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The Kwara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, on Sunday said he and the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, would not return to the Peoples Democratic Party despite the recent call on them to do so by former Vice- President Atiku Abubakar. He said they were committed to using the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress to deliver service to the people. Ahmed spoke in an interview with journalists in Abuja. He said while they had cause to leave the PDP as of the time they left, they had no reason to abandon the APC now. The governor explained that people decide to defect from one party to the other when their expectations are not met in their current party. This, he added, was largely informed by lack of patronage especially when put side-by- side with electoral promises. The governor said, “It is very unlikely for us to return to the PDP because we are not unhappy with where we are in terms of expectations, service delivery and direction of governance. “When you are already working towards achieving result, you will want to see that the result get to the people before you will begin to say you want to jump boat. “We don’t have any reason to jump boat for now. Don’t forget that we left the PDP because we had reasons to do so. We don’t have reasons to leave now. We have reason to see that service delivery is given to the people. “We are committed to ensuring it gets to the people. When I used the word ‘we,’ it is inclusive of the Senate President. We are fully committed to using the instrumentality of the APC to deliver service to the people and we have a strong direction. It will be foolhardy to abandon that, leave and go and start all over again. When I say ‘we,’ I am talking about the political group in Kwara.” Ahmed explained further that former President Goodluck Jonathan made it easy for them to leave the PDP because he did not inaugurate any project in Kwara State. The governor however said he did not see the national convention of the PDP held on Saturday as a threat to the APC but a welcome development. He said the ruling party was in need of a viable opposition party. Ahmed said, “No, their convention was not a threat. In fact, I expect that they should organise themselves because we require a vibrant opposition. Don’t forget that it is when there are checks and balances in the system that allow you to see areas of deficit and improve on what you are doing. “Without a viable opposition, we may likely not be able to see what we are doing wrong. You know the system is full of people that will always tell you what you want to hear but from the perspective of the opposition, you will begin to see clearly areas that require adjustment and improvement. For me, their coming on board is a welcome development.” For those claiming that his state is under Saraki’s grip, the governor said it would be foolhardy of him to run the state independent of the Senate President or any other person that had contributions to make. He said he would continue to rely on Saraki’s opinion because he (the governor) learnt a lot under his administration when the Senate President was the state governor. Ahmed said, “Kwara State Government is run under institutional frameworks that are working. I was part and parcel of my predecessor’s administration. I was part and parcel of the policy formulation which formed the bedrock of what I am driving in the state today. “It will be foolhardy to say I want to run the state independent of his input. It will also be foolhardy to say I want to run independent of others that have things to contribute to the state. “What makes good governance is inclusiveness. Traditionally, people are used to seeing sitting governors fighting their predecessors and sitting Presidents fighting their predecessors. That has robbed us of continuity, improvement and upscaling. “We keep forgetting that governance is about service delivery. We believe that as far as governance is about the people of the state, we will continue to work together because it was under his administration I understood politics, policy formulation and service delivery. “It will be foolhardy for me to begin to run independent of his opinion and input as well as those before him. “We have for once made Nigerians to see the benefit of continuity. If this can be translated to what we do at the national level, Nigeria will be better off for it.” Ahmed also said it was unfair to judge the APC government at the national level in just two years of being in the saddle. He said it was impossible anywhere in the world to correct societal wrongs in two years. Source: http://punchng.com/saraki-and-i-wont-return-to-pdp-says-kwara-governor/

A defeated chairmanship
candidate in the just concluded
national convention of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),
Prof Taoheed Adedoja has
expressed his grievances with
the conduct of the exercise, but
said he’s hopeful on the future of
the party.
Adedoja, who spoke with
newsmen in Abuja on Sunday
said he was not happy about the
outcome of the convention,
regretting that the party has
failed to learn from its past
mistakes.
The former Sports and Special
Duties Minister who got no vote
at the convention, pleaded with
members of the party’s Board of
Trustees (BoT) of the party to set
up a committee to investigate
what went wrong with the
conduct of the exercise.
According to him, it’s only an
insane person that would say
that the convention went
through due process, saying “the
exercise was characterised by
impunity, which he said, must be
reviewed in order to avert futher
crisis in the party.
“A week to our convention, a list
tagged ‘unity list’ emerged with
names of the winners in the
convention circulating around. So
the BoT should find out what
went wrong”, he said.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/pdp-convention-i-m-aggrieved-but-hopeful-says-adedoja/

