mybiz234:



If buhari and the other APC politicians are Rated along these lines, will they also not be guilty?

donprinyo:
All I know is that I can never be a human Guinea pig for anyone.

Mannymanny:


Oh thanks man. So there’s a conversion process? Do you have an idea what it entails and the cost?

PARIS, Nov 20 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron has accused Guinea’s President Alpha Conde of changing the constitution solely to stay in power, a move that he said was serious for the future of Africa’s top bauxite producer.

Guinea’s top court earlier this month confirmed Conde’s victory in October’s election, rejecting accusations of fraud and handing him a third term his opponents say is unconstitutional.

“President Conde has had a career as an opponent which would have justified organising a good alternation on his own,” Macron said in an interview with weekly pan-African magazine Jeune Afrique. “And obviously he organised a referendum and a constitutional change just to be able to keep power.”

Conde’s first election victory in 2010 raised hopes for democratic progress in the former French colony after two years of military rule and nearly a quarter of a century under authoritarian President Lansana Conte, who died in 2008.

But Conde’s critics accuse him of cracking down on dissent and violently repressing protests - charges he has denied.

“That’s why I haven’t sent him a congratulatory letter yet. I think the situation is serious in Guinea, for its youth, for its democratic vitality and for its progress,” Macron said. (Reporting by John Irish; editing by Bate Felix)

The political infighting between members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ogun State appears to have been laid to rest as loyalists of Late Buruji Kashamu and Hon. Ladi Adebutu sheathed their swords.

This is as leaders of the PDP in the State gathered Wednesday at the party secretariat in Abeokuta for a reunion.

DAILY POST reports that the gathering had in attendance, leaders from both factions of the party, including Chief Doyin Okupe, Ladi Adebutu, Aare Tunde Alabi, Prince Segun Seriki and others.

Our correspondent reports that the two factional Chairman of the party, Sikirulahi Ogundele and Samson Bamgbose were at the event, as the duo agreed to work together for a united PDP in Ogun.

In his words, Ogundele said the reunion marked the beginning of a new relationship that would drive the party to power in 2023.

“I am happy that the PDP of 2003 is now back. We are now together in harmony, looking forward to having a united PDP in Ogun State. We are going to get back our mandate from the misrule of the APC, a party that has no blueprint. They just wake up in the morning and embark on any project that comes to their head. They give water or road where not needed. The PDP is the best party so far and we are winning in 2023,” Ogundele stated.

On his own part, Bamgbose expressed optimism that “as God brings us together again, we shall march to victory, stronger than we were in 2004.”

Bamgbose urged members of the party to work together like in the days of former Governor Gbenga Daniel, saying PDP was zero when OGD came in the buildup to the 2003 election.

“OGD came when PDP was zero in Ogun State, but we were able to conquer those who were in power then. Be ready, we are going to the battlefield. Tell those at home that we are all here. PDP is back,” he emphasised.

Also, Segun Seriki clarified that the only Chairman of the PDP in Ogun State was Ogundele.

He said, “I am telling you that there is only one PDP Chairman in Ogun and that is Ogundele. We are no more bothered about exco, now we are talking about next government in Ogun State. We want Ladi Adebutu to represent us and he is going to win in our name. I congratulate all PDP members, we are taking over government in 2023.”

In his remarks, Doyin Okupe was full of praises as he knelt to praise God for the reunion, describing it as happening at God-given time.

Okupe told party leaders in the state that “disagreement is not disloyalty,” adding that “if we don’t disagree, we can’t agree to move forward.

Addressing party faithful, Adebutu enjoined them to be work in harmony without any rancour.

According to him, “the PDP has come to rescue Ogun residents and Nigerians from the suffering bestowed on them by the APC.”

DAILY POST recalls that a reconciliation committed led by Former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, had recently brokered peace between the two factions, even as some Kashamu loyalists defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

esthel:
The police have not had their time, sometime in Ondo state during Mimiko's admin he sent police anti cult unit after them. They will enter their parents houses to pick them up when necessary, they dealt with a them ruthlessly...that was when the state rested from these delinquents.

donprincebigt:
Jst as I was leaving for work this morning. like I always did. I branched the complex our studio was before we relocated to a new place. On getting there, I saw everyone in the complex gathered inside a shop and I was hearing noises coming from there. One of a friend then holla at me to come watch film.

