Maxymilliano:



https://independent.ng/13-governors-may-leave-party-insist-on-buni-as-chairman/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

bigpriik:
Oga they just released him temporarily for medical check-up he is still going back there.

Zetra7:
Something is definitely brewing in the North and only those who understand the North will decipher their move leading to the 2023 presidency..


Depsite ruling Nigeria for years, the North still feels cheated with the number of years the south had power in the democratic setting.

Four more years for the North they cried to pacify the event that took place after the demise of Yaradua...

Preview of their plan, the Southern APC leaders alerted their PDP counterpart and that brought about the meetings and declarations of the resolution made in Lagos and Enough of power shift to the south..


However, which part of the South remains undefined...


Depsite the counter statement of virtually every leading organizations in the North, the APC Northern leaders felt trapped and fall under the pressure from some International partners but the North was still not happy..


To implode the South, they allign with Tinubu , a man who every one knows is not capable in all ramification of being a president...


They know that PDP will counter with a Northern candidate, they know that 70 precent of the Northern electorates will vote North.

A very dirty, fake Muslim, power drunk, tribalist and desperate candidate of the south stained with every rot will be worse than a Known corrupt, desperate but liberalized Atiku of PDP..


Every reasonable political analyst know that 2023 election will be the easiest election since 2015..

If this stands , ATIKU ABUBABAR is the president of Nigeria 2023 and it's very unfortunate for the south..

Importers under the aegis of Ndigboamaka Progressive (Market) Association have threatened to shut down Lagos markets within two days over the implementation of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Valuation policy.

Dr Jude Okeke, president, Ndigboamaka issued the warning at a media conference in Lagos on Wednesday.

He said the group took the position because the implementation of the VIN valuation policy introduced by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) had profound effects on markets, trade and economy.

He noted that importers who were faced with many issues ranging from terminal and shipping line charges now had to bear the additional burden of the VIN valuation policy.

He said the extra costs associated with these policies negatively affected the businesses of his members, as they made goods expensive for consumers, the end-users.

According to him, the threat to shut down the markets is not to hurt any individual or government agencies, but to ensure things are done the right way.

“We are major importers of various commodities and trading under the name Ndigboamaka Progressive Association, an umbrella body of major market associations in Lagos.

“Examples of such markets are Alaba International Market, All Markets in Trade Fair Complex, Ladipo Market, Coker building Materials and others.
“This new one on VIN should be suspended indefinitely so that goods and vehicles stranded at the port will be removed.

“This morning, I just received information concerning this VIN issue, the Port and Terminal Multiservices Ltd. saying that over 12,000 vehicles are trapped in their terminal and attracting demurrage and shipping line charges.

“By the time we quantify the amount importers will be losing, the demurrage is going over N600 million naira. We cannot continue to accommodate such expenses anymore, so they need to discard the policy,” he said.

Nicole said the insinuation that second-hand vehicles were a nuisance was wrong because when imported they are taken to authorised workshops to be certified and issued road worthiness license.

“This meeting is to tell the Nigerian government that we are not happy and this alliance will continue until the government changes their policies and listens to us,” he said. (NAN)

richiemcgold:
one man's loss is another man's gain
Russia's loss is China's gain
rupee's loss is yuan's gain

Golan007:
Atiku has northeast a d southeast in the bag though.

Xscape1993:
They have manipulated the results. Ordinarily APC can not win any election without violence. APC is not good for Nigerians.

Reader530:

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garfield1:


Yes but a federal election.all eyes are usually on such polls and it is very difficult to rig.dontt. forgeet tthat wike and udom are inn ttown and ayade is unpopular while jarigbe is popular.this is jari vs ayade part 2.it will show us the strength of both parties in the state and how next year will be nationally.

fergie001:

Don't forget, Ayade is the incumbent Gov & this is his Senatorial Zone.....Akpabio wasn't.

kahal29:


My Brother leave that story Abeg. Fear Hope Uzodima. He is not the talking type