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"The Imo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has suspended Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State. Announcing his suspension on Thursday, the party accused the governor of “gross anti-party” activities. Okorocha was seen campaigning for his son-in-law, a member of Action Alliance, during an APC campaign rally in the state. The governor did this without recourse to Aisha Buhari, the wife of the president, who was present at the rally. A faction of the party in the state that suspended Okorocha said a committee was set up to investigate him and claimed his actions are in line with Article 21 (B) I-VI of the APC Constitution (October 2014 as amended). The Imo State Caretaker Committee Chairman of the party, Prince Marcellinus Nlemigbo, said that a letter conveying the message has been sent to the National Chairman of the party. “A letter by the Imo State chapter of the APC signed by the chairman conveyed the suspension to the National Chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole. We regretted that Okorocha who is the party’s candidate for Imo West Senatorial District has vowed to undermine the APC and its electoral interest," he said. Nlemigbo added that the decision was to save the party from the “machinations of Okorocha”, with the expulsion giving him time so that he can fully move to his party, the Action Alliance (AA).” http://saharareporters.com/2019/01/18/imo-apc-suspends-okorocha |
"Adams Oshiomhole, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), on Wednesday led a song filled with chants of ‘thief’ against Senate President Bukola Saraki, who was a member of his party until July 2018 when he defected to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). During his speech at the APC presidential rally in Lokoja, capital of Kogi State, Oshiomhole appeared to be set on a lengthy dig at Atiku, only for him to switch to Saraki in a flash. “I challenge Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of PDP. We will publish the record. In his election in 20011, Atiku lost in Adamawa; he lost all the three senatorial seats,” he began, before going on to explain how three senators lost an election in 2015 only for Atiku to insist otherwise. “President Obasanjo called me; I was in Labour; I was the real opposition. And he said, ‘listen, now listen, o ti to (it is enough)… ole, ole (theft, theft) will kill you. My own comrade, I need you to say… because when they talk of rigging and manipulation, they are the sustenance of rigging. “One of the losers wrote a congratulatory letter to the man who won, but because Atiku felt, how can he be Vice-President and he lost his own state, he paid N100 million each to those who won for them to accept defeat. That is how those who lost, they smuggled them into victory; those who won, they paid them to accept defeat. “Is that a man who will speak of honesty? Is that a man who can speak to integrity? Is that a man who can speak to character? “Atiku wants to become Chairman of INEC, his Vice President wants to become Inspector General of Police. Their campaign Director-General is the man who presided over the liquidation of Societe Generale Bank after they had collected the deposits of very poor people. Bukola Saraki.” At this point the crowd chanted ole (thief). Oshiomhole joined in, saying: “Bukola Saraki, ole (thief)." Oshiomhole then broke into a song during which he chants “Bukola Saraki” and the crowd respond with "ole" (thief). At some point, he mixed it with “PDP”, to which the crowd also responded with “ole” (thief)" http://saharareporters.com/2019/01/17/%E2%80%98bukola-thief-saraki-thief%E2%80%99-%E2%80%94-oshiomhole-leads-anti-saraki-song-apc-rally |
"President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he did not comment on the allegations of bribery against Kano State Governor Umar Ganduje simply because the Kano State House of Assembly has waded into the matter. He also noted that he has not been to Kano State since the video alleging Ganduje as taking bribes from contractors was leaked. “Hopefully, by the time I go to Kano for my campaign, I will have the information,” Buhari said. Buhari spoke at the Town Hall Meeting where the 2019 presidential candidates and their running mates have been scheduled to respond to questions about their manifestos. Moderated by Kadaria Ahmed, the live event is hashtagged #NGThe Candidates." https://punchng.com/town-hall-meeting-why-i-havent-spoken-on-ganduje-buhari/?fbclid=IwAR306rjK8xI6swBOYMtYfsqjdkDLlG6xuGMjH3ohPHaHIPm-6vnOoHBSm54 |