To my surprise I saw a young boy who was being beaten. then I asked what's going on. So I was told he came to steal 15000naira from one of the shops in the complex yesterday. unfortunately for him he came again this morning from the same shop. probably he thought it could be easy as it was yesterday. He wanted to escape through ceiling by breaking one before he was caught.

He was caught with unloaded cards in varieties too.
He got the beating of his life this morning before I had to beg the angry men to take it cool on him. he confessed of coming from Bohlar(one rugged slum in Lagos)

He said he delivered the stolen money to his boss which he refused totally to tell despite the pain he was going through. the funniest part was when he said he was giving 200naira from the 15k

Well to cut the long story short I alongside the woman he stole from with my friend pleaded on his behalf cus of his age. so we let him go stripped and injured to walk home like that as a punishment.... he took to his heels when we released him...

I hope we handled the situation well cus I think that should be better than jungle justice. and we all know involving police in Nigeria is another thing entirely. we don't want scenes.
the last picture is the ceiling he broke.

Ikpumbe1:
The issue has been resolved. My money has been refunded. I have forgiven the officers

We’ve found Oge God she’s lifeless �

She took two bottle of sniper God �

We had to forcefully break the door

Two hospitals have rejected her �

We are on our way to General Hospital God she’s been foaming �

The villagers of Libegun Aregbe community in Obafemi-Owode Local Government Area of Ogun state said to have been in existence for over 450 years on Monday raised alarm over alleged demolition of their houses and shrines by the Ogun State government .

Penpushing reports that the villagers led by the Baale(village head), John Akinbola lamented during a peaceful protest that no prior notice given them before the government officials commenced the demolition exercise, adding that there was no compensation awarded them as well,arguing that the demolition will lead to the extinction of the community founded by their forefathers.

The protesters while appealing to Governor Dapo Abiodun over the demolition of their properties by estate developers, expressed fear that their sources of livelihood have been destroyed by the government officials .

“The state government didn’t inform anyone in the village that they are coming for the demolition. Nobody had meeting with us. We just started hearing the noise from the caterpillar demolishing our properties and our shrines .

“We are calling on our governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun to come to our aid. We are not angry about any estate in our community but we should be giving a village extension as a settlement. Our school, polling booth and other amenities in the community should be spared”.

”This village has been in existence for over 450 years and the history is there for everyone to see. We are not under Kopabe. It is our founding fathers that established Kobape as a market over 100 years ago, so Libegun is far older than Kobape even as a community.

“All I can tell my people is that we should remain calm, nobody should result into fighting or anything inimical to the peace of our community because of this development.We know that this government is a listening one, and I believe they will hear and come to our aid.

Penpushing further reports that, another resident of the community, Lateef Diyaolu, while speaking noted that the estate development in the community would have been laudable if not for the nonchalant attitude of the state government on the original habitant of the community, and vehemently opposed to the total take over of the village for the housing projects without proper communication and compensation from the state government.

“This is like they are trying to extinct us from our own land which is wrong. Even if the government wants to do anything in any Community, they are supposed to carry along the people leaving in that community. Not to come and destroy our houses and do whatever they want. This is not the promises they gave us when we were voting for them”.

“This is only place we have known as home. So, we do not agree with this. If they want to continue this project, let them come and dialogue with us. We need them to provide us a village extension it will ameliorate the suffering we have been subjected to. Where do they want our families to stay, do they want us to go and start sleeping under the bridge? I have an aged parents in this village, where do I take them to?”

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Public Communications, Remmy Hazzan when contacted faulted the claim of the villagers, explaining that the proposed site for the estate had been acquired, contrary to claims of the villagers.

“I am aware of the estate development in Libegun area by the Ministry of Housing. The community grouse about the estate development in Libegun is not correct. The only building on that site was even a church which was demolished by the last administration. However, the only thing I think the government can do is the compensation, which I believe may have been done if not.”