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The crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party got messier on Friday with the ruling party asking the Rivers State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, to write a formal letter to the Dr. Bamanga Tukur-ledNational Executive Council for his suspension to be lifted.Amaechi, who spoke to SUNDAY PUNCH, over the weekend has, however, vowed that he would not write the letter.The lifting of Amaechi’s suspensionwas one of the conditions given by a faction of the party, New PDP, forreconciliation to take place in the troubled party.The party, which spoke through theDeputy National Publicity Secretaryof the party, Mr. Abdullahi Jalo, told one of our correspondents in Abuja, on Friday that only the NEC could decide Amaechi’s fate.He said the Dr. Bamanga Tukur-ledPDP was not averse to making peace with all aggrieved members of the party but that the decision tosuspend Amaechi was not taken byan individual.The party chieftain, however, said the embattled governor also had a role to play in speeding up the process of his recall by writing to Tukur, the National Chairman of the party, requesting for his suspension to be lifted.He further explained that it was theNEC which Tukur heads that would make recommendationsto the National Executive Committee.He added that it was when the NEC was satisfied with the explanations and the recommendationsmade by the NWC that the suspension would be lifted.Jalo said, “To suspend a governor and recall him is an issue that can only be handled by the National Executive Council which is the highest ruling body of the party.“It is beyond an individual to sit down and say okay, Amaechi, we have lifted your suspension. The NWC has to sit down to access the conditions given to Amaechi beforethey take it to NEC.“The NEC is the one to decide the fate of Amaechi after he must havesettled all the issues.“No individual can decide that he be recalled. It is the National Working Committee that will make recommendationswhich will be taken to NEC; the NEC is the final body that can recall him.“It is only the NEC that can decide his fate. The NEC will say whether they are satisfied with what he has written to them or not.“You know the President and the Vice-President are seated in the NEC with the national chairman of the party. The governor has to approach the party through the national chairman.”Amaechi, who spoke through the Chief of Staff, Government House, Mr. Tony Okocha, however, said hewould not write such an application.According to him, his suspension was in contravention of the PDP constitution.He said, “There will be no such thing. He will not write any application to any person or group.We have approached the court for a proper interpretation of the party’s constitution.”The governor expressed fears that the PDP might expel him if he withdrew the cases he had filed against the party.Amaechi had gone to court to stop the PDP from expelling him from the party.The governor had also approachedthe court to stop the State House ofAssembly from impeaching him.The governor’s aide said, “You know that emancipation is not a gift of an oppressor. We are Nigerians and we know the legal system.“That the matter is in court does not remove the possibility of an indoor settlement but we fear that the moment he (Amaechi) withdraws the matter in court, the PDP will leverage on that to expel him.“It is a booby trap that nobody will want to fall for, given what we know the PDP for. The PDP does not stick to agreement.“You know that they (PDP) cannot expel him now that the case is in court.”Jalo however insisted that Amaechihad offended the party and that theparty sanctioned him accordingly.“Inany case, these are purely issues within the PDP. Amaechi is part of us, part of us in the sense that he has not left the party for another party.“He is still a member of PDP; we are still in the same family. In this regard, there were series of meetings between the aggrieved governors including Amaechi and the leadership of the party including the leader of the party that is the President.“You can now say without mincing words that it is highly possible for the sanctions on Amaechi to be lifted.”Further investigations by SUNDAY PUNCH, however, showed that reconciliation might still be a little far away from the cards with respect to Amaechi’s case.The Chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees, Tony Anenih, is expected to lead a delegation of party leaders to the state any time soon.His mission is to meet with all warring factions in the state chapter of the party with a view to reconciling them.A source privy to what is going on confided in one of our correspondents that the Presidency appeared at a loss on how to achieve a truce without losing face.The source said, “What happens to politicians in Rivers State, people like (Nyesom) Wike who have staked all in pursuit of the President’s cause? What about other interests at stake. It is complicated.“I am afraid, it is not as easy as people think. What kind of power-sharing arrangement will assure Rivers people that all is well in a state so deeply divided?”The PDP’s NWC, at its emergency meeting on May 27, 2013, had announced the suspension of Amaechi.The PDP, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, said Amaechi’s suspension was to enforce discipline in the party.It had stated, “The National Working Committee at its emergency meeting on Monday, May 27, 2013 considered the petition submitted by the PDP Rivers Executive Committee againstChibuike Rotimi Amaechi, the Executive Governor of Rivers State for violating Articles 58 1 (b), (c ), (h) and (m) of the PDP Constitution following his refusal to obey the lawful directive of the Rivers State Executive Committee to rescind hisdecision dissolving the elected Executive Council of Obiokpor Local Government Area of Rivers State.“The National Working Committee after preliminary hearing, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 57 (3), 59 (3), 59 (5) and 29 (2.b), hereby suspends Amaechias a member of the PDP and refersthe matter to the appropriate disciplinary committee of the Party.”But at a meeting between the President and the aggrieved governors on September 15 in Abuja, both sides were said to haveagreed on some issues.As part of the terms for truce, the PDP is expected to recall Amaechi from suspension.However, the governor, as a condition, for his recall would withdraw all cases he filed against the party.The two sides agreed that Jonathanwould decide the fate of the PDP National Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, who the aggrieved governors are kicking against. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C3838039799