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday evening hosted some northern senators in his hometown, Daura, Katsina State. The state governor, Bello Masari, led the senators to the meeting which was held behind closed doors. The senators were said to be in the state for a retreat scheduled to hold on Tuesday and decided to visit Buhari who spent the weekend in his hometown after his two-day official visit to Kano. One of the visiting senators, Kabiru Gaya, told reporters that they seized the opportunity of the meeting to discuss issues concerning good governance and national unity with the President. Also, Senator Abdullahi Adamu described the meeting with the President as a “fruitful” one. The Presidency has not issued any statement on the meeting as of the time of filing this report.
Source: http://punchng.com/buhari-hosts-northern-senators-in-daura/

The Ondo State Government
has said arrangements have
been concluded to begin
exploration of bitumen
deposits at Agbabu town in
the Irele Local Government
Area of the state in 2018.
The Commissioner for Special
Duties and Regional
Development, Prof. Bayo
Ademodi, who said this at an
interactive session with
investors in Akure, said
industrialisation of the state
was important to the current
administration.
Ademodi, who said some
companies had been licensed
to begin the exploration of
bitumen in the state, noted
that mineral resources are on
the exclusive list of the Federal
Government.
He said, “We want to assure
you that your stay in the state
during the exploration will be
without any incident.”
In his response, a former
Minister of State for Transport,
Habib Aliu, who is the
chairman of Kabara Nigeria
Limited, one of the companies
that bid for the exploration,
expressed the readiness of his
firm to begin work in the area.

