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Johnnyessence: senator Ladoja is old to govern Oyo again even if he backs lanleyin he will just receive 40% votes of electorate ajimobi(ajumose) will break d jinx of Oyo proverb this time Cos' people will vote for him massively Ibadan is not like ekiti where by d so called rich politicians will be giving d masses kerosene and rice they are fooled they are educated.even PEJ will loose with a landslide in Oyo states Cos' d margin will be much.

pls what is ladoja and ajimobi age?

The ancient town of Oyo witnessed an
unprecedented turn out of
residents and Accord Party Faithfuls who
thronged out to the open
field in front of the palace of the Alaafin of Oyo,
to welcome the
National Leader of Accord to the town. The
occasion was to formally
welcome over 5000 members of the All
Progressive Congress and their
party chieftains who decamped into the Accord
Party.
The erstwhile Oyo east local government
chairman of APC, Alhaji
Mukaila who spoke on be half of other excos
who decamped said that the
era of APC reign in Oyo is now effectively over,
he thanked his leader
Hon. Kazeem Kolawole Raji aka KK. Who
facilitated his entrant and that
of other excos of The APC in Oyo east local
government into the accord
party.
On their part leaders of the decampees Hon.
Kazeem Kolawole Raji, kk
and Hon. Agboola Kamorudeen aka Iselose,
spoke at the event, kk
remarked that he left the APC because the party
is no longer capable
of meeting, His political expectations and more
importantly the APC
led govt in Oyo state has failed the people. He
said though he was a
major financial of Senator Ajimobi campaigns in
the 2011 elections he
has no regret dumping the party that has
brought untold hardship to
the people of the state. He told the mammoth
crowd that Governor
Ajimobi had called to plead with him to recind
his decision, but he
was too late has his mind was set to be a
member of the accord party.
He said all these while displaying his accord
party membership card.
Senator Lanleyin also spoke at the event, in his
remark he noted that
all political parties are good, it's just that some
are better, he
quipped that there is nothing bad in a
government beautifying the
state, but not at the expense of the welfare and
well being of her
citizens, as a hungry man can not appreciate
flowers. He said the
needs of the people are simple and a caring
government should be able
to meet those needs for the people. He
remarked that though he is
interested in becoming the governor of the
state, he is however
willing to support a man with experience who
has done it before.
Senator Ladoja in his speech welcome the new
members into the party
and told them to feel at home in accord party
and not see themselves
as new comers. That the floor is open for them
to seek any elective
office they desire as the party will not
discriminate against them.
Senator Rasidi Ladoja was accompanied by the
National secretary of
Accord Alhaji Nureni Adisa, State Party
Chairman Alhaji Bashir Lawal,
State deputy Chairman Yinka Adeniyi,Senator
Olufemi Lanlenyin Chief
Dele Adigun, Mr. RemiAyodele and a host of
other party leaders. https://m.facebook.com/rashidi.a.ladoja/albums/736957273036738/?start_index=72

Prophet Ireti Ajanaku who is the
founder of the Christ Revival Victory
Chapel international ever since he was
reported dead on Saturday, August 17,
2013 as it took a long time before his
family and church members believed he
was really dead.
The prophet was buried today the 17th
of July, 2014. After the church service,
guests present and family members
proceeded to the late prophet’s house
where the corpse of the prophet was
laid to rest.
According to E24-7 magazine, popular
gospel singers Tope Alabi, Evang. Bola
Are, Shola Allyson, amongst others who
were always around the late prophet
when he was alive, were missing at the
burial today.
It was reported that the late Ajanaku
was involved in a messy media war
with Tope Alabi shortly before his death
last year, where he lashed out the singer
for no longer attending his church along
with her husband. http://www.pakurumo.com/2014/07/gospel-singers-tope-alabi-evang-bola.html?m=1

Damolux01: Which dstv channel will show the match please?

SS9

TheShopKeeper: I will just sit by the sidelines and observe...with the way our politicians are deceiving themselves by not having any sound manifestos and changing parties anyhow.

