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Ogun State former Governor, Segun Osoba, on Tuesday said the incumbent Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, is a stooge of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Mr. Osoba who is also a national leader of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, spoke at a meeting with a cross section of traditional chiefs, Baales and Olorituns in Ago-Iwoye, Ijebu North Local Government Area of the state. He said most supporters of Mr. Amosun are loyalists of the ex-president. Speaking at the inauguration of some projects initiated by Gbenga Kaka, the Senator representing Ogun East, Mr. Osoba alleged that Mr. Amosun is a sectional governor, who concentrated his projects in Abeokuta and its environs to the detriment of other towns in the state. The two time ex-governor also decried the “injustice” allegedly meted out to the Deputy Governor of the State, Segun Adesegun, by the Governor. He pointed out that the shabby treatment of the deputy governor was a slap to the people of Ijebuland, which he said Mr. Adesegun represented. “We gave Adesegun as Amosun’s deputy because of his experience as commissioner for works. We had expected that the governor would tap from Adesegun’s wealth of experience in governance but the governor chose otherwise and started constructing bridges where there is no water. “Amosun really dealt with Adesegun; he maltreated him. Ijebu people should not see the insult meted out to Adesegun as that of Adesegun alone. They should see it as a collective insult. Therefore, it is time for Ijebu people to fight back with their votes. I’m begging you to stop the maltreatment of the Ijebus with your votes. “It is time to defend yourselves. This is not 1999 election when you voted for your kinsman, Jubril Martins-Kuye, against me. You must show Amosun with your votes come February 28, 2015. All of you must come out en masse and pay Amosun back,” Mr. Osoba said. Mr. Osoba also accused the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, of planning to mop up Permanent Voter Cards, PVCs, ahead of the elections, urging the voters to beware and resist any form of inducement. The projects initiator, Mr. Kaka, who named one of the projects after Mr. Osoba, said the gesture was in recognition of the ex- governor’s contributions to the state. He appealed to the people to vote in SDP in the February general elections, stressing that it remained the only progressive party in the country. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/175766-amosun-obasanjos-stooge-osoba.html |
Everyone has his/her choice to make, Yoruba people can not be predicted. We are unpredictable. |
Factional leader of the Yoruba group, Oodua People’s Congress (OPC), Ganiyu Adams, has informed the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) not to expect getting a bloc vote from the South-west in the February 14 presidential election. He said a good number of his people are yet to get over their reservations with the Fulani. Adams told Nigeria Today that he does not agree with projections made by some pundits that Buhari will make a clean sweep of South- west by virtue of the dominance of his party in the geo-political zone, saying, “South-west is a place that you cannot use the media to deceive. We are highly exposed and highly educated.” His words, “For you to say we should go one way, it is impossible. I don’t think that the South-west will vote for Buhari en mass. Don’t forget the pain caused by the June 12 annulment, it is still fresh in the mind of our people many died in the cause of June 12 struggle, many lost a lot of properties. I don’t think our people will trust a Hausa/Fulani man from the north this time around.” Adams’ stance aligns with that of the leader of another faction of OPC and founder of the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), Frederick Faseun, who has already thrown his weight behind Jonathan, with his party adopting the President as its candidate. Meanwhile, Adams was quick to point out that Jonathan alone should not be blamed for the nation’s failing. He insisted that governors and lawmakers should equally share in the blame http://dailypost.ng/2015/01/26/yorubas-will-not-vote-buhari-dont-trust-fulanis-gani-adams/ |
Teachers in Ogun State have suspended the 3 week old strike embarked upon to press home their demand for the payment of a 27.5% peculiar allowance. This followed the signing of an agreement today between executive of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) led by its State Chairman, Comrade Dare Ilekoya and the State Government side headed by the Head of Service, Mrs. Modupe Adekunle. The government after considering the plea by representatives of the NUT agreed to pay 15% of the basic salaries of teachers as peculiar allowance with effect from the beginning of next month with an assurance that all other demands would be attended to in due course. The agreement also added that no teacher would be victimized for whatever role played while the strike lasted. Speaking after signing the agreement, the Chairman NUT, Comrade Ile koya appreciated Governor Ibikunle Amosun for considering the 1st of July effective date and the promise for further negotiation as the finance of the State improves. He promised teachers’ continued support towards improving the education sector, calling on all teachers in both primary and secondary schools in the State to resume work immediately. “We have seen that truly the finances of the State for now cannot go beyond the payment of 15%, we have to be considerate and then suspend the strike for peace to reign in the education sector, and on that note we want to implore our teachers in both primary and secondary schools to resume work immediately” Ilekoya directed. Also in her reaction, the Head of Service, Mrs. Adekunle lauded union leaders for their understanding and cooperation in resolving the issues, affirming that the outstanding promotion among other issues raised were already being attended to. |
The progressives will start calling them names now, since they did not defect to APC. Nigeria will be great |
Now, they've turned to progressives just like that, Nigeria politics. |
Let them go |
Collynzo9:A certificate without worth is even useless in this nation today, if you go to school and you cannot pass the major subjects, it's like wasting of your time. |
Collynzo9:I wonder o, the man is a comedian. Let's be practical, assuming he has a school, and I come to him that I want to be teaching in his school, that i have the minimum requirement to be a teacher, but I cannot present it, because it is with my previous employer. Can he accept me with that analogy. When I have nothing to show for it |
chukwudi44:This is so funny. Nigeria: good people, great nation. |
Yomieluv:You hit the nail on the head |
onyenro:Yes, it's true but they are saying that they want him to present it. You know this is a whole nation where we have people in distinct sectors and who will see things in a different way, law may look at it in that perspective while philosophy may have a different viewpoint, that is why it is always necessary to fulfill all righteousness, by providing the results. |
