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What's the difference between the first list and the second list?


First list

Chief MKO Abiola, Alhaji Aminu Dantata, Chief Antonio Oladeinde Fernandez, Alhaji Ahmed Mai Deribe, Chief Sunny Odogwu, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion, Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas, Chief Razak Okoya, Prince Adedapo Tejuosho, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki, Prince Adekunle Ojora, Chief Onwuka Kalu (Onwuka Inter-Biz), Chief Michael Ibru, Dr Alex Ibru, Chief Sunny Okogwu, Chief Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo, Alhaji Grema Mohammed, Chief Francis Arthur Nzeribe, Alhaji Isyaku Rabiu, Dr Olusola Saraki, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, Sir Mobolaji Bank-Anthony, Chief Henry Oloyede Fajemirokun, Chief Michael Ade-Ojo, Chief Olatunji Ajisomo Alabi (Lord Rumens), Chief Hamzat Adebowale, Chief Samuel Adedoyin, Alhaji S.A. Barma. etc.

Second list

Dr. (Sir) Christopher Abebe, Dr. Michael Omolayole, Dr. Christopher Kolade, Chief Ernest Shonekan, Dr. Gamaliel Onosode, Chief Samuel Asabia, Dr Mrs Bola Kuforiji-Olubi, Chief Rufus Giwa, Chief Ralph Alabi, Dr Abel Ubeku, Dr Olusegun Osunkeye, Chief Kola Jamodu, Mr Felix Ohiwerei, Mr Henry Agbamu, Dr Doyin Abiola, etc.

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Third list


Chief Philip Asiodu, Chief Allison Ayida, Alhaji Abdul Aziz Attah, Alhaji Ahmed Joda, Alhaji Ibrahim Damcida, Alhaji Liman Ciroma, Mr Grey Longe, Alhaji Sule Kolo, Chief Francis Nwokedi, Dr Pius Okigbo, Alhaji Adamu Attah, Chief Augustus Adebayo, Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, Dr John Edozien

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Dr. (Sir) Christopher Abebe, Dr. Michael Omolayole, Dr. Christopher Kolade, Chief Ernest Shonekan, Dr. Gamaliel Onosode, Chief Samuel Asabia, Dr Mrs Bola Kuforiji-Olubi, Chief Rufus Giwa, Chief Ralph Alabi, Dr Abel Ubeku, Dr Olusegun Osunkeye, Chief Kola Jamodu, Mr Felix Ohiwerei, Mr Henry Agbamu, Dr Doyin Abiola, etc.

Former Nigerian leader Ernest Shonekan is dead

By Guardian Nigeria
11 January 2022 | 9:00 am

Chief Ernest Shonekan who headed the Interim National Government that succeeded the junta of General Ibrahim Babangida, has died.

Shonekan died in Lagos at the age of 85.

He was the interim head of the Nigerian Government between August 26 and November 17 1993 when he was ousted in a coup led by late General Sani Abacha.

I was at the Nikkai wedding ceremony of Fatima Adamu, daughter of Adamu Adamu, Hon Minister of Education in Azare, Katagum on Saturday with many distinguished personalities including the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, several of my brother Governors and other Nigerians.

IT HAS STARTED Abuja …. GET READY !!!! Jan 17, 2022 BAT SUPPORT GROUPS MANAGEMENT COUNCIL ICC, Abuja Hon Abdulmumin Jibrin

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No waiting .. The Train has moved

Lagos4Lagos formal declaration for PDP shifted

Published By: Ayorinde Oluokun
11th January, 2022

By Adeyemi Adeleye

The Lagos4Lagos Movement, a splinter group within the ruling All Progressives Progress (APC) in Lagos State, has again shifted its official declaration of defection to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to Jan. 21.

Dr Abdul-Azeez Adediran, the Lead Visioner of movement that recently announced defection to the PDP, said this in a statement by the group’s Press Secretary, Mr Kazeem Bakare, on Monday in Lagos.

Adediran disclosed the change of date during an emergency Central Working Committee (CWC) and Local Organising Committee(LOC) meeting of the movement.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the movement had initially fixed Dec.18, 2021 for the official declaration for the main opposition party before it was shifted to Jan. 11, then the new date.

