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Donchyke39: A plot allegedly directed at forcing Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State out of office in a way former Governor Chris Ngige of Anambra State was subjected to in 2003 was unveiled, yesterday.
The plot, allegedly aimed at forcing Amaechi out of office through blackmail while being kept incommunicado, it was claimed yesterday, would also involve family members of the embattled governor as co-conspirators.
The plot was made known in a statement by the Rivers’ Peoples Forum, RPF, signed by its president, Mr. Charles Bekwele.
Central to the plot, as disclosed by Bekwele, is that the governor would be seized in the same way Dr. Ngige was held hostage on July 11, 2003, few months after his inauguration as governor of Anambra State and subjected to physical pressures to resign from office on account of alleged differences with his estranged political godfather, Chief Chris Uba.
The point of the blackmail was, however, not detailed in the statement by RPF, which claimed that Amaechi would be seized and forced to record his resignation speech for subsequent broadcast.
The chairman of People Democratic Party PDP fac in the state, Felix Obuah, who has led the campaign against the governor was in a meeting when Vanguard sought his reaction to the statement. A text message sent on the issue had not received a response at press time.
RPF in the statement said: “This fresh plot to illegally remove Governor Amaechi from office is another desperate move by the Abuja cabal that is desperate to remove the governor from office by all means possible. This Abuja cabal has hatched a four-part sinister plot that is planned to end with the governor being blackmailed and threatened to resign from office.
“Incontrovertible information at our disposal indicates that the Abuja cabal working with some expired politicians in the state has planned to execute this plot within three weeks. The hatchet man of the expired politicians is a former Rivers State legislator, who was recently involved in the failed plot to remove the state Speaker Otelemaba Amachree, which led to the fracas in the state Assembly. The said former legislator lobbied the state legislators with promises of huge sums of money to impeach the Speaker.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/alleged-plot-kidnap-amaechi-uncovered/

This is a cooked story from Amechi's camp to rubbish GEJ...will someone plan evil and give details of his plan? Amechi!!! How many times did i call u? What u'll see will be de shock of yr life if there's a plan to remove u from office.

lynpetra: That's wud be so sweet esp when he does that inside a designers shop,paying the bills as I point to my needs

By the way,I wud be shaking my waist as he sings and pays...

lol...typical 9ja babe

egift: 1. Nigeria will like Jonathan to know he is free to vacate the seat if he can not face Boko Haram, criminals and corrupt politicians.

2. Also CAN should face the gospel of Christ and leave Politics alone.

In Nigeria, we want leaders that takes the issue of uniting, developing and empowering Nigerians seriously. Not those that attract only criminals, boko boys, worst politicians - and granting them pardon too.

you are the greatest fool that ever existed for making such comments.Have the Northern Governors ever issued any statement on the killings of BH sects? Has Buhari, Babangida, Atiku etc ever condemn the killing ant try to find solutions to the insecurity in the north? Instead they are busy fighting Oga Joe not to contest in 2015...

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Kabolobari Benakole
• 40 minutes ago

The move will make imported cars more expensive thus, promoting the purchase of locally manufactured vehicles.

Punch sounds like it supports this move. Really, I personally think it lousy! It's not about tarriff as it's about electricity availability! Besides it's not federal government that makes the industry. It's technology that does. If there's no native Nigeria auto tech or improvement thereof, raise the tarriff as high as anything and we'll all need to jump up on the unavailable trains!

orjiakors
• 44 minutes ago

If the new govt policy is meant to encourage indigenous vehicle manufacturing, increase output and enhance the quality of fully made in Nigeria cars, fine and welcome.
But if the policy is meant to encourage foreign manufacturing companies like Toyota, Peugeot, Mercedes, Ford, Tata, Opel, Volkswagen, etc., come to Nigeria to establish assembly plants, then Nigeria's govt has taken a reverse policy, a backward policy, as far as automotive development and manufacturing in Nigeria are concerned.

Nigeria has had some of the above named automotive companies assembling their vehicles in Nigeria for decades, how far did they impart their technology of vehicle production on Nigerians? To what degree did their assembly activities positively influence Nigeria's economy?

In the recent past, India's Tata manufactured a very good car that sold for US $2000. If indigenous vehicle assembly plants and prospective vehicle manufacturing companies in Nigeria are not subjected to suffocating competition from foreign cars assembling companies in Nigeria, before long, Nigeria's indigenous car manufacturing companies can replicate the Indian Tata feat of bringing up brand new good cars that may sell as low as 1.2 million Naira

Okiri
• 2 hours ago

Hmn! All roads leads to Cotonou! customs, police and other are in for brisk business

chris
• 2 hours ago
⚑Nig govt. is very wicked wish local manufacturer did we have

Kublai
• 4 hours ago

What feasibility study?you people are are not ready to govern.please tell us which cars are manufactured locally at present?

mike usa
• 7 hours ago

hope,you are okay, minister of industry, hope you about to eat your own money, from the poor nigerians, let me tell you, if you do it, God we help you, but rember, that if any penny, received to your pocket, from those, company, God is looking at you, and l know this is another opportunity, for your friends in crime, of the nigeria mate, you guys continue, but one day, your air we come down.


