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In my opinion, neither Saraki nor Davido has anything to do with Senator Adeleke's pyrric "Victory". Fine, they deserve some credit for the support the gave and I am not denying them that but truth is, Aregbesola's non-chalance and executive rascality is what almost killed APC in Osun state.

Like Buhari said some time ago, How can you owe your workers salary and sleep peacefully at night? How? If not wickedness, how? You owe your workers salaries forgetting that all of them have dependants that feel the heat together with them whenever they don't get their salaries. Considering this, Imagine how many are affected whenever salaries are not paid..

People are not foolish. The practice of paying backlogs of salaries few days to election is inhuman and should be discouraged regardless of party affiliation. The PDP as the choice of Majority in Osun state is like the case of a man who is tired of eating peppery food made by his Hausa wife and decides to marry a Yoruba woman with the hope that things will get better..

My support for the APC in Osun state is for no reason other than the fact that the PDP has NOTHING to offer.

I sincerely hope this will send a signal to all non-performing Governors, senators and all other political office holders that when you fail to do what you are elected to do, the masses won't fail at their own end to reject you at the polls.

..I also hope that the APC Wins the rerun election come September 27..and this time, will correct the wrongs of Aregbesola.

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Baring any unforeseen circumstance, there might be a rerun in the just concluded governorship election in Osun State.

From the results announced so far by INEC, the two main contenders, Ademola Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party and Gboyega Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress, APC, are running neck-at-neck.

The results obtained by our reporter so far showed that the PDP candidate is leading with just 910 vote margin.

According to the statistics of the results, the margin between the winner and the second runner in the contest would be far below the total cancelled votes in any way the arithmetic goes.

DAILY POST learnt that going by the intent and letter of the electoral law, the margin between the winner and the second runner must not less than the aggregate of the cancelled votes.

As the results of the election stand, the total number of cancelled votes is far above the accrued margin between the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and that of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Although, an agent of the PDP, Mr Dele Adeleke has complained about discrepancies in the allocated votes to his party in Ayedaade Local Government, claiming a total of 1000 votes are missing.

He also identified discrepancies in the figures allocated to APC in Olorunda Local Government, saying instead of 14, 254 votes scored by three party, INEC announced 16,254, citing discrepancy of 2000 votes.

As over three millions people in the state patiently await the announcement of the final results with by INEC with anxiety, the political atmosphere has been observed to be relatively calm and peaceful.

Rilwayne001:
What's the situation of things?

BUHARIISCURSED:
That's democracy bro

BUHARIISCURSED:
That's democracy bro

seborrhic:
Supported.
People just be posting unverified and fake results up and down nairaland because its an anonymous forum.Something they dare not try on twitter or Facebook.

According to an eyewitness, the voters’ names were written on a piece of paper before they went to cast their votes. However, after the results were announced and the PDP lost, the PDP agent, who was said to have written down the names, absconded with the list.

There is commotion at the moment at Unit 2, Ward 8, Kobo in Osogbo, Osun State, as voters have refused to let an influential member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leave the area until she distributes the money they were promised if they voted for the party.

According to an eyewitness, the voters’ names were written on a piece of paper before they went to cast their votes.

However, after the results were announced and the PDP lost, the PDP agent, who was said to have written down the names, absconded with the list.

Thereafter, the angry crowd spotted the PDP member, and apprehended her.

They have threatened not to release her until they get "their" money.

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Shelumiel:
You're very stupid for not minding your business .

Shelumiel:
...actually , you're the one in pains by putting your family ; not me . You should be apologizing to them.

Kyase:
SDP just dey spoil pdp blues.
But na chioma i pity pass

Shelumiel:
Bros, you should have asked if I am a stalwart to any political party first before making myopic assumptions.

modath:
Mido of life
Present sir!!

Shelumiel:
Election rigging in Nigeria will never end so long as a ruling party sees it necessary to hold onto power at all costs

The governorship election in Osun State is gradually coming to an end. Results have already been announced in different polling units and collation centers in the state.