Source: http://punchng.com/bitumen-exploitation-to-begin-in-ondo-next-year/

Former President Olusegun
Obasanjo has revealed why he
turned down an offer by his
“foreign friends” to break him
out of prison after the late
Maj.-Gen. Shehu Yar’Adua died
in detention.
Obasanjo disclosed this during
the 20th memorial anniversary
of Yar’Adua’s death in Abuja,
on Friday.
The former President revealed
that he was in South Africa
when he received news the
first time Yar’Adua was
arrested.
He further explained that on
his return to Nigeria, he
confronted late Gen. Sani
Abacha to demand an
explanation why Yar’Adua was
detained.
Obasanjo said, “I asked the
man (Abacha) who arrested
him (Yar’Adua) and the man
who arrested him said to me
that he did not know that
Shehu had been arrested, and
I said, Mr. Head of State, tell
that to the marines. There is
no way the number two man
of a country at one time would
be arrested without your
knowledge.
“Soon after that, Shehu was
released, but he was released
only for a short time. When he
was arrested for the second
time, I was arrested along
with him and we were in
separate locations thereafter.
“Our destiny — the verdict
had been given of what would
happen to us. We met in
Kirikiri Prison and I believed
that was a mistake. That was
the last time we actually stayed
together. We had about three
nights together, we were able
to talk, think and work
together.”
Yar’Adua (1943 – 1997), a
retired major general, had
served as the Chief of Staff,
Supreme Headquarters under
Obasanjo’s military
government from 1977 to
1979.
He (Yar’Adua), Obasanjo,
Lawan Gwadabe (a former
military administrator of Niger
State) and others were
arrested in March 1995 on
allegations of plotting a coup
to overthrow the Abacha
regime.
Yar’Adua was thereafter
sentenced to death by a
military tribunal in 1995, after
calling on the military
government of Abacha and his
Provisional Ruling Council to
reestablish civilian rule.
The sentence was commuted
to life in prison, but Yar’Adua
died while in detention on
December 8, 1997.
Speaking on the incident on
Friday, Obasanjo said it was
unfortunate that the strategy
he and his former deputy
(Yar’Adua) worked on did not
work out.
The former President said,
“When Shehu died in prison,
my international friends
decided that they would use a
commando plan to get me out
of prison and they actually did.
They made the plan, they
raised the money and their
plan was to get a helicopter to
take me out of Yola prison and
take me into Cameroon and
they sent a message to me.
“But I told them that if you did,
I would not come out of
prison and that was when
they dropped the idea of
using commando effort to get
me out because that would
have defeated what we stood
for, and we stood to face
whatever consequences
standing for Nigeria would
cost us.
“It cost Shehu Yar’Adua his life.
Those of us who believed in
what Shehu Yar’Adua believed
in are still alive. I think the only
thing we can do is to allow the
struggle to continue and we
are not at the end of the
struggle. If anything, we are in
the middle of the struggle.”
Also speaking during the
event, Kola, son of late Chief
Moshood Abiola, who read a
tribute to the late Yar’Adua,
said the late general lived a life
of sacrifice worthy of
emulation.
In an e-mail, a member of the
Board of Trustees of the
Yar’Adua Foundation, Alhaji
Atiku Abubakar, described the
deceased as an inspiration.
Atiku, who served as Vice
President under Obasanjo,
revealed how Yar’Adua
inspired him through his
“extraordinary courage and
organisational and
mobilisation skills”.
Atiku described Yar’Adua as a
fearless politician who was
not ready to compromise his
principles at the expense of
the cause he was fighting.
The e-mail by his media office
partly read, “The Waziri
Adamawa noted that although
Yar’Adua was a military man,
his passion for democracy
was amazing and his courage
extraordinary.
“Atiku also explained that
Yar’Adua’s patriotism and
commitment to Nigeria’s unity
and peaceful coexistence was
one of the remarkable virtues
that attracted him to the
Katsina general.
“According to Atiku, Shehu
Musa Yar’Adua was not a timid
democrat who abandoned his
beliefs because of fear or
opportunistic reasons for
political survival.”
Atiku further explained that
during the 1994/95 National
Constitutional Conference,
Yar’Adua was among the few
voices that told Abacha not to
stay longer than one year in
office and prepare a transition
programme within the
shortest time frame.
He said Yar’Adua’s position
turned out to be inconsistent
with Abacha’s “hidden
agenda,” and that from that
moment, Yar’Adua became a
marked man.
Former Vice President
Abubakar said his being
mentored by Yar’Adua was
enduring to his political life,
especially as it related to the
unity of Nigeria and the
promotion and defence of it.

Source:
http://punchng.com/why-i-turned-down-foreign-offer-to-break-me-out-of-prison-obasanjo/

The National Coalition of Niger Delta Ex-Agitators, has pledged continuous support to President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government in its bid to fast-track the country’s development. The coalition made the call in a letter to the President signed by its National Secretary, Mr Sunday Oyenwonsa, on Saturday in Abuja. The coalition also copied Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapher, and the All Progressives Congress National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun among others. It urged the Federal Government to engage its members in gainful employment as well as political appointments, particularly those that made the APC popular in the Niger Delta region. According to the letter, most members of the coalition who are faithful to the party, are facing hardship and needed to be assisted. The coalition, however, said a meeting had been scheduled with the Federal Government officials to resolve the issues raised in the letter. (NAN)
source: http://punchng.com/ex-agitators-pledge-continuous-support-to-fg/

President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday congratulated a former Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, Mr. Funsho Kupolokun, on his 70th birthday. Kupolokun clocks 70 on Sunday. Buhari, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, the President said he joined family, friends and associates in celebrating Kupolokun who he described as “resourceful engineer, administrator and businessman.” He observed that the former NNPC boss has contributed immensely to the development of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria over the years. The statement read in part, “With his extensive background in the oil and gas industry and public sector governance, President Buhari trusts that Engr. Kupolokun will continue to avail the nation his professional and timely counsel as a senior citizen. “The President also commends the astute administrator for his philanthropic gestures to under-privileged Nigerians and his commitment to improving the lot of the people, particularly in his local community. “The President prays that Almighty God will continue to guide, guard and sustain Engr. Kupolokun with more years of abounding health, success and personal fulfilment.”
Source: http://punchng.com/buhari-congratulates-ex-nnpc-boss-kupolokun-at-70/