I wonder oooooooooo na to siddon on the fence and observe

1. Notice of Election, October 1st, 2014.
2. Election Campaigns officially starts by
a. 1. Presidential and National Assembly
Election Campaigns officially starts by
November 16, 2014 to end February, 12, 2015
b. Governorship and State Assembly, November
30, 2014 to end February, 26, 2015.
3. Collection of forms for all elections by
political parties is November 4-11, 2014.
4. All political Parties Primary will start from
October 2 - December 11, 2014.
5. Submission of forms CF001 and CF002 at the
INEC headquarters for
a. Presidential and National Assembly elections,
December 18, 2014 while
b. Governorship and State Assemblies elections,
December 25, 2014 (Christmas Day)
6. Publication of Particulars of Candidates:
a. Presidential and National Assembly,
December 25, 2014
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
January 1st, 2015
7. Last day for the withdrawals of
Candidates:
a. Presidential and National Assembly,
December 30th and
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly,
January 13th, 2015.
8. The last day for submission of
nomination forms by all political parties for
a. Presidential and National Assembly Elections
is January 6, 2015,
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
Elections is January 20, 2015.
9. Publication of Official Register Of Voters,
January 13th, 2015.
10. Publication Of List Of Nominated
Candidates:
a. Presidential and National Assembly is
January 13, 2015,
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
is January 27, 2015.
11. Publication of Notice of All Polls, January
28th, 2015.
12. Submissions of Names of Party Agents in
the Local Government Areas:
a. Presidential and National Assembly is
January 29, 2015,
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
is February 12, 2015.
13. Last Day for Campaigns:
a. Presidential and National Assembly is
February 12, 2015,
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
is February 26, 2015.
14. Dates Of Elections:
a. Presidential and National Assembly is
February 14, 2015,
b. Governorship and State Houses of Assembly
is February 28, 2015. www​. inec nigeria.org

