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Amen,IJN. |
nicedaddy:send me your phone number.I have a space for you.The pay is 30k.Location is Gbagada.Urgent. |
I and the rest of my family would vote for Sai Baba over,over and over again...He is trying assiduosly to put the country on the right track.Let's give him our unflinching support... |
Thank goodness that the petition is getting the needed attention from the corridors of power.Very soon the aim of this campaign will be achieved.You too can still add your voice to this struggle.Injustice to one is injustice to all;injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. |
People of good conscience have been lending their voices to this cause.You too can do the same by signing a petition now.It takes just 30seconds to sign the petition. |
adeniyisavage:Every resident or indigene of Lagos has every right to be employed provided he or she meets the required standard.You don't insult people because they are trying to raise some issues that bother on how the system shortchanged them. |
For those who applied for the recent SUBEB job and are have some concerns about how the whole processes went,a petition has been address to the state governor to review the list.You also can lend your voice to this cause by signing the petition online.You can follow this link to read content of the petition and sign the petition.It takes just one minute to sign the petition!http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/lagos-state-government-should-review-teachers |
A group of aggrieved teachers that applied to join the service of Lagos State Teaching Service petitioned the state government concerning the way the recruitment was done to settle cronies and family friends.You can sign a petition to lend your voice to their cause.Follow this link to read details of their petition and sign your petition.It takes just one minutes to sign a petition!http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/lagos-state-government-should-review-teachers |
What is the link to the online registration platform. |
Dr Malcom Fabiyi,Malcom X,was the president of the University of Lagos Students Union government in 1995.He became the president of the union after the tenure of Sowore Omoyele,founder of Sahara Reporters.Malcom 'X' studied Chemical Engineering and finished with a First Class Honours.He then went on to obtain his doctoral degree in the University of Cambridge... |
80 Naira per bag.It used to be 60 Naira... |
He has transferred his registration to Kogi. |
Acidosis:If you call Dekina LGA the largest in the country,what do you call Alimosho in lagos? |
felai:pls do you know if there is any opening for a graduate of Economics Education in NTIC.My sister has already applied there but she has not got any response from them. |
Eyo Esua's tenure was from 1964-66 and not 1960-1966.It was a briton Mr R.E Wrait that was in the saddle from 1959-64... |
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Senator Saraki, Now That The Falcons Can Still Hear The Falconers – By Adedeji Adebayo It is no longer news that Senator Bukola Saraki, representing Kwara Central, emerged the President of the 8th assembly in a controversial circumstance that has pitted him against his party’s leadership; in an election where 57 members only decided whom to lead a legislative house of 109 members. No better expression can be used to describe the scenario that played out on June 9, 2015, than conspiratorial affirmation.Subterfuge. Prior to the June 9 inauguration, it was (in principle) resolved upon by the APC’s National Working Committee that the position of the Senate President should be zoned to the North-East for equity and fairness. The NWC of the party were of the view that the zone, which has been terribly hit by the Boko Haram insurgents, gave the party the second highest votes after North- West, where President Buhari hails from. Since 1999 when the 4th Republic began, the highest position that has gone to the zone in the Senate was Deputy Majority Leader (which was occupied by Senator Maina Lawan from Borno State who later became Minority Leader in 2007 when he defected to the ANPP). It was on the strength of these numerous arguments that Senator George Akume, whose North Central zone produced the Senate President from 2007-2015 in the person of David Mark, shelved his ambition of becoming the Senate President. Akume, it must be pointed out, was Governor of Benue State(1999-2007): while Bukola Saraki only became Governor of Kwara State in 2003. Also, whereas Akume was first elected to the Senate in 2007, Saraki’s first stint at the Red Chamber was in 2011. In 2011, Akume became the Minority Leader in the Senate on the platform of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), one of the legacy parties that consummated the All