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Errr... What exactly is this Mike usa guy trying to say?

if this Mike USA don't have anything to say,better close that mouth of yours. OMG, is this guy schooled at all?

[quote author=Dolly-Parton]Of course, another commitee.
And that's the only language his dull head knows. I wonder what he hopes to find out. A planted bomb? Or conspiracy from the enemies camp?
Sometimes I wonder if this man truely earned that Phd.[/quote]Who is your father? Why is he not a president? Blockhead! All u guys know is to insult your president. Let me ask u, if your father can ever become the president in this situation, what will he say or do?

striktlymi: This is indeed very funny. The last time I checked the president of CAN, the 'good' Pastor Oritsejafor is a very wealthy man.

Has he given half of his wealth to the poor? If he hasn't then what moral right does he have to ask President GEJ and other politicians to do same?

u're right. Our pastors having jets and universities should divide their riches for de unemployed graduates.

Completeguy: KANO (AFP) – Boko Haram gunmen on Sunday
stormed a college dormitory in Nigeria’s conflict-
scarred northeast, firing on students as they
slept, the military told AFP, in the latest such
attack blamed on the Islamist insurgents.
Security forces were at the scene but details on
the number of dead and injured were not yet
available, area military spokesman Lazarus Eli
said.
The early morning assault targeted the College of
Agriculture in the town of Gujba in Yobe state, Eli
said.
It was carried out by “Boko Haram terrorists who
went into the school and opened fire on
students,” while they were sleeping, he added.
A police source, who requested anonymity, told
AFP that initial reports indicated the death toll
could be high but he was not prepared to discuss
figures.
Gujba is roughly 30 kilometres (18 miles) from
the state capital of Damaturu.
Yobe has seen a series of brutal attacks targeting
students in recent months, all blamed on Boko
Haram.
The worst occurred in July in the town of
Mamudo, where the Islamists threw explosives
and sprayed gunfire into dormitories in the
middle of the night, killing 41 students.
The name Boko Haram means ‘Western education
is forbidden’ and the group has repeatedly
attacked schools, universities and colleges during
its four-year insurgency.
The military has described the spate of recent
school attacks as a sign of desperation by the
Islamists, claiming they only have the capacity to
hit soft targets.
The defence ministry has said that an offensive
launched against Boko Haram in mid-May has
decimated the group and scattered their fighters
across remote parts of the northeast.
While many of the recent attacks have occurred
in more remote areas, often targeting defenceless
civilians, the unchecked killing has cast doubt on
the success of the military’s campaign.
The northeast remains under a state of
emergency imposed on May 14.
Scores have been killed this month, including in
the northeastern town of Benisheik in Borno state,
where at least 142 people were slaughtered by
presumed Boko Haram fighters who came
disguised as soldiers, set up checkpoints and fired
on motorists and bystanders.
Some of the recent violence has targeted
vigilante groups which have formed to help the
military.
Boko Haram has said it is fighting to create an
Islamic state in Nigeria’s mainly Muslim north, but
the group is believed to made up of different
factions with varying aims.
A toll earlier this year said the conflict is estimated
to have cost more than 3,600 lives, including
killings by the security forces. The current figure
is likely much higher.
Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and top
oil producer.

Source: Vanguardnews

Seriously,what is our military doing? You mean they can't sweet that town clean of BH? Poor students, may their gentle soul rest in peace.

collynzo2: Deuteronomy 14:24-26 New International Version (NIV) 24 But if that place is too distant and you have been blessed by the LORD your God and cannot carry your tithe (because the place where the LORD will choose to put his Name is so far away), 25 then exchange your tithe for money, and take the money
with you and go to the place the LORD your God will choose. 26 Use the monry to buy whatever you like: cattle, sheep, wine or other fermented drink, or anything you wish. Then you and your household shall eat there in the presence of the LORD your God and rejoice

Tnx man,Besides paying of tithes was for The children of Israel of old,was a covenant with God.

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koyla: you are wise, God bless you for proving "unbelievers " and "church goers " wrong,,,,,, to me, tithe is paid to God and not compulsory of the church I pay to, though, other churches are against tithes, I see it's because of greediness. thanks again wise man, God bless you a lot.

koyla: you are wise, God bless you for proving "unbelievers " and "church goers " wrong,,,,,, to me, tithe is paid to God and not compulsory of the church I pay to, though, other churches are against tithes, I see it's because of greediness. thanks again wise man, God bless you a lot.

koyla: you are wise, God bless you for proving "unbelievers " and "church goers " wrong,,,,,, to me, tithe is paid to God and not compulsory of the church I pay to, though, other churches are against tithes, I see it's because of greediness. thanks again wise man, God bless you a lot.

Why are we been deceived? All we care about is to quote Malachi 3:10, but ignoring Deu 14:22-29. Pls compare and contrast. Where does the bible say we should bring our income(money) to church or pastor?

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