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crixtex:y can't u lead the protest in those areas u mentioned. Keep quite n eat ur mother' food if u don't have what to say |
BB013:No body is paid, instead we all contributed. I travelled from south with almost 30 ppl on my care to this rally. This is the main "Common Sense Revolution" |
BB013:No body is paid, instead we all contributed. I travelled from south with almost 30 ppl on my care to this rally. This is the main "Common Sense Revolution" |
dollyjoy:This time not the government but the National Assembly. |
temitemi1:May God forgive u! I paid my way from South to come and Stand under hot Sun for ur sake n this is all u can say! Shame on u |
Scores of protesting youths under the aegis of Occupy National Assembly, on Tuesday, besieged the premises of the federal parliament and demanded the immediate resignation of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki. The youths made up of various Civil Society Organisations and students, were also demanding that the federal lawmakers should immediately revisit the grey areas identified in the 2016 budget by President Muhammadu Buhari. Apart from this, they asked 36 senators who had so far collected their own exotic jeeps to return them immediately or face the wrath of Nigerians. The protesters marched from the Unity Fountain within the Central Area of the city to the National Assembly, a journey of about two kilometers and forced their way to the main gate, defiling all security network mounted by regular and riot police officers. The youths forced the main gate closed thereby preventing staff, lawmakers and visitors from either entering or leaving the premises. The protesters, armed with placards containing various inscriptions, vowed to seal off the federal parliament for the initial three days to see whether their demands would be met. They also said they would resume a permanent protest that would paralyse all activities in the National Assembly until all their demands were fully met. http://www.punchng.com/breaking-youths-lock-down-nassembly-demand-sarakis-resignation/ |
Jeffboi:Who ever u are! no one who thinks this way can go any far in life. |
divinehand2003:what a shame! u call urselves educated |
jamace:This didn't in any way ans my question |
jamace:he jailed one man. Who did ur lord n master GEJ jail? |
XaintJoel20:Sorry ooh! nothing hidden under the sun that shall not be revealed. To speak the truth isn't a waste of time. |
dammytosh:the question should have been! Who is he? |
chukwudi44:I guess u are out of the village by now! u are pained it happened. take heart Bro, u can't control what isn't in ur hand. The invitation was cancelled. I got my fact right. |
TANTUMERGO007:He tore is PDP card and the rest is history |
The Peoples Democratic Party said on Friday that it had yet to recover from the fight that made former President Olusegun Obasanjo tear his membership card. It, however, blamed its former National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, who it alleged empowered Sen. Buruji Kashamu to spite the former President. It said that the party had yet to recover from the repercussions of the action of the former chairman. Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the party, Alhaji Ibrahim Jalo, who stated this in an interview with our correspondent in Abuja on Friday, also warned that the party must not make the same mistake it made in the past by denying the South-West the opportunity of producing the next national chairman of the party. Jalo said those who misled former President Goodluck Jonathan into jettisoning the zoning system in the party emboldened Buruji, an action which he said worked against the PDP in the South-West. He said for the party to succeed in 2019, the South-West region must not be treated with levity, adding that there were capable hands in the zone who he said, could lead the party to success during the next general elections. Jalo said it was wrong for Buruji to be speaking for the members of the party in the zone, which he described as the foundation of civilisation in the country. He said, “We were deceived into fighting Obasanjo, a well respected man in Nigeria and outside the country. “It was our former chairman, Tukur, who (did that) because he thought he could cut him to size by empowering Buruji. It was the biggest mistake we ever made in the party. “Tukur thought he could use Buruji to reduce the influence of Obasanjo, who was fighting that the party must obey the zoning formula in our party’s constitution. “But people believed that we should go ahead with the impunity as sold by the few powerful men in our party. At the end of the day, Obasanjo had the last laugh while the party found itself in opposition today.” Jalo said the party would also be treading a dangerous path if Buruji and his group were not checkmated in their determination to deny the South-West the opportunity of producing the next chairman of the party. He said it was wrong for the current National Chairman of the party, Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff, to envisage that he could continue in office after the party’s national convention in Port Harcourt on May 21. He