Progressives Congress(APC). From 2011 until the dissolution of the 7th Assembly, Akume was a cynosure of all eyes and emblem of the opposition in the Senate. In advanced democracies like Britain and the United States, the Minority Leader usually transmutes into the primus inter pares in the legislative assembly as soon as his party forms the central government. So Akume, by all standards, deserves the Senate Presidency than anyone else. But being a disciplined and loyal party man, Akume complied with the directive of the party and settled for the position of the Deputy Senate President. However, all the pleas of the party leaders to Saraki (also from North-Central) to stand-down for Senator Lawan, who is from North-East and has been in the National Assembly since 1999 (in the House of Representatives 1999-2007 and the Senate 2007 till date), fell on deaf ears. To maintain cohesion in the party and present a united front in the Senate (having regard to the fact that the new opposition party PDP was lurking in the corner to take advantage of any balcanisation in the APC), the APC NWC conducted a straw poll where senators on the party’s platform would choose one candidate. While 33 senators preferred Senator Lawan, Senator Saraki and his backers, (having seen defeat steering them in the face) staged a walk-out. Despite the unruly behaviour of the Saraki’s group, the party continued to enjoin them to honour the party’s decision in the general interest of the party. The Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo also arranged a meeting with Senator Saraki in an effort to achieve truce in the party but the latter was rumoured to have called the bluff of the former, saying he could not be summoned by a ‘mere Commissioner’, in derisive reference to earlier appointment of Professor Osinbajo as Justice Commissioner in Lagos in the government of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. Saraki, through his media aide Abiodun Omisore,has since refuted the claim. The party’s NWC even scheduled a meeting with the Saraki’s group that would have had President Buhari in attendance but Saraki and his backers shunned the parley and went on to expose the party to public opprobrium. According to Shehu Garba, one of President Buhari’s Spokespersons, “The party had begun a process and concluded it and some of these actors were part of that process. They knew what had happened. There was a shadow election of some sort. It is clear that there was nothing accidental in all of these things that happened. The process I meant, what I meant is that the APC as a party had begun a process for choosing leaders. There was a shadow election in which leaders were chosen on the platform of the political party and it was complete. There was no doubt about it.”(The Nation Newspaper June 10, 2015). Many eminent Nigerians have questioned the emergence of Senator Saraki, describing it as repugnant, unconventional and alien to parliamentary democracy. Femi Falana,a legal luminary and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, on his part said: “The refusal of the Saraki and the Dogara camps to line up behind the candidates picked by the party APC is an affront on party cohesion and discipline.” Another constitutional lawyer Professor Itse Sagay (SAN), while advising President Buhari not to recognise Saraki as the Senate President, had a more scathing words for Senator Saraki: “In my view, it is not only an act of gross impunity which Senator Saraki has brought from the PDP….It is an illegal act because there is no way a Senate can be formally inaugurated without all the members being present– provided they want to be present…it was an attempted coup in the first arm of government in Nigeria and it is a very serious assault on democracy in this country (Punch Newspaper, June 10,2015) To Robert Clark (SAN), “…what transpired in the senate today does not confirm with the rules of the senate in the election of its principal officers… What Saraki has done today is sell out his party. I can’t see Saraki last for 9 months.” (Nigeriamonitor, June 10, 2015) Former ASUU President and Harvard University Professor of Comparative Literature Biodun Jeyifo also severally in his column in The Nation has condemned the heretical move of Saraki against his party. However, most of Saraki’s sympathisers are quick to cite the case of Aminu Tambuwal, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, to justify the sheer indiscipline and rebellion in the Senate. First, APC is not PDP. The two parties profess to different political ideologies. Second, events that led to the scenarios of 2011 and 2015 are not the same. Whereas members of the House of Representatives from the PDP in 2011 wanted Tambuwal ahead of Mulikat Adeola, Senators-elect (as they then were) on the platform of the APC chose Senator Lawan. In