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The race so far has been between the All Progressives Congress, APC, the Social Democratic Party, SDP and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

See Live Results below:

Ife South LGA Ward 3 final result: APC : 649 PDP : 298 SDP : 436

Ife South LGA Ward 2 final results APC : 563 PDP : 282 SDP : 328

Ifon Orolu Local Government, Olufon Orolu D (Ward 4), Bolorunduro II (Polling Unit 6) PDP – 73 APC – 82 SDP – 26 Void – 7 PPC – 1 FJP – 1 APA – 1 PRP – 1 SME – 1 ADC – 1 PPP – 1 ADP – 2

Iwo local government ward 5,pu3, PDP-10 APC-34 SDP-18 ADC:6 ADP; 54 DPP:1 RP:2 PDC:1

IPETU ILE, Methodist Primary School 1, Obokun LG (PU 001 Ward 02). APC – 79 PDP – 127 ADP – 1 SDP – 15 ADC – 1 SRP – 1 PPN – 1

Irepodun LG: Ward 2, Unit 5 ADP: 17 APC: 15 DA: 1 DPP: 2 NPC: 1 PDP: 57 SDP: 22 UPN: 1

Ward 8, Unit 4, Ola-Oluwa Local government result. APC – 56 PDP – 30 ADP – 22 SDP – 19 ADC – 4

Olorunda local government, ward 3,PU 5, SDP:28 PDP:99 APA:2 ADC:2 PDC:1 APC:198 SDP: 33 ANPP:1 ADP:16

Ward 8, Unit 4, Ola-Oluwa Local government. APC – 56 PDP – 30 ADP – 22 SDP – 19 ADC – 4

PU 005, ward 3 of Ila-Orangun LG, ACD-1, ADP-2, APA-1, APC-114, PDC-1, PPA-2, PDP-99, SDP-29, SNP-1.

Aare ward 4 PU 3 lIfedayo, Ife South. 1. PDP: 51 2. SDP: 70 3. APC: 59

RA 009 PU 001 Ilesa West: ADP 22, APC 57, app 02, PDP 63, PPA 1, ppc 3, SDP 28.

PU 005 Ileogbo Ward 1, Ayedire Local Government at 3:49pm. Election result pasted. ADP. 14 APC…..57 PDP….47 SDP.. 24 PPA 1 PPC 1

Unit 2 Ward 9 in front of Otanioku’s Compound, Apaso, Ede North.

AUD primary school, ward 6, polling unit 6, Orolu L.G. Olufon area. APC: 93 votes PDP: 110 votes SDP: 53 votes DPP: 01 VOTES ADC: 01 ADP: 04 PPA. 03 NCP 01 DPC. 01 DPP 01

Ikija 1 ward 2 PU 1, lIfetedo, Ife South. 1. PDP: 25 2. SDP: 42 3. APC: 79

An Indiana man has been sentenced to more than 100 years in jail for molesting a 10-year-old girl multiple times leading to her becoming pregnant.

Fox News reports that Nicholas Deon Thrash, 34, of Marion, Indiana was given 160 years in jail with a minimum service of 132 years yesterday.

Last month during his trial Thrash was found guilty of 10 counts of child molestation.

In a testimony his 10-year-old victim testified that she had been molested by Thrash at least 15 times.
The mother of the girl is facing charges of neglect, aiding in child molesting and assisting a criminal over the case.

She reportedly discovered her daughter's pregnancy when the 10-year-old was trying on dresses for a school dance and instructed the girl to say a schoolmate impregnated her.

Prosecutors told Fox News that the girl gave birth to a boy in September 2017 when she was 11-years-old.
Thrash remains in the Grant County Jail.

Ehiscotch:
LOL. Look at all those people asking him to eat it just to get compensation.
If I were him I would cut out a slice and lie that I eat it ni. After all, no one would be present.

Holuwarsweun:
U know nothing about kwara politics..... Kwara south is one of the main reasons saraki is still strong in kwara ..

Cajal:
...do not worry uself now
Come to Ilorin
Meet me at general..... I promise to sponsor ur movement...
Come and see for ur self
While they defected with him...all of PDP structure also moved to APC....
It will shock people like u

The immediate past Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Babachir Lawal, has said President Muhammadu Buhari deserves to be re-elected in 2019 following his development strides.

