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The National Legal Adviser, Alliance for Democracy, Mr. Kehinde Aworele, on Friday said the party’s National Executive Committee did not recognise Chief Olusola Oke as its governorship candidate in the forthcoming Ondo state election.
Oke, who claims to be AD’s gubernatorial flag bearer for the election coming up on November 26, had in 2012 contested governorship election in the state on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party and lost.
He defected to All Progressives Congress where he vied for governorship ticket for the November poll but was unsuccessful. He immediately switched to AD and claimed to have picked its gubernatorial mandate for the election.
The AD National Organising Secretary, Mr. Ibrahim Abdollah, had in a communiqué on October 14 in Akure, after the party’s NEC meeting said the party was unaware of Oke’s candidature.
Aworele told newsmen that there were certain decisions taken solely by the National Chairman of the party, Chief Joseph Avazi, which ought to have been done by the NEC.
He maintained that the outcome of October 14 NEC meeting remained binding, saying, “we have said that Olusola Oke is not known to the party because he does not follow proper procedure of the party, so he is not even a member of AD.
“On the issue of his eligibility, I will not comment on that because it is pending before the Federal High Court, Akure. “But, I can tell you that he is not a member of our party because he has not complied with the constitutional procedure of our party by which a candidate should emerge.”
He said the party had a candidate named Mr. Akin Olowookere, who purportedly stepped down for Olusola Oke, but had not formally informed the party.
He said, “It was some members of the party who went to the media that we had rescinded our earlier decision through the communique issued by the party’s NEC. “There was information that Olusola Oke met some members who later spoke against our decision but this cannot be valid.
“As at today, we have passed a vote of no confidence on the national chairman, national secretary and national auditor of the party and it is the NEC of the party that can make a change of that decision. “I don’t have anything against Oke as a person; he is a nice gentleman and a member of my profession but he should not come through the backdoor.”
He said the party needed more members but that whoever wanted to join should take the proper channel in order not to jeopardise the party pedigree and integrity. Reacting, Oke’s Campaign Manager, Mr. Bola Ilori, said that AD’s legal adviser’s position was a “distraction and entertainment’’.
He was supported by the Secretary of the party in the state, Mr. Sola Agboola, who said that those against Oke’s candidature were being sponsored by the opposition. Similarly, Olowookere said that he had stepped down for Oke, adding that Aworele was “merely distracting the teeming supporters of Chief Oke’’.

The National Legal Adviser, Alliance for Democracy, Mr. Kehinde Aworele, on Friday said the party’s National Executive Committee did not recognise Chief Olusola Oke as its governorship candidate in the forthcoming Ondo state election.
Oke, who claims to be AD’s gubernatorial flag bearer for the election coming up on November 26, had in 2012 contested governorship election in the state on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party and lost.
He defected to All Progressives Congress where he vied for governorship ticket for the November poll but was unsuccessful. He immediately switched to AD and claimed to have picked its gubernatorial mandate for the election.
The AD National Organising Secretary, Mr. Ibrahim Abdollah, had in a communiqué on October 14 in Akure, after the party’s NEC meeting said the party was unaware of Oke’s candidature.
Aworele told newsmen that there were certain decisions taken solely by the National Chairman of the party, Chief Joseph Avazi, which ought to have been done by the NEC.
He maintained that the outcome of October 14 NEC meeting remained binding, saying, “we have said that Olusola Oke is not known to the party because he does not follow proper procedure of the party, so he is not even a member of AD.
“On the issue of his eligibility, I will not comment on that because it is pending before the Federal High Court, Akure. “But, I can tell you that he is not a member of our party because he has not complied with the constitutional procedure of our party by which a candidate should emerge.”
He said the party had a candidate named Mr. Akin Olowookere, who purportedly stepped down for Olusola Oke, but had not formally informed the party.
He said, “It was some members of the party who went to the media that we had rescinded our earlier decision through the communique issued by the party’s NEC. “There was information that Olusola Oke met some members who later spoke against our decision but this cannot be valid.
“As at today, we have passed a vote of no confidence on the national chairman, national secretary and national auditor of the party and it is the NEC of the party that can make a change of that decision. “I don’t have anything against Oke as a person; he is a nice gentleman and a member of my profession but he should not come through the backdoor.”
He said the party needed more members but that whoever wanted to join should take the proper channel in order not to jeopardise the party pedigree and integrity. Reacting, Oke’s Campaign Manager, Mr. Bola Ilori, said that AD’s legal adviser’s position was a “distraction and entertainment’’.
He was supported by the Secretary of the party in the state, Mr. Sola Agboola, who said that those against Oke’s candidature were being sponsored by the opposition. Similarly, Olowookere said that he had stepped down for Oke, adding that Aworele was “merely distracting the teeming supporters of Chief Oke’’.

The BBC is reporting that a suspected chemical incident has forced the close down of the London airport on Friday, October 21. The British news agency reports that over 500 people have been evacuated from the facility because of the scare.
The British news agency reports that over 500 people have been evacuated from the facility because of the scare. BBC quotes the London Fire Brigade (LFB) as saying that about 500 people were taken from the east London airport at 16:00 BST after some passengers felt unwell. It reports that ambulance staff treated 26 patients at the scene and took another two to hospital. The situation appears to now be contained as the airport was declared “safe” at about 19:00. BBC quoted LFB as saying that “no elevated chemical readings were found ” there.
A statement from fire service said: “Two complete sweeps of the airport building were carried out jointly by firefighters and police officers both wearing protective equipment. “No elevated readings were found and the building was ventilated, searched and declared safe.” An eyewitness Chris Daly, 35, from Southend, told the BBC he had just landed from BA flight from Glasgow when he heard the fire alarms. “When we got into the airport terminal building we could hear the fire alarms going on, then there were announcements in three different languages saying this is a fire alarm and the crew were directing us at the baggage carousel to evacuate the building. “We are now all standing on the tarmac under the wing of the airplane because it has started to rain. “I can see some plane circling in the sky but nothing else has landed. No-one has really told us anything. We saw some fire crew going inside to do a sweep. “I saw something on Twitter about it being a possible chemical incident. I’m not particularly worried because we are outside now.”

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A suspected burglar was caught red-handed after breaking into a house and trying to steal some valuables in Sokponba in Benin city, Edo state.


According to social media user who shared the photos, the man was detained, badly beaten, tied up like a bush meat and handed over to police officers.
The man was also accused of previous break-in last month, when he allegedly broke the window to enter a house and stole a laptop, phone and jewellery.
“About a month ago some thieves invaded my friend’s house at upper Sokponba in Benin city, broke through the window, and made away with some valuables, inlcuding his laptop, phone and jewelries. Yesterday at 4am the same robber tried to do the same to his street neighbours but was caught, beaten and handed over to the police,” it was reported.

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But I witness it back then.....