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FearGodinall:This is wadata plaza analysis |
ojun50:Ask google |
dominique:University is not the key or answer to good governance and measures of intelligence At least Dino, FFk, Fayose ,Gej And fake professor of finance Ngozi iweala that ruins our economy is an example |
Osagyefo98:Did you know what the constitution states on this ? Most of you just rant without knowing the reason you are even ranting |
The constitution is clear A school leaving certificate is good to go We saw the PhD holder and yeye finance minister the way they squandered our economy |
This guys are guy men |
The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Ogun State, Dapo Abiodun, has said the contention over his academic credentials is an attempt at mudslinging, adding that he never claimed to have graduated from the Obafemi Awolowo University (formerly University of Ife). A suit filed earlier this month at a High Court in Abuja sought Abiodun’s disqualification from the governorship race for allegedly giving “false information” in the academic qualification he submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission Abiodun, in an appearance on Sunday Politics, a live programme on Channels Television, however, said he had never misrepresented his educational credentials to anyone. The APC candidate stated, “I never claimed to have finished from the University of Ife (now OAU). I did go to school in Ife. I went to school in the University of Ife but I didn’t graduate from the University of Ife. I never claimed to have obtained a degree from the University of Ife.” When asked specifically about the Bachelor of Arts in Accounting degree he claimed to have, Abiodun said he would not comment further. When also asked to state the school he earned his degree from, the APC candidate said doing so would not be proper since the matter was in court. “But that (degree) is not from Ife. This has all been an attempt to mudsling and confuse the electorate, and it’s bundled with a lot of half-truths. “I never claimed to have studied Accounting at the University of Ife. I never claimed to have graduated from the University of Ife. So, this issue has been presented as the presenter wanted it presented. I do have a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting and I would like to stop at that. “The electorate know that I went to school and I have not misrepresented to anyone about my degrees. But it would be convenient for those who are intimidated and afraid of my electoral success to continue to attempt to disparage me and to present the matter as falsely as it suits them. The facts are being distorted but we will leave the matter since it is in court.” Abiodun also said the APC chieftain, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, was not responsible for his victory at the party’s primary in Ogun State as reported in some quarters. More in Home 2019 budget: Buhari to spend N1bn on travels, N98m on food Thousands to miss visa appointments as US embassy closes indefinitely Finally, Nigeria’s election year arrives Why I left APC – Benue gov, Ortom Corporate governance model for Nigeria’s private universities The APC candidate has been rejected by Governor Ibikunle Amosun, who has endorsed Adekunle Akinlade of the Allied Peoples Movement as his candidate. Abiodun further denied claims that he won the primary as a result of his alleged closeness to Tinubu and a former Ogun State governor, Chief Olusegun Osoba. He said, “These are accusations that have been thrown all over the place and it is not unusual in politics for people to mudsling and say things to try and bring the other person down. It’s convenient for people to say one is favoured. “I don’t see how Asiwaju, who is our leader, favouring me, had influenced the elections. I never saw any endorsement before my election. “Chief Osoba is the leader of the party in the state. He took me by the hand because I am now the candidate of the party, so everybody in the party must now support me. That is the way it works. The governor (Ibikunle Amosun) has chosen not to support me. Ideally, my governor and I should be on the same page. “So, if you have emerged through a process and you have now become the candidate of the party, everybody who is your leader in that party in that state (and) outside that state, in that geopolitical zone, should be supporting you. Anyone not supporting you amounts to something else.” Asked to confirm if he was the favourite of the APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, in the primary, Abiodun said, “I don’t know about ‘favoured candidate.’ I don’t think primary elections are won by favoured candidates. Adams Oshiomhole did not come to conduct my elections in Ogun. I don’t see how anyone would begin to accuse Adams Oshiomhole as favouring me in place of some other persons.” https://punchng.com/i-dropped-out-of-oau-ogun-apc-gov-candidate-admits/ |
SchoolZinicc:Shut up and stop rumor mongering |