As the 2015 general elections draw close, the
intrigues rocking the political terrain in Oyo
State have continued to be interesting day after
day. As the big players in the various political
parties are coming up with different strategies
to secure victory during the coming elections,
the polity in the state has now become so
charged. The incumbent Governor of the State,
Senator Abiola Ajimobi has already signified his
intention to run for another term in office come
February 2015, and that move expectedly has
been facing a stiff challenge from opposition
politicians, who will not stop at anything to
send the the Ajimobi-led APC government
packing from the Agodi Government house on
May 29, 2015. Governor Ajimobi is facing a
tough opposition against his ambition to stay
beyond this date from the PDP, which his party
defeated to come to power and an army of a
good number of his former aides (who served in
his government) who have teamed up with
other politicians in the state to form the Labour
Party, which is currently gaining grounds.
However, the Governor’s biggest obstacle at the
momemt seem to be the gigantic opposition
force led by a former Governor of the State,
Senator Rashidi Ladoja. The ex-Governor has
been able to form a vibrant political movement,
the Accord Party, which has now become a
talking point throughout the state. It could be
recalled that Ladoja contested in the
Governorship election in 2011 on the platform of
the party and he put up a very strong showing
at the polls. Though he didn’t win, the party
won 8 State Assembly seats and won 4 House
of Reps seats. Since then, Ladoja and his
loyalists have been building on the strength of
the party and they are well set to battle for the
control of the state come 2015, with wide
reports that Ladoja will be giving the
Governorship seat another shot this time again.
A lot of factors have been working well for the
Accord Party in the past months, which have
made it one of the main contenders for power in
the coming election. The party has been
recording a high influx of influential members of
influential politicians who have dumped their
former political parties, especially the PDP. It is
a known fact that the Accord Party was formed
by former members of the PDP who dumped
the party after a series of crises before the 2011
elections. A large chunk of the politicians who
stayed put then in the PDP and worked with
immediate-past Governor, Otunba Alao Akala
have now moved to the Accord Party. The
politicians, most of who served in the Akala
administration have now swithed camp to now
teem up with Ladoja, who used to be their boss
before Akala became Governor.
A good number of big ex-PDP chieftains have
decamped to Accord Party. The latest big fish
that is moving into Accord Party from the PDP,
City People has exclusively gathered is Akala’s
deputy between 2007 and 2011, Hon. Taofeek
Arapaja. The former House of Reps Member and
staunch Ibadan politician is dumping the PDP
to team up with Ladoja in the Accord Party with
a massive team of other influential Ibadan big
political players, we have reliably gathered.
Arapaja is joining AP with Ex-Local Government
Chairmen of Ibadan North, Ibadan North East
and Ibadan South East; Hon Demola Omotosho,
Hon Ademola Ige and Hon Gbenga Adewusi
(Arole), (who were key men of ex-Governor
Akala) among many other key politicians. City
People sources hinted that the Arapaja team
had held the final harmonisation meeting with
the Ladoja team to finalise how to absorb the
new entrants into the party and everything has
been concluded. The date and venue of the
grand rally where Arapaja and his team will
declare for Accord Party will be announced in
few days, we learnt. In fact, some of the
incoming members have been assigned key
exco posts in the party, we also gathered. The
new team joining the Accord Party will be
joining efforts with other key politicians spread
across the state, who are already working for
the 2015 project of the party and as at now,
there hasn’t been any other person aspiring to
contest for the Governorship post in the coming
election apart from Senator Ladoja, the party
leader.
The Ladoja 2015 movement has various key
members of the party who are handling the
execution of the projects in their various regions
in the state. In the Ibadan division, where
Ladoja is well rooted, there are many big
politicians who are also working on the 2015
project. The list includes; Ayodele Adigun, the
former Special Duties Commissioner and later
SSG during Ladoja’s administration in
2003-2007, Hon Babatunde Olaniyan (Akoro)
the Deputy Speaker of Oyo State House of
Assembly who leads 6 other Acccord Party
members of the house, Barrister Bayo Lawal.
Hon MTayo Sarumi, Chief Akin Oshun, Dr. Remi
Ayodele, Hon Olayemi (former chairman of
Ibadan North West), Dr Soji Ajaja and Soji
Akanbi. Serving Senator representing Oyo South
Senatorial District, Chief Femi Lanlehin who
recently dumped Gov. Ajimobi’s APC with his
supporters for the Accord Party is also a part of
the movement. One of the key men in the Akala
government, and former Education
Commissioner, Dr Nureni Akanbi, has also
joined the Accord Party and he is working so
well towards the coming elections.
In the Ibarapa region, Ladoja’s key men include
84 year old Chief Kolawole, a highly repected
politician of many decades from Ibarapa East,
and Honourable Bimbo Adepoju also from the
same Local Government. Ex-ALGON Boss and 3
term Chairman of Ibarapa Central, Hon Ademola
Obafemi Ojo, who dumped the PDP for Accord
Party last year, is also a major force in the
movement. Demola Ojo, who is nursing the
ambition to pick the party’s Senatorial ticket for
Oyo South is a maverick grassroots mobiliser
and his influence has boosted the lots of the
party in the region. Also in Ibarapa Central, the
party has Hon. Eyiande Elejire and Hon
Ademola Babarinde, a former full time
commissioner in the Local Government Service
Commission. In Ibarapa North, the party has
people like Alhaji Mukaila Aborode, the
influential Commissioner for Environment during
the Akala administration, who has also dumped
PDP and a UK-returnee and Super rich
technocrat, Dr Aborode.
In Oke Ogun, influential politicians like Hon
Muda Ogunshola and Engineer Ademola Dele
Ademola, popularly known as Abba (both
former Chairmen of Saki East Local
Government. Hon. Ademola, popularly known as
Agbarapo, the Majority Leader in the immediate
past Legislative Assembly in Oyo State from
Atisbo LG, who was a strong pillar of the PDP in
Oke Ogun recently decamped to Accord party
with his supporters at a massive rally held in
Tede. He is now working for the 2015 agenda of
Ladoja and his team. The immediate past
Chairman of Irepo Local Government, popularly
known as Santana, has also joined the
movement. Others include; Alhaji Lati Komi,
Alhaji Lati Giwan HonM Dauda Alaraje, Alhaji
A.Y Azeez, Chief Olanrewaju (Jagunmolu of
Otu), Hon. Muhameda Raji, Dr Hassam Shittu
(from Orelope LG), Hon Ayo Olanrewaju, Alhaja
Muinat Olona (from Iseyin) and Barrister Raji
(SAN).
In the Oyo/Ogbomosho region, the Ladoja
movement also has a good number of strong
politicians. Chief Bisi Ilaka, who contested for
the Oyo Central Senatorial post in 2011 is still
leading the movement in the Oyo zone. The
influential politician who hails from Oyo has
been working with some other big politicians to
secure victory for the party come 2015. He is
also favoured to pick the Senatorial ticket of
the zone again in the coming election. A former
Deputy Speaker and later Speaker of the OYHA,
Hon Adeolu Ademola from Afijio Local
Government is also holding forth in that region,
so also is the one time Speaker of the OYHA,
Hon. Ashimiyu Alarape from Oyo town, who is
joing the Accord Party from the PDP with Hon.
Arapaja and co. Hon. Ogunmola, the former
chairman of Oyo West Local Government and
Alhaji Obabi from Oyo West are also working for
the movement. In Ogbomosho, the 2 children of
the late Premier of the Western Region, Chief
S.L Akintola, who are playing big in politics are
both in Accord Party. As things stand now, the
Ladoja-led Accord Party has been extending his
tentacles accross the state, all in a bid to get
to power in the state come 2015.

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CFCfan: Nigeria finished 4th in the race

pls whc game remain for us now? can we still win another gold in dis competition?

Monsieurshow: what time is d 4/100 women final race

now

CFCfan: Tosin Oke is still in second place

I want him to win gold jawe

Abeg who is watching triple jump. I need update pls

CFCfan: Tomorrow at 7:10pm

thanks

CFCfan: Tosin Oke jumped 16.75m to win the Group A section. He qualifies for the final

wen is the final?