the House election, Tambuwal polled 252 votes as against Adeola’s 92 votes. During this period, ACN members were 77, ANPP 50 and other smaller parties like APGA, LP (two parties which were always in cahoots with the PDP) 10. If all the non-PDP members had abstained from the election, Tambuwal would still have polled 125 to defeat Mulikat Adeola. Clearly, not less than 125 PDP members in the House wanted Tambuwal to lead them.Tambuwal was favoured by the majority of the PDP members:the same way majority of the Senators from the APC favoured Senator Lawan during the mock election where 33 of them cast their votes for him. Saraki is not popular among the majority of the APC Senators in the Senate and this should be the moral question Saraki and his backers should contend with. While Tambuwal did not reject the candidates of the PDP for the position of the Majority Leader and other principal officers, Saraki, with the imprimatur of some interlopers, spat his party by appointing other principal officers different from what the party wanted. Given the horse-trading that characterised the emergence of Saraki and a PDP Senator Ike Ikweremadu as a Deputy Senate President, It is tempting to conclude that Saraki is on the mission to bring back the PDP (that the Nigerians rejected at the polls) to power and limelight. At this juncture in our nation’s history, this is not the appropriate time for Senator Saraki to hold the position of a Senate President. Saraki is enmeshed with corruption cases. Bukola Saraki is being investigated for his role in the collapse of the defunct Societe Generale Bank and his tenure as the Governor of Kwara State (2003-2011). Saraki has against him cases bordering on conspiracy, forgery and stealing. He is said to have used fronts to siphon the sum of N6billion from the accounts of Joy Petroleum domiciled in Intercontinental Bank Plc (now Access Bank). While presiding over Kwara State as Governor, he is also alleged to have used the state’s assets as guarantee to secure a loan of N21billion for the use of private company. Saraki is known for his penchant for tying the hands of prosecutor by unleashing court injunctions on them. At every opportunity, he rushes to seek court injunctions to bar Nigeria Police and other agencies of government from investigating, arresting or prosecuting him. One of the court cases he has instituted is that of FHC/ABJ/CS/131/12 pending before the Federal High Court in Abuja after a coordinating court in Lagos has rejected a similar relief he sought there. Saraki, who was first taken to court by the EFCC in 2011,has not been able to present a strong legal representation to exonerate him in court rather he has been playing cache-cache by seeking injunctions now and again. I am of the opinion that Saraki should first of all strive to clear his name of graft allegations before he seeks to hold a position as high as that of a Senate President, a number three position in the political hierarchy in the land. Most Nigerians, like me, voted for President Buhari and his party the APC on the General’s avowal of zero tolerance to corruption and the manifestoes of the APC to fight graft and clean the Augean stables. The hoopla that followed the appointment of former Bayelsa State Governor Timipre Sylva as Chairman of Buhari’s Inauguration Committee is still fresh in my memory. National Chairman of the Labour Party Abdulkadir Abdulsalam, said (in the Guardian Newspaper of May 1, 2015) that President Buhari might fail in his crusade to tackle corruption in the country because of the people he has surrounded himself with… ‘Imagine, the man he chose to lead his transition (sic) team, former Governor Timipre Sylva of Bayelsa State appeared in court only yesterday to answer to corruption charges. This is a minus for a man who wants to fight corruption…’(italics mine). Saraki should not be used to blackmail President Buhari and his party to rid the country of corruption. Some of the political office holders of yesteryears who have been indicted of either dipping their hands in the till of the country or have character issues are currently in the Senate and it will be morally inappropriate to appoint a Saraki, who is in the same league with them, to supervise the same Senate. Since his joining of the APC in 2013, Mr Saraki has been accorded adequate regards that befit his status. The party has allowed him to control the political structure in Kwara State. It would be recalled that it was as a result of pre-eminence the party gave to him that made Dele Belgore (SAN), who was the governorship candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria in 2011, to dump the APC for the PDP. Belgore, (who was also the boss of former Lagos Governor Raji Fashola in the law Firm of Sofunde, Osakwe, Ogundipe and Belgore), was for many years the face of