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A driver attached to the convoy of Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala of Oyo State, Mr. Rahman Ishola, was killed in a stampede at the Ogbomoso residence of the governor on Thursday evening. The death of the driver took place inside the compound of Governor Alao-Akala in Ogbomoso in the presence of hundreds of people who thronged the place to grab some money being dashed out to them by the governor. It was gathered that many, in the process of struggling for the money, sustained injuries. According to a source, the governor’s house was turned into a “mecca” with hundreds of people coming into the town to have a share of the governor’s generosity each time he (Alao-Akala) visited home. The source added that the stampede that led to the death of Ishola was the second to occur at the entrance of the Ogbomoso residence of Governor Alao-Akala in less than two weeks. All efforts by the medical personnel to revive the driver failed both at the governor’s residence and the hospital where he was said to have been taken for medical attention. Last week Friday, a day before the National Assembly election, a fence in the governor’s residence in Ogbomoso was pulled down by a crowd in a struggle for money being given by the governor. The late driver, according to eyewitnesses, was standing at the main gate when the gateman suddenly opened the gate, to give way to some people waiting to enter as some naira notes were thrown to the hangers-on resulting in a stampede. Scores of hangers- on and political touts, were often seen at the main entrance to the residence of the governor, waiting to receive part of the money usually given out by the governor. When contacted on Friday, Special Adviser to Governor Alao-Akala on Public Communication, Prince Dotun Oyelade, confirmed the incident, describing it as unfortunate. In a text message, he said, “a driver attached to the convoy of Oyo State governor died last night in a traffic accident in Ogbomoso. Rahman Ishola has since been buried according to Islamic rites and the governor has consoled his family.” The governor’s aide did not, however, say whether it was vehicular or human traffic. |
^^^and who knows when the oil is gonna finish. |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=647778.msg8137402#msg8137402 date=1302906939]You need to see a docotor! cant believe you typed that we all your senses functioning rightly. Alao is the worst governor after the order of Adedibu the voters machine and ballot box snatcher.[/quote]. . . Initially i tot he was just joking. . . Until he said this, just wondering how much akala gave him, shiooor recoome: |
recoome:. . .where do i start, i think u're the one that really needs to visit google recoome:. . . .imagine u're not even living at ibadan, i dont really need to argue with u, av seen what am looking for. . .am done. . . Goodnite! |
EzeUche:. . . The history he cant write for 10 months. |
recoome:. . . . I dnt need any google cos right now am in ibadan and i cant see any thing other than large posters of akala. . . . The guy is a criminal, period |
recoome:. . .hows dat any benefit to u. . . And again pls answer my questn, watsup wit ur sig? |
recoome:. . . . Are u really serious about that ur sig? |
Quote from ANPP Chairman Ogbonnaya Onu: He cited instances of Southeast and Southsouth parts of the country where incidents of monetary inducements are very rampant. "We want you to focus your attention to the 11 states of the Southeast and Southsouth where it appears that the new thinking does not flow down well with them. "There is a lag in their consciousness and it disturbing because money is being freely dished out to the people while on the queue, which is against the law, and quite often, these monies are taken from the public funds. |
EzeUche:. . . Ofcourse they cant do that, cos thats where they are planning to rig, like they did last week |
www.thenationonlineng.net/web3/mobile/news/33861.html They only concentrate on southwest, why are they not sending these troops to the south east/south south. . . . Free and fair election my ko! |
Troops have been deployed massively across Lagos ahead of tomorrow’s presidential election, raising fears of their possible use for untoward purposes. The military deployment started with a large size of troops moving from Badagry to the Ikeja Cantonment yesterday. Military trucks were sighted across the state in a move that will also see some of them moving to other parts of the state, such as Eti Osa, Apapa, Epe and Ifako-Ijaye. Some of the troops are also to be deployed in Southwest states of Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo and Ekiti as well as Edo and Delta states. Fears heightened last night that the troops’ movement, which helped to stabilise security during last week’s National Assembly elections, might have some sinister motives this time around. Tongues were wagging in political circles last night that the troops might be given the task to occupy collation centres from wards, local governments’ to the state, contrary to their rule of engagement. Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Prof. Attahiru Jega and the Chief of Army Staff, Gen. Azubike Ihejirika, have said that troops are not meant for the polling units but to provide security in the streets and to intervene only in extreme cases of security breech which is beyond the capability of policemen. Sources said highly-placed Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in Lagos State, including Chief Bode George, Finance Minister Olusegun Aganga and Governorship candidate Ade Dosunmu, have been meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan’s aides including Mr. Oronto Douglas, to strategise on how to sweep Lagos votes for the President in tomorrow’s poll. The PDP has also intensified its plan to use cash to induce voters at the polling centres, during the presidential and governorship elections. The plan is designed to ensure that the opposition party wins at least six out of the 40 House of Assembly seats to make it impossible for the ACN to control the two-thirds majority in the House which will make it difficult for Governor Babatunde Fashola to operate seamlessly, after winning the election. There were also plans to create disaffection within the ranks of the ACN in Lagos in order to have a basis to support whatever falsified results that might be returned for Lagos after the presidential election. |