OLUSOLA FABIYI writes about
the return of former Vice
President Atiku Abubakar to
the Peoples Democratic Party,
three years after his second
exit and the quest by the party
to elect new leaders
On September 22, 2014, in
Lagos, former Vice President
Atiku Abubakar, like some
other disgruntled members of
the Peoples Democratic Party,
that left the then-ruling party
for the newly-formed All
Progressives Congress, tried to
justify his decision to leave the
party he claimed he and
others had jointly formed.
The burden was on him to
assure his loyalists that his
days of defections were finally
over. His desire to join the APC
was to be the party’s
presidential candidate. He
thought that would be
realistic. This could be the
reason why he said that, apart
from himself, he knew that
other defectors would never
leave the now ruling party.
On that day, he had said, “I am
not aware of anyone
contesting (for Presidency)
that wants to give up on the
APC. I know Rabiu
(Kwankwaso) will not do so;
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari
(retd.) is not going to do that.
As for me, as far as I am
concerned, the APC is my final
bus stop.”
Hardly had he uttered the
statement than the then-
Deputy National Chairman of
the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus,
reacted. He had said “Atiku
has been on this voyage
before and returned. This time
too, he will definitely come
back and we shall welcome
him back.”
Few days ago, the word of
Secondus became prophetic
as the Waziri Adamawa once
again returned to the party he
had vilified and condemned.
His coming was well-timed.
Having realised that it would
be difficult for him to get the
presidential ticket of the APC
for the 2019 election, Atiku
believed he needed to be a
card-carrying member of the
PDP early in order to have a
say in who leads the former
ruling party. The leadership of
the party matters to the 2019
ambitions of any serious
politician.
He must have calculated his
return very well, so that he is
not made to be irrelevant like
he has experienced in the
past. The former VP had left
the PDP before the 2007
elections to contest the
Presidency under the defunct
Action Congress of Nigeria
against the late President,
Alhaji Umaru Yar’Adua. He was
roundly defeated at the poll.
After giving some thoughts to
his political future, he returned
to the PDP.
On August 15, 2010, Atiku had
invited his political followers
to the Transcorp Hotel, Abuja.
The stage was set and well-lit.
Dressed mostly in the colours
of the PDP, the hall was full to
capacity as the master of
ceremony announced the
coming of Atiku. The audience
clapped and Atiku, dressed in
well-starched guinea brocade,
emerged from one of the
guarded doors.
Unfortunately, he fell on his
way to the stage as he missed
his steps. Political analysts
then guessed that his falling
was a bad sign for his
ambition. They were probably
right. Atiku failed to clinch the
party’s presidential ticket as he
was defeated by former
President Goodluck Jonathan.
It was like a triumphant entry
when like the biblical prodigal
son, Atiku returned to the PDP
last Tuesday. Followed by a
large crowd and some praise
singers, Atiku raised his fist to
acknowledge their greetings
as he made his way into the
office of the Chairman of the
National Caretaker Committee
of the party, Senator Ahmed
Makarfi.
Surrounded by the party
leaders, Atiku couldn’t hide his
joy as he was welcomed back
to the party he claimed to be
one of its founding fathers. He
paid glowing tribute to those
who held sway while he was
in other political parties.
Facing the crowd, he said, “I
like to thank you very much
indeed for this privilege and
opportunity granted me to do
so, realising that this is a very
busy time for you. All what I
have come to do today is to
come and show my face.
“Many people have read in the
media that I have returned
home. This is home. Mr.
Chairman, I want to
congratulate you for a
wonderful work, which you
have been doing to redeem
the image of this party to
rebrand it and return it to its
original form.
“I want to assure you of my
support and cooperation at all
times, to make sure that these
objectives are achieved by you
and subsequently by your
successors. We should
remember that those of us,
who founded this party,
founded it on the principles of
democracy, good governance,
unity of this country, and the
prosperity of its people.
“Over the years, like any or
every human organisation, it
has faced its challenges, but I