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To cover up their extra-judicial murder of at least seven innocent squatters at an unfinished building in the Apo District of Abuja, Nigerian security agencies are plotting to plant weapons in the building as a purported evidence that it was used for terrorist activities, multiple security sourceshave told PREMIUM TIMES.Soldiers and operatives of the StateSecurity Service had on Friday stormed the building, inhabited by homeless artisans and petty traders, and immediately began shooting at random, killing at least seven and injuring 17 others, witnesses said.They then tried to cover up their atrocity by labelling the murdered men Boko Haram insurgents plotting an attack in Abuja. They claimed they carried out the raid torecover hidden weapons but that they were shot at shortly after they began digging up the weapons.They are however yet to tell the world whether any of the operatives were injured or killed inthe purported shootout. They are also unable so far to display the weapons they purportedly recovered from the building.The two security agencies have come under global condemnation for the killings, and, our sources said, are now plotting fresh cover-up schemes to convince the world that the raid and the killings were done in the interest of national security.Our sources said on Saturday nightthat the Army and the Department of State Security have now resolvedto return to the building, plant weapons therein and then pretend to have dug out hidden weapons from there.The weapons will then be displayedright in front of the building with journalists in attendance, our sources said.“Our people are really embarrassed by the way the issue of this killing is turning out,” one ofour sources said. “They are desperately planning a cover-up and some of us have resolved not to be part of it. They are going backto the building to plant weapons and then accuse the murdered men of having buried them there. It’s really sad but that’s what our people are planning.”Another of our sources said the operatives that are being selected for the cover-up operation would be sworn to secrecy.Spokesperson for the SSS, Marilyn Ogar, did not answer or return calls seeking her comments for this story.While news of the killings and pictures of the victims spread on social media on Friday morning, the SSS released a statement saying its officials acted based on information obtained from two Boko Haram suspects, Kamal Abdullahi and Mohammed Adamu,who it claimed had earlier been arrested for terrorist activities.“They led the security team to the uncompleted building where arms were purported to have been buried underground,” Marilyn Ogar, the SSS spokesperson said inthe statement. “No sooner had the team commenced digging for the arms than they came under heavy gunfire attack by other Boko Haram elements within the area.”But several witnesses and residents of the area have debunked the claim by the SSS. All those interviewed by PREMIUM TIMES said no one shot at the security team that stormed the building.Unable to afford the excessively high cost of housing in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, these squatters usually gather in scores to sleep onmats in the few uncompleted buildings on the street, after returning from their daily jobs.“The keke-NAPEP (tricycle) men that stay in the house (where the shooting occurred) are almost 100,” Abu, a construction worker inanother uncompleted building on the street, told PREMIUM TIMES.”Apart from keke-NAPEP, some alsosell recharge cards act as phone chargers on the street.”Witnesses told this paper that the owner of the house (or his representative), believed to be a top army officer, visited on Thursday morning and ordered thesquatters to vacate.“He gave us one week, one week to leave his house,” said one survivor,who declined to be named for fear he could be arrested or targeted bysoldiers.“He threatened us saying he would bring soldiers to do anything to us if we don’t leave after one week.“But just two days later, they came to attack us,” one of the tricycle operators who used to sleep in the house cut in in Hausa. He pleaded anonymity saying he feared he could be targeted by ‘soldiers’.Many of the residents of the building, who escaped being killed or arrested, have already fled the area.-Culled from sahara reporters source- https://m.facebook.com/story.php?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C7275840297 |
obadiah777: /b] Good afternoon Monsieurgood afternoon sir....sleeping things.....YAWNS!! trust your sunday is good. |
obadiah777: like when it says someone is hamitic japhetic or shemetic. these are not bloodlines. and on these landmasses lies the empiresnoted |
obadiah777:Nahh....not atall |
dr dams: I disagree, .. Well, if it is, can u xplain without ur said AllegorySince you already disagreed what else can i do ![]() |
dr dams: Are you saying its a Parable?Nope. IT IS ALEGORICAL.. |
Pastor Olu T: Yes boss, and how are u this wonderful Sunday morningCool bro....i trust you are having a great Sunday |
THE STORY IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS.... PLS READ THE STORY AGAIN FROM BEGINNING. SEA IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS FISH IS NOT LITERAL FISH. |
now look at it in this scenario. if the caucasians celebrate their white/church weddimg, do they also celebrate nigerian's traditional wedding for me, it is traditional marriahe, but if you want your 'pastor' to bless your marriage, let him do it during the traditional marriage.... |
Pastor Olu T: Obviously, where your treasure lies your heart will be!Pstor longest time...trust your side is ok..... |
Mr President: Make una send am to me too o |
waiting for the nigeria army to debunk this news |
