Indispensable85:



U b real mumu.
Dis is d season of bill boards and posters. Nobody in your lineage has left his village except you who was carried by your uncle from village to Lagos. Lagos has always been you fools America.

Indispensable85:




As popular as Buhari was in northern Nigeria,his bill boards and posters were overwhelmingly prevalent across the nook and cranny of the entire north including his state katsina in 2015 and 2019. So Tinubu should not campaign because he's from Lagos or South West? The kind of brains some of you zombiediots possess is definitely not that of a human, most likely that of a domestic goat.

Hope some of you won't die of heart attack when the election results stare at you by next year? As popular as oshiomhole is in his senatorial district,he has been touring all the wards and villages in his district PERSONALLY and his campaign materials are scattered all over Edo north where he's contesting for senate.

Please tell Obi to sit at home since he's so popular in his zone and across Nigeria. I don't know why he's still running from one crusade and church service to another. Mugu.......

Indispensable85:
Obi Will not see 10 percent in the south west

walex2:
but PD APC is not name slip?

Dissociation From The Sponsored Tantrums Of Ogun State Dissidents Against The National Leadership Of The Labour Party And Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council


The attention of some of us in the leadership of Labour Party in Ogun State, especially, we members of the State Exco and Leaders of the Party, have been drawn to an orchestrated, reckless and divisive news conference of some Officials of Ogun State Labour Party led by Micheal Ashade, State Chairman and his cohorts against the National Leadership of our Great Party.

Our thorough review of the issues raised at this unprovoked press conference reveals to us that the news conference was a sinister move of some disgruntled elements to de-market and discredit the growing popularity of the Party in Nigeria, as all the issues raised by them amounted to infantile tantrums that were never discussed at the state executive meeting of the party before the press conference.

As a matter of fact, all the allegations raised at the conference could have been resolved internally without calling a press conference. So, this action was clearly needless, [/b]condemnable and unfortunate and we suspect that it was engineered by some disgruntled elements within and outside the party, who are hell bent and desperate to de-market the Labour Party and its national leadership ahead of the 2023 elections.

[b]For the avoidance of doubt, Presidential Campaign Council, PCC is the perrogative of the Presidential Candidate and the National Working Committee, NWC of LP and since the PCC has been approved by the NWC no member of the party has the moral right to call for its dissolution.

Again, the issue of national spread, as far as we are concerned, has been taken care of as Obi is from SE, Datti is from NW and the DG is from SW. So, nobody should be seen crying more than the bereaved as the North is not complaining.

On the issue of not including Mr Abayomi Arabambi, (embattled National Publicity Secretary from Ogun State) in the PCC, this can be amicably addressed instead of making a mountain out of a mole hill by these elements.

To this end, we, however wish to dissociate ourselves from the unruly hatchet job of these Exco Members of labour party in Ogun State and hereby reaffirm our confidence in the leadership of Comrade Barr Julius Abure, the National Chairman and Mr Peter Obi, the Presidential Candidate and the present leaders of Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council.

On the court issues of our Candidates, the National Leadership has assured us that no stone will be left unturned and that they are determined to prevent any officer of the party from extorting, defrauding or manipulating unsuspecting candidates on the basis of legal actions of the party.

Signed:
Engr. Jagun Lookman
Deputy State Chairman
(Ogun East)

Chief Ope Ijaola
Deputy State Chairman
(Ogun Central)

Prince Oluwatosin Meadows
State Organising Secretary

On Behalf of other Exco Members and State Leaders of Ogun State Labour Party.

Tinubuadvocate:
Can you swear with your life that APC as a party made this cartoon.

lhordspy:

A Pension bill for ex-gov. was passed under his administration with him been fully in support of it. Infact he clamoured strongly for it.
Then on completion of his tenure. He rejected it all.
It means just one thing only: he had stolen enough.

Day 2: INEC/IFES North East Zonal Training of Trainer.
Video: Participants after being taught demonstrating how to use the BVAS for accreditation of voters Using Finger and Facial recognition template and exporting of accredited data on Election Day at the ongoing first batch of Zonal Training of Trainer(INEC Staff ) from North -East Zone(Adamawa, Bauchi,Yobe States) in Adamawa State.
#NigeriaDecides2023
IFES Nigeria

Dapson73:




It's on record that Pandora remains the most corrupt politician ever ruled Anambra.

According to Soludo, Pandora investment in Anambra is next to nothing .

GoodLife4live:


Stop crying wait till election day.... Peter obi is an Igbo presidency... He doesn't represent nigerians

buckeyemedia:
An Ipobian like you that cannot even feed themselves, who will demand any kobo from you?

Tiwas:


can this be transferred to my school account while i pay you in naira.my form A is delaying and my deadline is nearer

Tiwas:



i have generator, ceiling fa, ox fan washing machine and cushion set of chairs to sell at Ibadan ojoo area

Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, Mr. Peter Obi, has stated that his administration, if voted into office, would support any initiative that would improve the economy of Nigeria.

Obi stated this in a statement where he denied a statement credited to him in a section of the media that he was opposed to the initiative to commence crude oil exploration in Bauchi and Gombe States, describing the report as a ‘fake news’.

In a statement made available to LEADERSHIP by the Head of Media of Obi-Datti Campaign Organisation, Diran Onifade, on Sunday, the Labour Party presidential hopeful stated that except the statement he made at the venue of his campaign rally in Ibadan, Oyo State during his recent outing to the city which was widely reported by the media, he did not grant interview to any journalist on the sidelines.

The statement, which described the report that Obi was opposed to the oil exploration in the North-East as a deliberate mischief by the opponents of LP presidential candidate, to demarket him in the North-East and North-West regions of the country ahead of the 2023 presidential poll, however, declared that the plot would fail.

Titled, “Peter Obi Supports North-East Oil Find”, the statement read: “Our attention has been drawn to the false information mischievously attributed to the Presidential Candidate of Labour Party Mr Peter Obi portraying him as being opposed to the commencement of crude oil exploration in Bauchi and Gombe States.

“The fake news deliberately targeted at the North East and North West regions of the country claimed that Mr. Obi made the statement in an interview in Ibadan, Oyo State where he addressed a rally on Wednesday, 23 November, 2022.

“We hereby State categorically that apart from his campaign speech which has been widely reported Mr Obi did not speak with any journalist while in Ibadan.

“He has also not had the cause to make any reference to the oil find in the North East at any time.


“Peter Obi is supportive of any endeavour aimed at improving the economic fortunes of Nigeria. He has stated time and again that his plan for Nigeria’s economic turnaround rests substantially on the vast land of the North.

“He therefore urges all Nigerians to regard the fake news as another ploy by desperate political principalities to hold on to the last straw as they are clearly about to lose their stranglehold on the people and resources of our dear country.”

KwaraRat:


Biafra was all about igbo parasitism .

Get ready to be weaned off from parasitism