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Awka – The All Progressives Congress (APC), in Anambra, has told Ohanaeze Ndigbo, a socio-cultural organisation of Igbo, to stop setting agenda for President Muhammadu Buhari.
This is coming on the heels of a statement credited to former Chairman of Ohanaeze Ndigbo in Anambra, Dr Chris Eluemunoh asking the President to complete the second Niger Bridge.
This is contained in a statement by the Publicity Secretary of APC in Anambra, Mr Okelo Madukaife in Awka on Wednesday.
The statement described Eluemunoh’s call as sheer ‘busy body.’
“Buhari does not need such reminder from anybody to do the right things for the people of the area.
“Buhari and Ndigbo do not need a selfish call from a hate campaigner working to confront Ndigbo with the Federal Government.
“They can do without those trying to drive a wedge for themselves in the guise of Ohanaeze activists.
“It’s the dream of Buhari government and all visionary persons in the South East, including every member of APC in the geopolitical zone, to see the completion of the second River Niger bridge.
“It is this project that many try to isolate and hype as second Niger Bridge and position it as a signature project for Ndigbo.’’
The statement said “many politicians, particularly of the PDP stock, who enjoy the unflinching loyalty of Eluemuno, have taken this advantage to exploit Ndigbo.
“The exploitation cuts across government but got to a height under the Goodluck Jonathan administration’’, he added.
it accused Madukaife of a recent hate campaign to drive a wedge between Ndigbo and the Presidency under Buhari.
“We, therefore, remind Eluemunoh whose partisanship has never been hidden, that Buhari does not need any reminders to do the needful on the completion of the bridge’’, it said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/stop-setting-agenda-for-buhari-apc-tells-ohanaeze/#sthash.5ixxVZ8p.dpuf

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1.Nigeria : this is the country where the embodiment of talents lies in..any kind of talent in the world nigeria got the best in it.. in africa nigeria is top and one of the countries with talented people.. e.g wole soyinka,tuface,chinua achebe etc

2.South Africa : These country is also talented in it ways,the talent works their more because they have a well developed structure..eg nelson mandela,oliver tambo etc

3.Ethiopia : this is the next country after south africa,it has one of the most talented people in africa. e.g Lola Monroe, Liya Kebede, Haile Selassie, Gelila Bekele

4.Egypt : they are the next in talents also,they are creative and talented e.g Omar Sharif, Amr Diab, Mohamed Salah, Adel Emam

5 Ghana : ghana is one small country but as small as they are they got talented people also..e.g Kofi Kingston, Tinchy Stryder, Emmanuel Frimpong, Asamoah Gyan

6 Kenya : After ghana follows kenya,these kind of people are also talented in many ways also e.g Richard Dawkins, Uhuru Kenyatta, McDonald Mariga,

7 Cameroon : well they also got talents to say..likes of eto o,Joel Embiid, Roger Milla, Richard Bona, Paul Biya, Yazid Atouba,

8Dr congo : its also got people with cool creativity e.g Serge Ibaka, Dikembe Mutombo, Britt Assombalonga

9Tanzania : creative and talented folks also e.g Freddie Mercury, Hasheem Thabeet, Diamond Platnumz, Jakaya Kikwete

10 Zimbabwe : they got creative folks also e.g Brendan Taylor, Manute Bol, Robert Mugabe, Rick Cosnett,

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A coalition of over sixty Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, working on good governance and election issues in Nigeria, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to expeditiously send to the Senate, a nominee for the substantive position of Chairman for the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.
The coalition under the aegis of Nigerian Situation Room, ‎in a press statement it issued in Abuja yesterday, further urged the President to also submit to the Senate, nominees for all of the existing vacant positions of National Commissioners and Resident Electoral Commissioners.
It decried that currently, there is only one National Commissioner ‎and an Acting Chair at the Commission which it said should be composed of 13 National Commissioners.
In a letter addressed to President Buhari, the Situation Room expressed fears that the vacancies in the Commission raises avoidable constitutional crisis that could affect its effectiveness, competence and credibility.
‎The Situation Room expressed deep concern that the credibility and independence of the Commission may be tainted by unnecessary controversy that may affect its activities, including the upcoming elections in Kogi and Bayelsa States.
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According to the statement signed by Ms. ‎Agianpe Ashang, ‎Senior Programme Officer at the ‎Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre, PLAC‎, “While restating the importance of the role of INEC in Nigeria’s democratic progress, the Situation Room emphasized that it is important that the Commission fulfills is constitutional role and mandate properly and without needless distractions.
“The Situation Room therefore called on President Buhari to act urgently and uphold his responsibility, and expeditiously send to the Senate a nominee for thesubstantive position of Chairman for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as well as nominees for all of the existing vacant positions of National Commissioners and Resident Electoral Commissioners, so as to enable the Commission carry out its prime institutional functions.
“The Situation Room asked the President to ensure that nominees to vacant positions in INEC must be persons with proven integrity, well placed to build on the gains of Nigeria’s recent elections”.‎
The Situation Room is made up of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) working in support of credible and transparent elections in Nigeria and includes such groups as PLAC, CLEEN Foundation, Action Aid Nigeria, Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD), Enough is Enough Nigeria, Wangonet, Partners for Electoral Reform, JDPC and Youth Initiative for Advocacy, Growth & Advancement (YIAGA), CWAE. Others are Development Dynamics,Human Rights Monitor, Election Monitor, Reclaim Naija, Institute for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Centre LSD, CITAD, Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN), CISLAC, WREP, Proactive Gender Initiative and several other CSOs numbering more than sixty.‎
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/inec-chairmanship-position-csos-ask-buhari-to-send-nominee-to-senate/#sthash.jKcQKBpr.dpuf

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