the opposition in Kwara State. Saraki should think less of his personal ambition but as a leader think more of his political lieutenants. If he carries on as if, in local parlance, there is no lele, his senate leadership is heading for monumental failure. Only political naivety will make a Senate President believes that he can succeed in a legislative house full of rancour, division and above all absence of support of his political party and the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the country. The statement of President’s Buhari spokesperson is a pointer to the fact that Mr Buhari is miffed with the way Senator Saraki rubbed mud in the face of the party. Saraki and his backers should shed the toga of war and embrace reconciliation as begun by the party. Politics is about give-and-take. I want to see Mr Saraki in the mould of Senator Olorunimbe Mamora of Lagos State. Mamora, a former Financial Secretary of the University of Ife’s Students’ Union in 1977, a medical Doctor of repute, Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly(1999-2003),two-time Senator from Lagos East and an encyclopedia of legislative procedures, was asked by his party to jettison his ambition of returning to the Senate in 2011. Although the decision of the party was a painful one to him, a thorough-bred party man Mamora took the setback in his stride and did not rock the boat of his party. Today, the same Mamora has regained his prominence in Lagos, nay, national politics. He was a member of the Buhari Campaign Organisation in the 2015 election and he is likely to become a Minister when the cabinet is set up. Saraki should apologise to his party for his sheer misconduct and the way he has brought her to public ridicule; beat an immediate and permanent retreat and allow peace to reign in the party. It will not do him or any Sarakian any good if the party beats him to his own game by giving her support to another political group in Kwara State to rival Saraki’s hitherto political dynasty. It would not be good if someone like Dele Belgore (SAN) is appointed a Minister to represent Kwara State. A minister has the capacity to impact positively on the state than a Senate President, who has no statutory power to control his budget, has no power to recruit into the public service and maintains frosty relationship with his party and President of the country. Senator Saraki should show statesmanship and display camaraderie spirit now that the centre can still hold. Adebayo Adedeji, a Publisher, can be contacted through adekupo@gmail.com http://www.osundefender.org/?p=240224 |
nnachukz:For your information,the tenure of the 19 APC lawmakers won't end until June 6,2015.This current House was inaugurated June 6,2011...From May 29,Fayose won't be able to behest the military/police around.Impeachment proceeding can be carried out within 48 hours.Ondo Deputy Governor Alhaji Olanusi's is a classic example...There is no hiding place for Fayose... |
Mynd44:. You classified Olubadan as a First Class King but questioned that of Eleko of Eko(Oba of Lagos)...Ol boy,you need to get your Yoruba History book dusted,if you have any...I don't know your criteria at arriving at 'First Class' but let me inform you that Olubadan title used to be for a Baale of Ibadan...I won't say more than that for now |
@Op:So Tinubu also picked Adeseye Ogunlewe's son Moyosore Ogunlewe to contest Lagos Assembly election on saturday in Kosofe Constituency and Babajide Obanikoro for Eti-Osa Constituency?Or the same Tinubu picked Jimi Agbaje's godfather's wife Roli Bode-George as the Director-General of NDLEA?I advise you:don't let jealousy get you berserk... |
Gbawe:Present sir. |
codingmeru:If you were not contacted and you were not aware of the training it means you didn't put ears on the ground.You are asking this question very late,man.Better luck another time... |
The training has been rounded off.Did you attend the training? |
“Every generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it or betray it.” -Frantz Fanon, The Wretched of the Earth. The Yoruba Youth Alliance (YYA), which comprises different groups formed by professionals, former students’ union leaders, youth/labour rights activists, entrepreneurs, wishes to state her position with regard to the 2015 Presidential Elections. Having examined the projects the Government of Goodluck Jonathan has undertaken in the southwest, we are tempted to conclude that President Jonathan has nothing but contempt for our region. The latter-day construction of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is a gimmick to score a political point and appease the people of the southwest to curry their support for 2015 elections. It is ridiculous that President Jonathan would need to wait until the eleventh hour before he could order for palliatives on the Lagos-Ibadan