“Following growing demand by major stakeholders in the PDP, especially the governors to be part of Dr Abdul–Azeez Adediran (Jandor) formal declaration, the much anticipated event earlier scheduled for Jan. 11 has been shifted to Jan. 21.

“The new date became imperative following an emergency meeting with the leader of the party in Southwest, Seyi Makinde, who is equally the Governor of Oyo State on Sunday, Jan. 10,

“Gov. Makinde expressed the interest of his colleague Governors, federal lawmakers and other major stakeholders who have signified readiness to be part of the grand event,” Adediran said.

According to him, the new date is an opportunity to ‘win more souls’ into the Lagos4Lagos train.

He noted that the request for a change of date by the governors and other stakeholders was a demonstration of the rising profile of the movement and its symbol.

NAN recalls that the movement had in December 2021 announced its defection to PDP after former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, met with the leaders of the aggrieved APC members on Dec. 4 and wooed them into the party.

The aggrieved APC group had held parallel ward, local government and state congresses at different locations in the state over unresolved grievances.

Lagos4Lagos has alleged impunity, marginalisation and imposition of candidates in the APC for its action. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Jandor writes: It’s happening at God’s time and it’s on the 21st of January, 2022… Grassroots Mobilization continues.

Let’s go win more souls.

Spot us in your neighbourhood, we are coming tomorrow. It’s time�

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Jandor's Formal Declaration For PDP Shifted To January 21, 2022

Following growing demand by major stakeholders in the PDP, especially the Governors to be part of Dr. Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran (Jandor) formal declaration, the much anticipated event earlier scheduled for January 11, 2022 has been shifted to January 21, 2022.

Dropping the hint during an emergency CWC meeting of Lagos4Lagos and members of the Local Organizing Committee(LOC), Jandor stated that the new date became imperative following an emergency meeting he had with the Leader of the Party in Southwest, Engr. Seyi Makinde who is equally the Governor of Oyo State on Sunday, January 10, 2022.

Jandor stressed that Gov. Makinde expressed the interest of his colleague Governors, Federal lawmakers and other major stakeholders who have signified readiness to be part of the grand event.

Addressing the gathering of Lagos4Lagos at the meeting, Jandor stated that the new date is an opportunity to 'win more souls' into the Lagos4Lagos train. He noted that the request for change of date by the Governors and other stakeholders is a demonstration of the rising profile of the Movement and its symbol.

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PDP Governors stall Lagos4Lagos Movement's official defection to PDP

Published By: Ayorinde Oluokun
17th December, 2021

By Adeyemi Adeleye


The Lagos4Lagos Movement, a splinter group within the ruling All Progressives Progress (APC) in Lagos State, has shifted its official declaration of defection to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to Jan. 11, 2022.

Prince Sunday Ajayi, the group’s Apex Leader, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Lagos.

Ajayi told NAN that the event earlier fixed for Saturday at TBS had been postponed because of the absence of some PDP governors, who wanted to attend.

NAN recalls that the movement led by Dr Olajide Adediran, popularly known as ‘Jandor’, recently announced its defection to the main opposition party in the state and fixed Dec. 18 for official declaration and movement of its members to PDP.

“We have shifted the event to Jan 11, 2022 due to the absence of some PDP governors that want to attend,” Ajayi told NAN.

He said that the group would be received formally to the PDP on the Jan. 11 as against the earlier announced date of Dec.18.

Ajayi said that the group took the decision to join the PDP after exploiting all avenues for reconciliation within the ruling APC.

According to him, all that the group wants is fairness, justice and internal democracy.

NAN recalls that former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, met with the leaders of the aggrieved APC members on Dec. 4 and wooed them into the PDP.

Saraki, Chairman of PDP’s National Reconciliation Committee, met with hundreds of members of the Lagos4Lagos Movement, and the group’s leader, Olajide Adediran, at an event organised for the defection.

The Adediran faction of the APC held parallel ward, local government and state congresses at different locations in the state over unresolved grievances.