baliyubla:Shut up Always foaming from all sides of the mouth What is the solution? All you will say is gilberish |
Enemies of the country wants Nigeria to run into crisis Innocent Nigerians are with you |
Muhammadu Buhari God Bless you |
Of the $1 billion approved by the National Assembly for the procurement of military equipment, $877 million has been released, The Nation has learnt. There has been some controversy over the whereabouts of the money. Immediately after the Metele, Borno State attacks on the military last month, the controversy got bigger. Chief of Army Staff Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai said the military had not received such cash from the government to boost the anti-Boko Haram and other campaigns. However, The Nation can confirm that $496,374,470 was released from the Excess Crude Account (ECA) for the purchase of Super Tucano aircraft from the United States. The payment has been made. Besides, $380,513,958.71 was released (as first tranche) for the procurement of critical equipment for the Army, the Navy and the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), a source said. These releases along with other deductions may have contributed to the depletion of the ECA from $3.502 billion in January to $631 million in December 2018. Finance Minister Mrs. Zainab Ahmed attributed the “rapid” depletion of the ECA to payments made to the military as approved by the National Assembly. A source in the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) confirmed to The Nation that $876m had since been released to the military. But the source did not give the exact date when the payout was made. The source also disclosed that the ECA had an opening balance of $3.502 billion in January 2018, made up of $2.451 billion as balance brought forward on the January 1, 2018 and additional inflows of $1.052 billion. In the course of the year, the source said that $1.761 billion was withdrawn from the ECA as refund to state governments for Paris Club deductions made in the past from the state governments accounts. Besides, $0.233 million was withdrawn and paid to state governments as grants to fund their Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) obligations. These deductions brought the ECA down to over $600 million balance as at the last Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting in Abuja. Gen Buratai did not categorically say how much the military was expecting from the government but said that the government had not released funds to the military to effectively prosecute the war against insurgents across the country. A member of the Senate Committee on Defence said it was not aware that the fund had been released. He spoke of how some members of the committee made inquiries, but were not told that part of the $1 billion had been released. He said: “We are actually in the dark as far as the issue is concerned. It is an important issue. When the Chief of Army Staff said they had not received the money as approved by the National Assembly, some of us made enquiries. “May be because of the security nature of the fund, the authorities may not want details of the releases to be known. We will definitely follow up, although it may not be for public consumption because of the security implications.” “We may have to invite relevant authorities to brief us,” the senator, who did not want his identity disclosed, told one of our reporters. The House of Representatives is investigating the whereabouts of the $1 billion appropriated for the procurement of arms and equipment in the fight against Boko Haram in the Northeast and general insecurity. President Muhammadu Buhari had approved the release of $1 billion for the procurement of security equipment. http://thenationonlineng.net/govt-orders-877m-arms-fight-boko-haram-others/ |
baliyubla:Pdp miscreants don’t know when to play politics and when to be serious Everything is not politics |
Our Baba I mean we the progressives and patriotic Nigeria |
Kenekingisback:Let the vote count in FeBuhari you will understand what they call regions with Block vote |
Kenekingisback:It seems they torment you day and night |
Baba obj you are respected Please let’s stop playing all this ethno religious cards Nigeria will decide Gone are the days mafias decides for us |
Story |
When I see the likes of Tinubu I am proud to be a progressives Not like those miscreants called Fayose, Reno, FFK , Adeyanju And Asari Dokubo |
Asiwaju is a confirmed leader
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4601CE:You are a patriot |
4601CE:With ease |
madridguy:Lol � |
Sai Buhari |
Above All Next level sure pass for Pmb & Pyo |
iCauseTrouble:It’s not what is used in measuring success |
ashacot:It will be old model then You will enter the one that has been designed for your destiny |
Reno, Dino , FFk , Deji Adeyanju lead by Ayo Fayose are mistakes that should be corrected finally by 2019 It’s a task that must be achieved |
They lack tolerance |
tuniski:You will be shocked by 2:30pm on February 14th |
tuniski:Sai Bubu |
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