Road. It is more ridiculous to learn that the Government of Lagos State which has been magnanimous enough to cover the ‘unclothedness’ of the federal government pertaining to the deplorable conditions of its roads is being owed about 50billion Naira. One can imagine how hellish life would have been for the people of Lagos if the Government of Lagos State has not intervened. From Lagos to Ogun;from Ogun to Oyo;from Oyo to Osun,Ekiti and Ondo,the story is the same:it is litany of deplorable federal projects. In another vein, President Jonathan has failed to create jobs and protect lives and property of the citizens of this country. It is disheartening that the government through a third party falsely obtained money from unemployed graduates in the name of employing them in the Nigerian Immigration Service. In spite of the uproar the recruitment exercise generated, Mr. President does not seem perturbed punishing all the officials that were culpable in the racket and untimely death of promising Nigerian citizens. Mr. Abba Moro, the Minister of Interior who supervised the sham recruitment, still holds his cabinet position. Similarly, the Sure-P/ FERMA Project which Mr. President has been touting as his major achievement in the southwest region is also a massive deceit. It is sad to note that after about one year when each applicant was asked to cough-out about 30,000 Naira to obtain uniform and application form, no employment letter has been issued to anyone: our youths only loiter around 7Up area (the Sure-P office in Lagos) every day. It is pathetic that the government of Nigeria under the headship of Mr. Jonathan would subject our youths to degrading conditions under the pretense that they are offering them employments. To cap it, under the current government, more than 200 secondary school students from Chibok have been kidnapped and the military is confused and clueless on the strategy to adopt to retrieve the girls from Boko Haram insurgents who have declared part of the country as their Caliphate. Considering the abysmal performance of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, we in the Yoruba Youth Alliance have resolved that supporting his re-election will further plunge the country into abyss. It therefore defers logic to hear that factions of the Afenifere and the Yoruba Council of Elders could lend their support to the President’s re-election bid. We regard the endorsement as self-serving and repugnant. However, having identified the personae behind the endorsement, we are unruffled; because the ‘endorsers’ are spent politicians with little or no electoral value. An average Yoruba is aware that they are political jobbers. We can beat our chest that none of these characters can deliver his polling unit to the President because an average Yoruba man/woman is aware that they are Generals with no battalions. Is it a coincidence that most (if not all) of the characters behind the shameful endorsement are conferees of the last jamboree (National Conference) where they were paid huge amount of millions from the federal treasury to carry out the functions of the National Assembly? It is a rarity for a freeborn Yoruba to campaign openly for President Jonathan’s re-election, except those who have benefitted substantially from his largesse, those with shady pasts and shaky means of livelihood, who have no business venturing into politics in healthy climes. Conversely, we have perused the manifestoes of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and can confirm that the party has the capacity to restore sanity, prosperity, progress to the country. To this end, we have adopted the candidacy of General Muhammadu Buhari/Professor Yemi Osinbanjo of the APC. We consider this ticket as the best combination to salvage this country. Since the emergence of General Buhari and Professor Osinbajo (a son of the ‘soil’ and husband to Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s grand-daughter), we in the Yoruba Youth Alliance have been in the field campaigning vigorously for Buhari/Osinbajo Presidency and the feedback we are getting is very encouraging. We have noticed that many Yoruba people have embraced the Buhari/Osinbajo candidacy as a pan-Nigerian project. We are certain that more than 85percent of the votes in the South-West will be for Buhari/Osinbajo. But it is shameful that the self-acclaimed Apostles and Scions of Chief Awolowo could not embrace a presidential ticket that has a worthy Yoruba son like Osinbajo on it, a Chief Awolowo’s Son-in-Law for that matter! Where then is their Awoism? As youth, we believe we will be spending most of our precious lives in the future while these ‘elders’ shall have permanently quit the stage. Therefore, that future and now are very dear to us because any decision taken on our behalf today will definitely affect us later either directly or by implication; either adversely or positively. This publication is not just a rejoinder to their shameful exercise but a generational resentment to the so-called Yoruba elders who are willing to sell our collective future for a pot of porridge. The Yoruba Youth Alliance uses this medium to appeal to the entire South-West Youth to disregard that selfish call by the ‘elders’ as such a call only represents their interest and those of their immediate families. Elder Adebayo Adedeji-08068151825 Comrade Damilare Lawal (a.k.a. NADECO)-08166908888 http://abusidiqu.com/yoruba-youth-alliance-supports-of-buhariosinbajo/ |