Mr Lawal stated this while speaking with reporters on Monday in Abuja, adding that those opposed to Mr Buhari’s re-election were probably ”blind to his numerous achievements”.

Mr Lawal was fired in October 2017 for diverting funds meant for people displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency.

He had earlier been indicted by the Senate which called for his removal and prosecution, a call initially ignored by Mr Buhari.

On January 24, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), ostensibly on the orders of the president arrested the former official.

He was however subsequently let off and not much has been heard about his since despite calls for his prosecution by Nigerians.

PREMIUM TIMES had earlier published a detailed account of how the Presidential Initiative for the North East (PINE) headed by Mr Lawal became a centre of corruption and rot with companies raking in, through fraudulent procurement process, billions of naira and paying kickbacks to the embattled cabinet secretary, according to bank documents and a report of the Senate Committee on the Mounting Humanitarian Crisis in the North-east.

However, on Monday, Mr Lawal had kind words for his ex-boss.
“I know very well that President Buhari has done very well to be re-elected over and over again, I wonder whether those still in doubt have not seen infrastructure, construction and other things he has been doing.

“I challenge those in doubt to come to Adamawa to see things for themselves,” he said.

He said President Buhari had done so much for the country, adding that before he (Buhari) assumed office, the people of Adamawa were being held captive by Boko Haram sect.

Mr Lawal said the government had rebuilt ”virtually everything that was destroyed by the sect, including schools, police stations, markets and hospitals”.

“Before his coming into office, I could not go to my village, I could not go to my farm or to my local government, but the situation has changed.

“Now, I can drive to my house even at 2 a.m, I can visit the remotest corners of the village with my family. I go to my farm in the forest and come back safely.

“If you have never faced an unsecured situation, you may not appreciate what I am saying,” he said.
He noted that under the Buhari-led government, ”all trunk A roads in Adamawa were now under construction or contracts awarded”.

He said such roads include Yola to Gombe, Numan to Taraba, Yola to Mubi, Mararaba to Bama and many others under construction.

The former SGF, however, said that in spite of the situation that surrounded his leaving office, he had no regret, saying his sack was a “blessing in disguise”.
“Let me shock you, before I came into government, I have been in business, I was a very successful businessman.

“I am a world renowned IT consultant and I have a very large farm, spanning over 1,000 hectares, which I abandoned to join governance.

“I was earning N930, 000 monthly as the SGF, now that I have returned to my farm and reactivated it after my sack, I now have 4,000 hectares under cultivation.

“Last year, I earned close to half a billion naira from my farm proceeds, I have a cattle ranch that I am developing gradually and I am back to IT consultancy, life is now good,” he said.

Mr Lawal, who was speaking to the press for the first time since he left office, added that everybody who saw him now, complimented him, saying he was looking good and healthy.

He, however, said that his sack opened his eyes to a lot of things that were hidden from him, adding that lots of people he helped in the past, ”were actually planning for his downfall”.

Referring to the scripture the former SGF said; “everything that happened to a man is for his own good; my sack I would say, is rather a blessing in disguise.
“Let me tell you, nothing happened to me. Right from the beginning of the saga, I knew that the whole thing was fabricated and that was why I did not give any damn from the beginning.

“The reason some people don’t like me is that I am so confident of myself. Did you hear me defend myself that time, I didn’t do it and I will not do it because I know that they are fabricated,” he said.

He added that he had however forgiven all those who wanted his downfall, saying ”forgiveness is my number one principle because I want to make heaven”.
Mr Lawal debunked insinuations that he nominated Mr Mustapha, the incumbent SGF, saying that “he is, however, my brother and I cannot deny him"

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Neyoor:




When it is not a dancing contest, the dancing senator will definitely be missing in an intellectual debate like this


Like Adeleke like his supporters. Bunch of mediocre

iammo:
saraki is very smart and manipulative

Shukuakukobambi:
Mesujamba paddy mi

omo baba oloye representing. Hope he's not the one sending threats to Atiku's wife and daughters?