want to pay tribute to those
who have stayed steadfast
through thick and thin to see
us through to this point.
“Now that we have learnt our
lessons, I hope that we will be
guided by the lessons we have
learnt. And that is to make
sure that we build an all-
inclusive party, where every
part of this country will have a
sense of belonging and sense
of participation.”
He appealed to other defectors
who had defected to other
political parties to return,
saying that it was only by “that
we will build a stronger, more
united party that can again
return to government and
continue to deliver the
dividends of democracy.”
Atiku told the cheering crowd
that the PDP governments
remained the best in the
history of the country since
1999.
In a veiled reference to the
Buhari-led administration,
Atiku said that it would be
difficult for any government to
even achieve 50 per cent of
what the PDP achieved.
Not ready to give anything to
chance, Atiku is said to be torn
between who to support
among the nine aspirants
jostling for the position of the
national chairman of the party.
The aspirants are Prince Uche
Secondus, Chief Gbenga Daniel,
Mr. Jimi Agbaje, Senator
Rashidi Ladoja, Prof. Taoheed
Adedoja, Prof. Tunde Adeniran,
Chief Olabode George, Dr.
Raymond Dokpesi and Mr.
Aderemi Olusegun.
However, it was gathered that
the former vice president was
indecisive on whether to align
with the choice of the 11
governors in the party or that
of some northern elements
and a former military dictator,
Gen. Ibrahim Babangida
(retd.).
While the governors are said
to be queuing behind
Secondus, some northern
leaders are said to be behind
Adeniran. The former minister
of education was also said to
be enjoying the support of
those described as old
brigades in the party, who
considered themselves as
‘founding fathers.”
At a scheduled meeting of
some northern political
leaders held in Abuja on
Monday, where he was
expected to appear “briefly”,
Atiku decided to stay away.
The organisers of the event,
apparently shocked because
of his refusal to be present,
had to call off the meeting very
late at night when they
realised that he would not
show up.
Our correspondent gathered
that Atiku had been advised
not to openly identify with any
of the aspirants. A member of
his team, who spoke on
condition of anonymity, said
that “doing so could affect his
presidential chances in the
future.”
Atiku, he said, had sought the
advice of his team on whether
he should throw his weight
behind Secondus, Adeniran or
George.
“We asked him to learn from
other presidential aspirants
who have refused to openly
identify with any of the
aspirants and he agreed,” the
source said.
Atiku was, however, said not
to be swayed with the
arguments by his aides and
followers. That was why he
was said to have rushed to
Minna, Niger State on
Thursday, where he met
Babangida.
The failed presidential
aspirant, who annulled the
June 12, 1993, considered to
be the freest in the history of
the country, was said to be
one of those that had
prevailed on Atiku to return to
the PDP, saying that the PDP
remains the best political party
where he (Atiku) could realise
his dream of leading Nigeria.
He was said to have been
unhappy with the outcome of
the closed-door meeting he
had with the “self-styled evil
genius”.
As Atiku has not rested since
he returned to the party, so
also are others who he met in
the party and who have
presidential ambitions. For
example, a former Governor of
Jigawa State, Alhaji Sule
Lamido, is said to have aligned
with the governors on who to
support for the office of the
national chairman. It was also
gathered that a former
Governor of Kano State, Alhaji
Ibrahim Shekarau, who had
written personal letters to
members of the party and the
11 governors, had retracted
his steps on his insistence that
the South-West should
produce the national
chairman. He is said to be
moderate in his support for
anyone, especially those to be
“owners of the party today.”
The presidential aspirants are,
however, said to have resolved
that they will not sit by while
Atiku is being celebrated by
the party. This was why the
attention of the national
leadership of the party was
called to the provision of the
constitution of the status of
returnees to the party. It was
said that this was the reason
that Atiku was told that he
would only speak at the
party’s national convention
and would not be eligible to
vote. The party said it took the
decision based on the
provision of its constitution.