the most funniest part was when dora said gov. Obi has no house. . . . Chei. . . See pure lies! |
^^^ +1 |
Anambra residents were singing and dancing in celebration yesterday in response to the declaration of Ngige as winner of the controversial election. Ngige was welcomed by a tumultuous crowd who lined the streets in the route from his hometown, Alor, where supporters besieged him. He was unable to disembark from his car for two hours. He travelled through Abatete, Abagana, Amawbia and Awka, where he addressed his supporters. Ngige unfolded plans to set up a transition committee to put together details of implementation of his programmes for them in the senate. He received a plethora of high-profile congratulatory messages In an early morning telephone congratulation, Senate President Mark said: ‘There is no doubt that you are a material for the senate and I do not need too many words to say that Nigeria has gained by your election.’ Former Senate President Ken Nnamani said: “Anambra could not have made a better choice, given the number of key issues awaiting attention in their collective survival ” Tinubu challenged Ngige to represent the senatorial constituency in a manner reminiscent of his stewardship as governor of Anambra state, “which is the basis for the love that the people have for you and the source of this victory. ” Former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Chukwuma Soludo said: “ This is what Anambra state needs now. They do not as a people need anyone to appoint or impose a senator on them, neither do they need a governor who will lord it over others in a free Anambra. ” Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola wished Dr Ngige well and prayed God to give him good health to contribute well to the deliberations in the senate using the ACN manifesto as a platform. Fashola urged Ngige not to despair about the rough road to his victory because it takes a while for the truth to triumph. |
Anambra residents were singing and dancing in celebration yesterday in response to the declaration of Ngige as winner of the controversial election. Ngige was welcomed by a tumultuous crowd who lined the streets in the route from his hometown, Alor, where supporters besieged him. He was unable to disembark from his car for two hours. He travelled through Abatete, Abagana, Amawbia and Awka, where he addressed his supporters. Ngige unfolded plans to set up a transition committee to put together details of implementation of his programmes for them in the senate. He received a plethora of high-profile congratulatory messages In an early morning telephone congratulation, Senate President Mark said: ‘There is no doubt that you are a material for the senate and I do not need too many words to say that Nigeria has gained by your election.’ Former Senate President Ken Nnamani said: “Anambra could not have made a better choice, given the number of key issues awaiting attention in their collective survival ” Tinubu challenged Ngige to represent the senatorial constituency in a manner reminiscent of his stewardship as governor of Anambra state, “which is the basis for the love that the people have for you and the source of this victory. ” Former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Chukwuma Soludo said: “ This is what Anambra state needs now. They do not as a people need anyone to appoint or impose a senator on them, neither do they need a governor who will lord it over others in a free Anambra. ” Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola wished Dr Ngige well and prayed God to give him good health to contribute well to the deliberations in the senate using the ACN manifesto as a platform. Fashola urged Ngige not to despair about the rough road to his victory because it takes a while for the truth to triumph. |
kasiem:. . . Are u one of dora's thug? |
enyojo: |
otokx:. . . . Its on dstv |
In summary. . . . . Jega - a panel will be set up to investigate it. Rec - there will be a re-run. Dora - i want a re-run. Ngige - i want it to be investigated. |
War is going on . . . Its live, tune in now! |
booboo79:. . . Good comment bro. . .and u forgot to add the. . . '500 roads they promised us'. . . They took the money frm govt purse and didnt excecute any project. PDP : FAILURE |
dremoney:. . . . This man is worthy of bn honoured, u will neva find this kind name on the list of MON/OFR. But the likes of etteh will be the 1st on d list . . . .msheuwwww |
Ujujoan:. . . . Perfect Ujujoan:. . . . God bless u |
Ganiyu Solomon of ACN lagos has the highest number of votes in nigeria with over 500,000 votes. . . . ( i.e over the number of total eligible registered voters in bayelsa state ) |
Sagamite:. . . Am not even sure the result is out. . . Wat i heard from TVC was dat the result is still undecided cos of 'over voting' in the town of iseyin. . . .PDP TRYING TO RIG AGAIN! |
OYO CENTRAL SENATE - Femi lanlehin of ACN defeated kamoru adedibu of PDP OYO SOUTH SENATE - Ayo adeseun of ACN defeated jumoke akinjide of PDP OYO NORTH SENATE - Yet undecided, cause of 'over -voting' in the city of seyin Source - TVC |
PH FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY 1- PDP 18361 ACN 7800 APGA 547 PDP CANDIDATE DECLARED AS THE WINNER! |
naijababe:Seriously there isnt any lie in my sig. . . Lol, but am beginning to doubt yours lol |
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. Keep up the good work