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is a "truly wicked man", Adams Oshiomhole, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has said. Oshiomhole said this on Wednesday while speaking at the APC presidential campaign rally currently going on in Lokoja, capital of Kogi State. Oshiomhole made the utterance after castigating Atiku Abubkar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as a corrupt former Vice President. "The two of the [Obasanjo and Atiku] were fighting... Obasanjo said Atiku was a thief. Atiku said 'If I'm a thief, you were the one who taught me'. Do you remember?" Oshiomhole asked the crowd. "What did Obasanjo say? Obasanjo said, however wicked people think he is — and he is truly wicked, because I was President of NLC and I know what he tried to put to Labour..." http://saharareporters.com/2019/01/16/breaking-obasanjo-truly-wicked-says-oshiomhole |
chuksbogus2001:My friend omolola15 is also in this school of thought..Buhari is never aware of anything at all except to blame.. |
Religion of Piss |
himself and Aregbesola suffer them greatly for Osun State..The new guy oyetola will continue the suffering.. Osun People can never forget this guy in 1999/2000..It was under Oyinlola the people of Osun enjoyed a bit..It's been suffering day in day out |
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"The All Progressives Congress has insisted that the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, must face his corruption trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The ruling party said the noise being made by the Peoples Democratic Party and some elements in the bar was an indication of unholy alliance to frustrate the fight against corruption. This was contained in an address by the National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Lanre Issa-Onilu, on Monday. “Following the notice of the charges preferred against the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen, by the Code of Conduct Bureau at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, the Peoples Democratic Party has been on overdrive vituperating over an issue that should at best be left to the judiciary to resolve,” Issa-Onilu said. Continuing, he noted, “While we would not want to be lured into discussing issues that are presently before the courts and for which any respectable political party hoping to hold positions of responsibility should restrain itself, we regret to suggest that the PDP’s attempt to hoodwink Nigerians into believing that there is a political motive behind the allegation brought against the CJN might itself be indicative of some unholy alliances. “The likely affinity existing between the PDP and a section of the judiciary is further accentuated by the nonappearance of Justice Onnoghen before the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Monday, in line with the suggestions made by the PDP governors from the South-South on Sunday. “Are Nigerians expected to see this as a mere coincidence? Is the PDP and their governors acting a script? Haven’t we missed an opportunity to show confidence in an institution headed by the CJN? “This becomes more worrisome, knowing that the PDP campaigns have been receiving cold shoulders everywhere they have gone to and it has become apparent the party and its presidential candidate are facing imminent defeat in the February 2019 elections and may be searching for some unorthodox means of forcing itself on the Nigerian people. “If this were not so, the PDP should, before coming to these distracting conclusions, have taken cognisance of the facts of the allegations made against the CJN and his admission to the facts so stated. “The only logical conclusion in the circumstance is that realising the refusal of Nigerians to allow the deception of the PDP con them into returning the party to power, the opposition party has alongside some pliable human rights activists devised a plot to distract the APC and indeed the good people of Nigeria from addressing the very important issues on the APC’s manifesto in the electioneering process.” Issa-Onilu claimed that the APC has also noticed “the very dangerous attempt to designate the CJN’s arraignment along ethnic and religious lines, thereby trying to heat up the polity by evoking primordial sentiment which would do the country no good.” “This is an ungodly ploy when we consider that the CJN was an officer of the federation rather than that of any region,” he warned. “We therefore urge all Nigerians of good conscience to caution the PDP as the country is bigger than any political party or the interest it represents, and nothing should stop the country’s steady march into sustainable democratic governance.” “In our earlier statement on the CJN’s CCT trial, we had noted the PDP’s shocking and innate proclivity to defend cases of corruption anytime it arises. “The call by the PDP South-South Governors for the CJN to boycott the CCT trial further cements our position. Let it be reiterated that nobody– no matter how highly placed — should be above the laws of the land. “We wish to put on record that the virulent attack that has come from the PDP in the wake of the trial of the CJN over alleged false asset declaration is particularly worrisome and suspicious when the PDP has in fact called for the removal of virtually all heads of government’s arms, particularly the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission and Inspector General of the Police over frivolous issues. “While the will not be drawn into debates on the legality and sponsored conspiracies of the CCT trial, we insist that our democratic and constitutional institutions must be allowed to operate without interference and undue pressure from partisan and sundry interests as being done by the PDP and its cronies. “The CCT trial is a legal matter, let the law run its course. The CJN must go through the instrumentalities of the courts, more importantly as an institution he represents. Indeed, this is the true test of our constitution, rule of law and will deepen democracy. “Where there are contestations on institutional procedures, we must allow same institutions perform their functions unhindered, autocorrect if necessary and set good precedence on future matters. “This is the only way we can build strong and lasting institutions,” Issa-Onilu concluded" https://punchng.com/breaking-onnoghen-must-face-trial-apc-insists/ |
Where the Hell is the Video?Hunnnn |
PDPGuy:Shebi they are extremely stupid nii,themselves and fans of Buhari are one and the same..stupid and foolish people.. Very unbelievable |
armyofone:Who will pay for the Wall?Mexico.. ..He made his yeye supporters chant it over and over again.. ![]() Now who is paying for the Wall?You Americans.. ![]() |
schwarzkopf:May the Universe bless you too..I was on a long 4 months Ban which just got lifted today.It was just a jest i made o..Made a jest about one yeye girl on front page and bamm,I got a long Ban..I did not even abuse anybody o..I sha don know say nairaland is a place where the Mod's are hypocrites |
"Josep Borrell, Spanish Foreign Minister, has said US President Donald Trump suggested his country should build a wall across the Sahara desert as part of efforts to address migration from Africa. According to Borrell, who was said to have made the remarks on Tuesday during a lunch at Club Siglo XXI in Madrid, while referring to the increase in the number of African youth migrants, Trump made the remark recently. An audio file obtained by CNN noted that the minister impersonated Trump’s voice as he said: "You need to build a wall around the Sahara," referring to Trump’s statement. Borrell said when Trump was asked if he was aware of the size of the Sahara desert, the latter replied: “It can't be bigger than our border with Mexico.” Borrell continued: "Well, yes, it is way bigger than the border with Mexico, and in any case it wouldn't be very useful to do that." Although he declined further comments on the issue, a spokesman for the Spanish Foreign Ministry confirmed Borrell's comments to CNN. CNN's request for comments from the White House was not responded to" http://saharareporters.com/2018/09/20/trump-suggested-building-wall-across-sahara-desert-block-migration-africa |
"Joy Ogaji, Executive Secretary, Association of Power Generation Companies (APGC), has said it is “unreasonable” for communities where power plants are located to demand free supply of electricity. According to Ogaji, the power producers do not owe them more than their duty to perform their Corporate Social Responsibility, which in itself is a privilege, and not a right. She listed some of the host communities in Rivers, Abia states (Alaoji GenCo), Bayelsa (Gbarain GenCo), Ondo (Omotosho GenCo) states and other places where power stations are sited, noting that they had been issuing various threats, in spite of the many Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) of the GenCos to them. Speaking to Daily Trust, she said: “Their position is that NEPA in those days promised them free electricity supply but that was in the past and are political speeches which should not be used to hold down investors. It is high time that government intervened because what they are requesting for is unreasonable. They want free power supply.” Speaking on the losses incurred from the agitations of members of the host communities, she noted that Gbarain GenCo, which produces 100MW daily was shut down since Septehttp://saharareporters.com/2018/09/20/it-unreasonable-communities-hosting-power-plants-demand-free-electricity-says-apgcmber 6, 2018 over the agitation and has lost 1,400MW. She said: “If you know how much a megawatt costs, it is huge and that is just for a power plant. That is not to talk of the injuries and harassment of the staff; the losses are unquantifiable.” http://saharareporters.com/2018/09/20/it-unreasonable-communities-hosting-power-plants-demand-free-electricity-says-apgc veekid |