said, “The North has produced seven national chairmen for the party. PDP isn’t meant for the North alone. “Solomon Lar, Audu Ogbeh, Bernabas Gemade, Ahmadu Ali, Tukur, Adamu Mu’azu and Sheriff are all from the North. Other zones have all produced the national chairman as well. “But the South-West has yet to produce the national chairman. It is their turn and we must not deny them this opportunity. “We need to curry the favour of the zone, because that’s where we need votes in 2019. The North is for the PDP and what the people there are expecting is the presidency and not the office of the PDP National Chairman. “Former Governor Asiwaju Bola Tinubu started with only one state, which is Lagos but he later took over the entire South-West and now he’s controlling the entire country.” Jalo listed the likes of Sen. Bode Olajumoke, Chief Bode George, Chief Ebenezer Babatope, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode and Chief Shuaib Oyedokun as possible candidates for the office. http://www.punchng.com/we-havent-recovered-from-fighting-obasanjo-pdp-laments/
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HARDDON:ur ignorant is caused by hatred. Do u hear of anything like member elect? |
chukwudi44:Come out from the village! So u can hear that de senate has withdrawn the invitation |
Senate bows to public pressure, suspends amendment of Code of Conduct law The CCT amendment bill: Group drags Nigeria Nigerian senate under fire over plot to amend the CCT law. The Nigerian Senate has suspended the ongoing amendment of the Code of Conduct Act which was initiated and referred to its committees on Judiciary and Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions last week. The legislative body also resolved to suspend amendment of Administration of Criminal Justice Acts (ACJA). Similarly, the report of the Ethics Committee on Kabiru Marafa, a senator known to be opposed to embattled Senate President Bukola Saraki, was also stepped down. These decisions were taken during the Senate’s closed door session on Wednesday. The lawmakers had on April 14 introduced a bill for an amendment of the Code of Conduct Tribunal and Bureau Act, rushing it through second reading just 48 hours after it was first read. In Nigeria’s lawmaking process, rarely do bills get such accelerated legislative action. The bill, sponsored by Peter Nwaoboshi (PDP-Delta State), passed second reading and was subsequently referred to the committees on Judiciary and Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions. The committees was to report back in two weeks. THE AMENDMENT The bill seeks to amend Section 3 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act “to give every public officer appearing before the Bureau fair hearing as provided for under Section 36 (2)(a) of the CFRN 1999 which provides: “For an opportunity for the person whose rights and obligations may be affected to make representations to the administering authority before that authority makes the decision affecting that person.” The existing law, Mr. Nwaoboshi said in his lead argument, does not provide for the Bureau (CCB)to take written statement from concerned public officers before referring a matter of alleged non-compliance to the Tribunal (the CCT). http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/202113-breaking-senate-bows-public-pressure-suspends-amendment-code-conduct-law.html |
EastGold:Is Nuhu sick, hungry or something? Isn't he the man that just did election in Adamawa so few months back? Look for something else and say. |
I only see integrity in Buhari! Every one wants to be part of him |
“We call on the groups agitating for separation from a united Nigeria, particularly, the IPOB and MASSOB to re-think and abandon the idea and join the other tribes in building a formidable united Nigeria where all Nigerians will be equally treated in line with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. So we still have reaonable Igbos |
I don't support even a tooth pick thief but don't stone a bugler and kowtow to greet Saraki, Metuh, Odili, Akpabio, or any executive thief. The blood of these ones u stone will be on ur hand |
Don't support even a tooth pick thief but don't stone a bugler and kowtow to greet Saraki, Metuh, Odili, Akpabio, or any executive thief. The blood of these ones u stone will be on ur hand |
todayboy:Oh it's now Dangote n Danjuma not Amaechi with Rivers money again. Ur ignorant is factory fitted |
omenka:I can bet u he will never have an answer to that. U see! Some people talk before thinking. |
hkidola00:Bro u are really pained. Don't commit murder |
Wealth has made this one Mad |
ba7man:Hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahhahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahhahhahahahhahahahhahaha |
I am yet to see a man as blessed as OBJ. Ignore him @ur own peril. |
As we read this, a lady some where is enroute to meet another ritualist cum lover. As u make ur bed so u lay on it. Be contented with the bf of ur area. |
Mynd44:U said my mind, ur knowledge is legendary. |
ChappyChase:If u don't like good things others have, u can never have one |

who's is obasanjo
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