Source: http://punchng.com/atikus-return-to-pdp-and-intrigues-ahead-of-2019/

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D is the answer
You can't use plural verb before plural noun

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newsbook:
Former information minister, Jerry Gana, has said that the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration has brought hardship, poverty and misery to Nigerians.

According to him, Nigerians are anxiously waiting for the return of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to come back and salvage them.

Speaking in Kaduna monday at an interactive meeting between one of the aspirants for the National Chairmanship of the party, Prof. Tunde Adeniran and members of the party in the north west zone, Gana said, it will not be difficult to defeat the APC in 2017.

Read more: http://www.newsbook.ng/2017/11/28/nigerians-want-pdp-back-in-2019-jerry-gana/

This hardened criminal is talking.
Forward ever backward never

Keneking:
Nonsense decision..use it to fight traffic..

Where will it land? Does the creeks have airfield or airport?

U reason like a criminal

emma321:
Lagos Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has announced plan to acquire Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) platform, a specialized light aircraft, to secure creeks and riverine communities in the State.

Speaking at Lagos House in Alausa, Ikeja, when he received Commanders of Armed Forces formations in the State on courtesy visit, Ambode said it was gratifying that in the last two and half years of his administration, security agencies have been extremely cooperative and working hard to ensure safety of lives and property.


While lauding the cordial relationship that exists among security agencies, Ambode noted that there had never been any major civilian-military clash since the advent of his administration, and urged the military to sustain the peaceful atmosphere in the State.

He said: “All the security agencies in the State have been extremely cooperative with us. They have been able to put down that foundation that we have always wanted that without security there will be no development and irrespective of the changes we have had in terms of leadership of armed forces formations in the last two and half years, they have all done extremely well.

“Lagos is a cosmopolitan State and no matter how much efforts or resources government is putting in place, if there are no leg runners to execute those resources or even use them effectively, we will not be talking about peace.

“My aim is to ensure that every Lagosian sleeps and wake up comfortable and whatever it takes for us to do that is through the utmost cooperation of security agencies and I believe that you will offer that and as we move Lagos forward, it will have positive impact on Nigeria as a whole because everything good that happens in Lagos, is a reflection of what is happening in Nigeria.”


While assuring that his government would not relent in supporting security agencies with critical infrastructure and logistics to enhance their job, the Governor also urged them to continue to put the equipment procured for them into good use for the overall security and comfort of the people.

Earlier, General Officer Commanding (GOC), Airforce Logistics Command, AVM J’afaru Yahaya, who led other service commanders including GOC 81 Division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Peter Dauke; Commander, 9 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Ellias Attu; Commander, Military Intelligence Brigade, Brigadier General T.J Kareem; Commander, 651 Base Service Group of Nigerian Navy, Air Commodore Musbau Olatunji, among others, said they were at Lagos House to assure the State Government of their commitment to ensure security-tight environment for people to go about their lawful business.

Yahaya lauded Governor Ambode for the support to security agencies, saying the move by the State Government to acquire ISR platform would go a long way in securing the creeks and helping security agencies to fish out criminals.

“I want to most sincerely thank Governor Ambode for all the support he has rendered to security services of the State particularly in the area of vehicles and other logistic support.


“I am aware you are at the verge of recording another feat getting an ISR platform to ensure a 24/7 surveillance in the creek areas of Lagos State so that we will be able to fish out the criminals that disturb people from going about their lawful business,” Yahaya said.

http://anstalk.com/lagos-buy-surveillance-aircraft-fight-militants/

lalasticlala

Ambode is working Lagos is moving

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Those girls are in your farm in daura

U r playing with jail term

true talk

Godjone:
WANT TO RESUME TRAVELING AGAIN
IS THIS DAFTUS NORMAL AT ALL

Must u always criticize?

PresidentAtiku:
Seeing these names give me joy..... It means Nigeria will be prosperous again... They are true progressives.

Lamido is anoda serial looter