coluka:Story story,story...He could sack Rex tillerson,Omarosa,Sean Spicer,Steve Bannon,Rence pribus, and a whole lot of them together with the countless resignations that has hit this White House but cannot sack Sessions abi?see how you are contradicting yourself..He claimed to drain the swamp,yet the swamp has taken a hold of sessions,yet he cannot sack the man in his cabinet that has been taken over by the swamp..yet he is going haywire all around abusing him in public yet cant sack him..he is crying that the department of justice has taken over the corruption case of two republicions yet he cant sack the Man in charge of the case..A Man he appointed himself.. Just look at what you are saying?Are you sure you are Okay at all? ![]() Ohh Nature,Please do not give me a child with the thinking of a Trump supporter o..They blame someone else for their failures.run around the bush and look for who to blame but never accepts blame.. |
"The battle on who gets the governorship ticket of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State continued on Wednesday with the party leadership mounting pressure on the incumbent Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, to drop his second term bid and endorse his opponent, Babajide Sanwo-Olu. Sanwo-Olu came into reckoning in Lagos politics after he obtained the state governorship form last Tuesday and immediately got the backing of the Mandate Movement in the Lagos APC. The Mandate Movement is led by the National Leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, who was Ambode’s political godfather. The chairmen of the 57 councils had also declared support for Sanwo-Olu. The governor and Tinubu have been in the news in the past few days because of an alleged rift over the second term bid of Ambode. Tinubu had refused to back Ambode’s second term ambition despite pleas by notable people in the state and the country. Sanwo-Olu, a former commissioner in the state, on Sunday formally declared his intention to vie for the Lagos State governorship ticket of the APC, promising to restore the glory of the state when he was voted in as the governor. Notable APC leaders in the state, who were either allies of Tinubu or his followers, were at the declaration. On Monday, Ambode’s wife, Bolanle had tried to save her husband’s job when she met with Tinubu in Osun State and tried to pacify him to change his mind. The meeting did not yield positive result. Our correspondent learnt that both the state and national leaders of the party met on Wednesday and mounted pressure on the Lagos governor to accept the decision of the state party leaders. It was gathered that Ambode, however, told them that he would prefer to go ahead with the direct primary option of the party in the state. A source said, “Ambode was told to step down and forget his second term ambition. He was told to publicly endorse Sanwo-Olu as his successor. He was promised a ministerial appointment after the APC might have won the presidential election. He was even told to pick a ministry of his choice. “But Ambode seemed not to be pleased with the directives of the leaders as he declined the ministerial dangle. He also told them to allow the APC primary process to continue as planned. For now, the meeting is still continuing and there is no compromise in sight.” Our correspondent also learnt on Wednesday that Ambode had instructed his camp not to speak to any journalist and wait for the electoral process to pan out. “We told him that he might likely lose if he decided not to fight back, but he just smiled,” another source said. However, it was gathered that the state APC leaders were still insisting that Ambode must go as of Wednesday evening. Also, it was gathered that the meeting of the Governor’s Advisory Council, the APC’s highest advisory political organ, which held in Lagos, did not discuss Ambode’s issue. It was gathered that the body was supposed to advise the party on the choice between Ambode and Sanwo-Olu and its implication for the party. There had been reports that the verdict of the body would seal the fate of both Ambode and Sanwo-Olu. A source said the meeting merely took briefing on the three aspirants – Ambode, Sanwo-Olu and Dr Femi Hamzat – and later discussed Osun State governorship election. The body was also said to have advised the party to shift the primary to September 29, 2018, instead of the September 25 it planned to hold the primary. The source said, “Asiwaju, the governor, as well as the two other aspirants, were not present at the meeting. A briefing on the profile of the aspirants was taken and advice was given that the primary be shifted to September 29. “The body will meet again on Saturday when members will discuss more on the aspirants.” Pro-Ambode demonstration holds in Lagos Meanwhile, some residents of Lagos State took to the street on Wednesday to protest against Tinubu’s refusal to back Ambode The protesters, who stormed the secretariat of the Ikeja Local Government Area in Ikeja, said the incumbent governor deserved automatic ticket. One of the protesters, Mr Charles Akube, said Ambode’s infrastructural development projects were enough to earn him a second term. He said, “Tinubu should not use politics to spoil the development going on in Lagos. Ambode has done enough to get a second term.” https://punchng.com/tinubu-apc-mount-pressure-on-ambode-to-step-down-endorse-sanwo-olu/ |
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