cc: lalasticlala http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/01/ekiti-pdp-apologizes-to-workers-over-fayoses-alleged-misconduct/
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See setting. Who go come set for me like this nah? ![]() |
See face like Zuba Road. This babe dey vex me die. |
#team Pero |
vedaxcool: |
#TeamPero |
kenonze:My dear, you are a lady and I don't expect that from you. No beef. Am just be plain with thee. |
can you do me a favour please? Read again! This time slowly. Thank you. Lvlink: |
Government workers in Ondo State will as from tomorrow begin an indefinite strike over non-payment of five months salaries.http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/31/breaking-ondo-workers-to-begin-indefinite-strike-tomorrow/
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My brother, Buhari has nothing to hide. OreMI22: |
good for him |
Pa Chukwudi, i know you will be here. Where have you been? chukwudi44: |
[quote Oyegun, while speaking on WE FM’s “The Encounter with Constance Ikokwu,” said unlike the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, which used public funds to finance its campaign, APC’s financing of the party’s Presidential campaign came from individual donations, thereby making it wrong to call for a probe.[/quote] |
you sef. They go finish you here today for calling out Amaechi ![]() OsusuMustFlow: |
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun has condemned calls for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to probe the funding of President Muhammadu Buhari’s 2015 Presidential campaign. Oyegun, while speaking on WE FM’s “The Encounter with Constance Ikokwu,” said unlike the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, which used public funds to finance its campaign, APC’s financing of the party’s Presidential campaign came from individual donations, thereby making it wrong to call for a probe. He said, “You are comparing apples and grapes. It is the people’s money. You can’t use the money of the people to run parties and so the APC today is suffering from that basic correct policy decision. “But campaign funds cannot come from the monies that belong to the generality of Nigerians. “Individuals can donate, and companies can donate subject to limits that the law provides. We are not touching those. But where you take monies meant for positioning troops in the North East to fight against Boko Haram to fund parties (and) the most recent – when you take our crude, gave unregistered crude to exporters, repatriate the proceeds and use them to finance your political campaigns – that is wrong. That is impunity at its worst. So they are not comparable.” He also stated that the current administration would not spare any of state governors found to have used public fund to finance their respective campaigns. “As at today, of course there are APC governors and ex-governors that are under investigation, maybe not in respect or specifically campaign funds but there are. “The basic principle is – impunity must be removed from the system and wherever the tree falls, so let it be! “I am sure that if that happens, the kind of president that we have will look the other way. Normal process must take its course.” Oyegun, while admitting that the ruling party is currently in a serious financial crises, stressed that the party won’t rely on the President for bail out. He disclosed that a mechanism has been put in place that would make every member to pay at least N100 monthly due, adding that the party can realise between N10 million and N20 million monthly. “We came into office as part of change and as far as our political situation is concerned it means that party should not be funded from public funds and that is the reality. “And so we are making members to pay. We have over 12 million registered members of the party and we have all had a system where everyone will pay at least N100 per month to legitimize their membership. “If in our calculation, five of N10 million of these we manage to collect them, at the end of the day we have very little,” Oyegun said. http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/27/buhari-didnt-use-public-funds-for-presidential-campaign-stop-calling-for-probe-oyegun/
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with your moniker bearing "ILLEGAL". I think am done with thee already. IllegalMoney: |
summarise it here and not video link. thank you in anticipation. ![]() dimieprincess: |
Joyce28: |
another Avenger spotted. pele!!! If E-pain you, no too vex Achuwa1: |
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have you made any points? dimieprincess:Even their elders and other agitators disowned them. Tell me what they are fighting and bombing for. |
Fools acting under avengers! Last time i checked, Atiku and co. were given a deadline of today, are they afraid of going after Atiku, T.Y Danjuma and the likes? They should keep blowing up pipelines and spoiling their land to all i care. Lagos is now an oil producing state and one or two more state will follow. Time will come when the nation will not even care if your state is an oil producing state. The government is thinking of diversifying economy. They better wise-up. Quote me and don't expect reply. ![]() |
The new militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers, Thursday, blew up the main gas pipeline, which provides electricity to the Escravos tank farm in Delta state. The pipelines belong to Chevron. In a tweet sent via its Twitter handle,@Niger Delta Avengers, the militant group, confirmed that the latest attack on oil facilities was prompted by Chevron’s refusal to fix a major crude pipeline blown up by the group earlier. http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/26/niger-delta-avengers-strike-again-blow-up-chevron-oil-facilities/
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