CFCfan: Yea. Even the Americans had lots of problems with relays in the past. They either drop d baton or change-over outside the designated zone.

how far about triple jump?

Cecediva: CFCfan how many medals do we have now?

27

when is the final pls?

There it is! Blessing Okagbore is the double
Commonwealth sprint champion. Okagbore gets
an electric start, fades as the white line comes
into her sight, but has enough in the tank to win
in 22.25secs.

Just over a week after it's release, 2Face
Idibia's 6 studio album, 'The Ascension', has
reached a high at Billboard » as the number 12
top-selling world music album currently.

This is the first ever time that a Nigerian artiste
has achieved the feat, and definitely holds the
record as the fastest selling album from a
Nigerian.

The new album features RocNation’s Bridget
Kelly , Machel Montano, Fally Ipupa, Kim
Almarcha, Vector, Iceberg Slim and label mates,
Victor Uwaifo, RockSteady and Dammy Krane .
“The Ascension” will is available on Spinlet’s
Mobile App (Spinlet.com), iTunes, Spotify, Konga,
and other digital platforms .

The Economy album is marketed nationwide through Obiano Marketers for N150, while the Premium Jewel
Case album (which includes a 16 page booklet)
is available for sale on Konga.com for N1,000.

Congratulations to 2baba!
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Athletics
Women's 200m semi-finals
Women's 200m semi-finals
England's Jodie Williams makes a late burst
down the straight to take second and book her
spot in the showpiece. But she is nowhere near
cleaning out Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare. The
specialist long-jumper has turned her attentions
to sprinting and, boy, what a move that looks.
She hardly looks out of breath as she crosses in
22.43 seconds

Bronze Medal
Blessing Oborududu (Nigeria) - Women's 63kg
wrestling
Blessing Oborududu (Nigeria) - Women's 63kg
wrestling
Heartbreak for England's Chloe Spiteri who just
misses out on a bronze medal in the women's
63kg wrestling. Nigeria's Blessing Oborududu
walks away with the medal after an 11-2 win.

1 JAM S. McPHERSON 50.67 
2 JAM N. WILLIAMS-MILLS 50.86 
3 JAM C. DAY 51.09 
4 BOT A. MONTSHO 51.10 
5 NGR F. ABUGAN 52.33 
6 SVG K. ALEXANDER 52.78 
7 BAH S. MILLER 53.08 
8 ENG K. MASSEY 53.08

CFCfan: Tomorrow at 12:29pm

thanks bro, howfar about our boxer?

CFCfan: Folasade Abugan qualified for the final. She'll be in lane 2

wen is the final?

CFCfan: And Jelks finishes in 5th place with a time of 10.17s. It's a shame because he had a great start. In fact, he was in the medal zone within the first 70m of the race.

what about 400m?

how far about 400m? hope dem qualify for final?

Gold Medal
Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria) - Women's 100m

CFCfan: So it's Okagbare and Asumnu in tonight's final. Okagbare's 10.93s is just an appetizer

Mark Jelks came in 3rd in the semifinal. Ivy virtue of his time, it looks like he'll make the final as one of the fastest losers.

what's d time of Mark Jelks?

Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Women's 100m semi-finals
Veronica Campbell-Brown comes through late
and fast to take the second semi-final in a time
of 11.02 seconds.
Nigeria's Gloria Asumnu took the second spot to
progress to the final with Canada's Khamica
Bingham waiting on a fastest loser spot like her
fabulously named compatriot Crystal Carly-
Kirsten Emmanuel. Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Women's 100m semi-finals
The third and final semi-final features Nigeria's
gifted Blessing Okagbare. The 25-year-old, easy
to spot with bleached blonde hair, finished sixth
in the last world championships and has
previously competed in the long jump.
Jamaica's Kerron Stewart will be her main rival
with England's Bianca Williams up against it.

Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Women's 100m semi-finals
Veronica Campbell-Brown comes through late
and fast to take the second semi-final in a time
of 11.02 seconds.
Nigeria's Gloria Asumnu took the second spot to
progress to the final with Canada's Khamica
Bingham waiting on a fastest loser spot like her
fabulously named compatriot Crystal Carly-
Kirsten Emmanuel.

Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Women's 100m semi-finals
Blessing Okabare got a sluggish start, but from
60m onwards she just gobbled up the track
beneath her. The clock stops at 10.93 seconds
with plenty of daylight between her and Kerron
Stewart in second.
England's Bianca Williams is third in 11.34
seconds and that is good enough to sneak the
eighth and final spot in the final at 21:35 BST
tonight.
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