How Nigeria Security Agents Slaughtered Innocent Poor Squatters In Abuja Believed To Be"Boko Haram"We can authoritativelyconfirm thatthe eight persons shot and killed by Nigerian security agents in Abuja on Friday were in no way linked to the dreaded Boko Haram sect as claimed by the spokesperson of the Nigerian secret police, Marilyn Ogar.The scene of the massacre was an uncompleted building at Bamanga Tukur Street in the Apo Legislative Quarters.Seventeen of those who survived the pre-dawn onslaught by uniformed men of the Joint Task Force (JTF) spoke to us on their hospital beds in Abuja, all of them vehemently denying being members of Boko Haram.One of the survivors said they are day labourers who work in the city to make ends meet, and later squatin uncompleted buildings by paying the guards attached to those buildings. This morning, he said, they were woken up by a surprising hail of bullets from the uniformed soldiers.Providing some background, he disclosed that an emissary of an army general had given them a five-day quit notice but that today’s slaughter was carried out before they could move from the building.We saw sleeping mats and cooking utensils belonging to the squatters as well as blood splattered on the walls of the building from the unusual attack on innocent civilians by the Nigerian military claiming to be fighting Boko Haram.Nigerian security agents insist that they killed the civilians after they first came under attack while tryingto dig out weapons hidden underground by the insurgents, but one of the injured squatters told Our I reporter categorically that the soldiers fled the scene after finding out they had killed innocent civilians.“It was after the attack that some policemen and the SSS came to thescene and even tried to help those of us that survived to get to hospital,” he said. |
state of insecurity in the country is just getting too much |
and it was for the advancement of the gospel |
obadiah777: ham shem and japeth are not actual people. they are land masses. the land mass that belongs to the white man, called the land of edom, is inside the land of shem.HUH ![]() |
A press release signed by the spokesperson of the State Security Service, Marilyn Ogar following shootings at the Apo Legislative Quarters has said, " in the early hours of today 20th September, 2013, about 0030 hours, a combined security team went for an operation behind the Apo legislative quarters.""The operation was sequel to information obtained from two (2) Boko Haram elements Kamal ABDULLAHI and Mohammed ADAMU, who had earlier been arrested for terrorist activities. They led the security team to uncompleted buildings where arms were purported to have beenburied underground."Ogar said, "No sooner had the team commenced digging for the arms, than they came under heavy gunfire attack by other Boko Haram elements within the area, which prompted immediate response from the security team. As a result, some persons were injured and twelve (12) others havebeen arrested in connection with the incident, and are making usefulstatements."According to the release,"Normalcy has returned to the area. Members of the public are advised to go about their normal businesses, as appropriate securitymeasures have been emplaced to ensure the safety of citizens in the FCT."We want to reiterate the need for all Nigerians to be vigilant of their immediate environment and promptly report suspicious activities to security agencies. Our National security must remain the collective responsibility of all Nigerians," she added.EARLIER...Gunmen dressed in Nigerian army uniforms struck at the Abuja Legislative quarters at about 2.30am today, shooting sporadically, witnesses said.FCT Police spokeswoman, DSP Hyelhira Altine Daniel, just confirmed the incidence and said that investigation is on going.Witnesses claimed four people were dead while six others were injured.The Nigerian Police is just arriving at the scene and evacuating people.Witnesses also claimed that some identity cards of the alleged"soldiers" (gunmen) were found at the scene.... More details soon. source https://m.facebook.com/story.php?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C2620397031 |
obadiah777: when gentiles took over power ? about 5 days ago ( 5000 years ago or so )meen thank God i answered a question correctly....yehudah fc is marching on by the spirit of YHWH |
obadiah777: white man is shemetic. from the land of shem.pls i made a mistake and i have modified my question....thanks |
obadiah777: cain is a nation of gentiles. bible does not actually point out the exact name of the nation but its one of several gentile nations made before adam. all nations started out black. everybody was once black.yap....scientifically proven |
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pls can someone break down this bread... Genesis 9:25 And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren. 9:26 And he said, Blessed be the LORD God of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant. 9:27 God shall enlarge Japheth, and he shall dwell in the tents of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant. considering that the world was populated by the children of Noah, where did the white come from i know they are edomites and its a skin disease. but from which son did they began to change..... reading from babylon to timbuktupls have modified it... this was my question |
Tgirl4real: I realised you didn't answer my question directly.although i will leave it to the oga at the top, why not lets consider this verse. Genesis 10:8 And Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. 10:9 He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD. i believe it started during the time of nimrod. |
tobechi20: Peter and paul disagreed in the bibleand what was thier disagreemnt about if i may ask |
1 Timothy 1:12 And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who hath enabled me, for that he counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry; |
FOLYKAZE: Were they not called by the same God?hahaha....no put sand sand for my garri things..... |
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NerdyInterests: OUCH !!!!!!!NERDY DEAR......QUITE A TYM. JOOR O OMO IYA MI. PADI MI NI ISREAL. OMO AGBA.... |
Mr President: I get the midfield role, the roving ambassador, the critical link between attack and defence, laying crucial passesmr president the all rounder whats the name of the team i guess YEHUDAH FC ![]() |
ayobase: Nigeria is always represented outside her shore...there are some certain things we are good at!lol....nigeria got talent |
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