Slynonny:While everyone is free to support any candidate of his or her choice,it is uncharitable and 'unkomradic' for anyone to bring the name of the Supreme Comradium(Kegites Club International)into political discourse.I ill try as much as possible not to use the kegites' lingo in my comment. The Kegites Club International is a socio-cultural organisation for the promotion of African culture,values,ethos...(so the organisation does not dabble into politics) with presence/brances in virtually all the public higher institutions of learning in Nigeria.The Ilya du TAWINJI:Institute of Management and Technology Enugu (which the Op claims he represents)is one out of the many Ilyasis(branches) of the club...Apart from this branch,there are about 9 other branches of the Club in Enugu alone...The Head of the Club in any branch is the Chief and he is ably supported by other officers(Grand Lords) like AB Elder,AB Parrot,AB Feda etc.The Head of the Club in Nigeria/Overseas is the Chief(AB WORLD) of the World Headquarters(Obafemi Awolowo University,Ile-Ife).After the AB world is the AB National(University of Ibadan)...I have taken my time to explain the above so that non-member readers on this forum will appreciate the fact that the Club is an organised Club... In the matter that bothers on the General running of the Club,the Council of Chiefs(which includes the current and all past Chiefs of the Club) will meet and decide on it... In relation to the alleged Endorsement of President Jonathan by the Kegites Club International,I know this is not true.It may be correct that some persons who are supporters of Jonathan might be using the good name and wide presence of the Club to campaign for their candidate...It may also be correct that the Chief of the Ilya du Tawinji might have used his position as the Head of the Club in his school to drum-up support for Jonathan.However,it must be stated that at no time did the Council of Chiefs of the Kegites Club International sit to endorse the candidacy of any presidential candidate.I am a staunch supporter of GMB and I co-ordinate a support group campaigning for him.We have more than 200 Kegites Chiefs(including about 4 or 5 past WORLD Headquarters CHIEF and 7 National Headquarters Chief).Inspite our strong support for GMB and connection to the Kegites Club,we have never used the platform of the club to campaign for GMB because we know it is against the constitution and interest of the party . To stop the unethical action of the OP and his group, I will ensure I bring this situation to the attention of other Chiefs of the Club,particularly the AB Chief World(who is the No1 Citizen of the club in Nigeria and Overseas) so that appropriate sanctions can be meted out to the erring members. |
Slynonny:Are you the AB Chief or the AB Parrot? |
corneli83:On dit que:rira bien qui rira dernier:He who laughs last laughs best...When PDP were airing their jaundiced documentaries on AIT and NTA they were catching their fun now that the opposition want to do theirs,they are whinning...If you think say na you get madness pass you dey fool ya self because na where ya madness stop na there someone's madness commence |
GboyegaD:Smart Adeyemi is afraid that he is going to be booted out from the senate this time around.His party's rank in Kogi is depleted so the imminent defeat is scaring him in the face. His current stance on GMB is a direct insult to the Senate President David Mark who,like GMB,is a retired General. Finally,on his claim that his party PDP is going to win with landslide,the reality in the country points to the contrary and his party National Chairman has confessed that the PDP can't win(if at all they will win)with landslide...Smart Adeyemi can continue to show his buffonery |
Can you imagine,an official of the state government influenced a whole federal institution under the PDP...Stupid assertion.Also does the Mortuary Attendant have locus standi in the case?Why can't the family members of the late Engineer institute this case?PDP are making Asiwaju to be more popular everyday.For your information,Funsho Williams family are for the APC...in fact one of his children was appointed an assistant to Fashola sometime ago... |