chukwudi44:You know once it gets to INEC, it will get to public |
BrokenTV:I think am getting a point in that, maybe all the result been posted is true. Because according to the post, it seems the result is not too okay and presentable. |
chukwudi44:It's true but rule of law is no more respected in this country, it is in this same country that we celebrate someone that steals billions of naira, while we sentence someone that steals something less that 50 thousand to death. Has the law taken its course in such situation. My brother, may God save us in this nation Nigeria. |
chukwudi44:The military said the copies of his certificate is with them, but I ezpect him to state it in the affidavit that he cannot find the originals, but that he has the copies of it with the military. |
tit:Am not the one that said it o, the source is there http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/03/how-apc-screened-buhari-and-educational-qualification-presidential-contest-tunji-abayomi |
chukwudi44:But do you think they can do that in Nigeria? |
With reference to General Buhari having regard to his unimpeachable military training, an irrefutable presumption was properly made by the APC screening Committee that he met the education qualification set by the Constitution. Those who contest this or who intend to contest that he met the education qualification of section 131(d) have the burden to disprove the irrefutable presumption not General Buhari. by Tunji Abayomi source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/03/how-apc-screened-buhari-and-educational-qualification-presidential-contest-tunji-abayomi |
In my view A has not only been educated up to at least School Certificate level he would also be deemed to have been educated to its equivalent. This position finds support in section 131(d) which neither prescribed a pass which is required for certification nor a fail which denies it. The interest of the Constitution is with the level of the education of the candidate howsoever acquired, not the certificate he aquires ipso facto. The APC screening Committee was made up of several eminent highly educated and enlightened men and one Woman.They came to the conclusion after putting APC presidential aspirants through a most rigorous test that all the APC aspirants met the constitutional qualifications including education qualification to contest for election to the office of President. They confirm this by awarding them a certificate. The qualification set by the Constitution for contest is the level of education not its certificate. While a certificate may irrevocably prove that the education qualification has been met, it could in the same manner prove rebut ably only that it has been met. Where for example a Certificate has been purchased for example in "oluwole" as it has happened in several instances, a candidate though in possession of a certificate cannot be said to have met the education qualification of the Constitution because he has not been educated not to talk of up to school certificate level. |
Still the question remains, has General Buhari without presenting especially his school certificate or its equivalent met the education precondition set for Presidential Candidates in the Constitution? To begin with, the Constitution does not prescribe the presentation or show of any Certificate to qualify for election to the office of President. Under section 131(d) of our Military Constitution, a person shall be qualified for election to the office of President if "he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent." While a Certificate may unequivocably show that a contestant has been educated up to at least School Certificate level, his education without a Certificate may show, again unequivocably that he has been educated up to the equivalent of School Certificate level. For example, assuming A is the best all A student in Ajuwa Grammar School, Okeagbe, Akoko. Now on the very day before the commencement of the West African School Certificate, he sexually harrassed the daughter of the English teacher as a result of which he was dismissed, will A be said not to have met the education qualification of section 131(d) of the Constitution? |
In view of so much interest shown in the non-presentation of the Certificates of Buhari, APC Presidential candidate to INEC, much interest has been shown in determining whether he has met the Constitution's education qualification. As a member of the APC screening Committee, i can affirm unequivocally that Gen. Buhari met the education qualification prescribed by the constitution. General M. Buhari joined the Nigerian Army in 1962, attended military training before proceeding to Officers Cadets Training at Mons Officer Cadet School, Aldershot, UK. In 1963 he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant and appointed Platoon Commander 2nd Infantry Battalion, Abeokuta. During this same period he attended the Platoon Commander's Course at the Nigerian Military College, Kaduna.He later also attended Mechanical Transport Officers Course at the Army Mechanical Transport School,Borden, UK. General Buhari attended the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington, India in 1973 and from 1979 to 1980 as a Colonel, he attended the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. |
Ahead of the 2015 general elections, the Ogun state Independent National Electoral Commission has released names of governorship candidates of various political parties ,for the All Progressives Congress. The incumbent governor, Ibikunle Amosun has Mrs Yetunde Onanuga as his deputy, the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) has Gboyega Isiaka as its candidate,while Bilau Adekunle is his deputy. The Nigeria National Peoples Party, NNPP has Adesina Akani as the standard bearer, the deputy governor is yet to emerge For HDP Olanrewaju Sokunbi, is the governorship candidate while, Adeyemo Adewale remains as the deputy governor, just as the Social Democratic Party,SDP has Babalola Akin Odunsi, a Senator currently representing the Ogun west senatorial district as the standard bearer with Olubukunola Onabanjo, daughter of the first civilian governor of the state, chief Bisi Onabanjo as the deputy Onafadeji Benjamin is to fly the flag of the National Conscience Party, NCP as his deputy is yet to be unveiled ,the Labour Party,LP has Olabode Simeon as its candidate,the party is yet to present its deputy candidate. The Peoples Party of Nigeria,PPN ,is to be represented by Eyiowuawi Rasaq and Okeowo Oluremilekun as his deputy |
So, they think we can't manipulate it here in Nigeria? I laugh in Chinese |
May God save us in this country o |
Montaque:Really interesting |
ilugunboy:It isn't possible sef. Though I understand what he's saying |
Brightology2:Boss, e reach that side ni? |
Obadiah77:I googled it times without number and it was not there. news like this would have been published by Leadership newspaper or others, but it's not there. |
Princecalm:I wonder o |
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