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There is anxiety in Ekiti as the Supreme Court in Abuja would on Tuesday deliver judgment in the appeal filed by the All Progressives Congress against the victory of Governor Ayodele Fayose in the June 21, 2014 governorship election. Fayose, in a statewide broadcast on Monday asked residents to maintain peace and go about their lawful duties. The governor, who thanked the people for voting overwhelmingly for all the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidates in the Saturday House of Assembly elections, said the victory had confirmed that he had a genuine mandate of the people. Expressing belief in God, he said he was sure that he would be vindicated at the end of the day and triumph over whatever plans launched to truncate his tenure by individuals or groups. A commercial driver, Ade Bamdele, expressed confidence that the governor would win the case. A trader, Esther Orji, said the Ekiti people required peace, saying the judgment would remove the tension associated with the election. The Ekiti Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal had on December 19, 2014 upheld Fayose’s victory and dismissed the APC petition for lack of merit. Dissatisfied, the Appellant went to the appellate court to challenge the victory of Fayose on the grounds that he was not qualified to stand election as a candidate because of his impeachment of October 16, 2006. The APC also alleged that the Governor forged his academic certificates and violated the Code of Conduct Rules. The five-member panel chaired by Justice Abdu Aboki in its judgment on February 16 upheld the judgment of the Tribunal which affirmed Fayose of the PDP as the winner of the June 21, 2014 poll. Though the Justice Abdul Aboki-led five-man panel dismissed the appeal filed by the APC, it found merit in the appellant’s complaints that the military was used to harass and intimidate its supporters and leaders during the polls. Dissatisfied, the party went to the Supreme Court. The Independent National Electoral Commission had declared that Fayose polled 203,090 votes to defeat the then incumbent governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, of the All Progressives Congress who polled 120,433 votes in the election. www.punchng.com/news/anxiety-as-supreme-court-decides-fayoses-fate-tuesday/ |
DUTSE – The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Jigawa state has announced Alhaji Abubakar Muhammad Badaru as the winner of the 2015 gubernatorial election. Declaring the result, the Returning Officer, Professor James Ayatse said the APC governorship candidate scored a total 648,045 votes defeating his PDP opponent, Malam Aminu Ringim who scored a total 479, 447 votes. Eleven Members of the Jigawa State House of Representatives and 25 members of the state assembly lost their seats at the state and federal chambers, as APC is leading in 20 local government out of the 27 LGA’s of the state. Result of gubernatorial election from Jigawa as released by INEC Hadejia APC- 28,143 PDP-5,798 Roni APC- 15,273 PDP-9,882 Gagarawa APC-12,382. PDP-11,696 Kiyawa APC-22,628. PDP-22,818 Gwaram APC- 38,655. PDP-29,378 Auyo APC. 19, 254. PDP 18,081 Babura APC 36,911. PDP 18,542 Buji APC 13,570. PDP 17,220 Gumel APC 19,921. PDP 6,197 Miga APC 10,993 PDP 13,531 Birnin-Kudu. APC. 45,258. PDP. 31, 166 Jahun. APC. 29,785. PDP. 26,563 Gwiwa. APC. 13,547. PDP. 15,842 Taura. APC. 24,448. PDP. 18,912 KafinHausa. APC. 33,045. PDP. 25,983 Ringim. APC. 30,984. PDP. 32,861 Dutse. APC. 38,437. PDP. 24,462 Malam Madori. APC. 25,458. PDP. 14,485 Kirikasamma APC. 19,659. PDP. 16,931 Yankwashi. APC. 12,089. PDP. 6,393 Kaugama. APC. 23,737. PDP. 14, 403 Kazaure. APC. 24,828. PDP. 7,004 Guri. APC. 15,343. PDP. 13,898 Maigatari. APC. 20,649. PDP. 18,242 Suletankarkar APC. 23,964. PDP. 19, 863 Birniwa. APC. 22, 423. PDP. 16,838 Garki. APC. 27,161. PDP. 22,458. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/apc-wins-as-inec-announces-jigawa-gov-election-results/ |
Haters keep on hating... APC for life |
Bayswater:haters should keep on hating....na lagoon u go end up |
jacksparrow1207:yeye dey smell |
The Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate in Cross River State, Prof. Ben Ayade, has been declared the winner of the governorship election in the state, having polled 342,016 votes, ahead of the All Progressives Congress candidate in the state, Odey Ochicha, with votes totalling 53,983. The Labour Party candidate, Fidelis Ugbo, garnered 36,918 votes. State Collating Officer, Prof. Comfort Ekpo, declared Ayade the winner in the early hours of Monday in Calabar. www.punchng.com/news/pdps-ayade-wins-cross-river-gov-election/ |
ULSHERLAN:let me help u,he is called APOSTLE SULEIMAN |
The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Malam Nasir El-Rufa’i, appeared to be leading in a landslide at the close of polls in a number of polling stations in some local government areas.http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/news/20313-el-rufa-i-leading-with-landslide-in-kaduna |
kristisking:if El-Rufai will better the lives of Kaduna People,I don't give a shit about ur post... Religion will cause u more harm than good.. |
Where is Apostle Suleman that said El-Rufai will never rule Kaduna? All this our pastors ehn.... |
El-Rufai for Kaduna...Welcome our new governor.... |
Boobs-toting Nollywood diva and singer, Cossy Orjiakor, is never one to go missing in a crowd. Not by a long shot. Her humongous mammary has become such a legend, that both men and women cannot ignore her. Though many may find her repulsive but it doesn’t seem to take any hair off her skin as she flaunts them readily anywhere the opportunity presents itself. The Nutty Queen crooner recently took to her Facebook page to tell her fans how much she cherishes her boobs by heaping praises on God for bestowing her with such gift of life. “ I am so grateful to God for this lovely boobs. Though sometimes they are such a burden. The load gets big but I love them” she says. “ In ten years my boobs will still be firm and good because I will use sucker to pull the milk for my kids. No direct sucking. No breastfeeding” she quips. Then, she added a line that must have got some guys day- dreaming “OMG My boobs fell out again yesterday at TBS. I was so shy of myself as a guy helped package it for me “ www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/no-breastfeeding-for-my-kids-cossy-orjiakor/
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Wife of National leader of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Lagos Central senator, Sen Remi Tinubu, won her polling unit. Ward 09 PU34, Bourdillon Gov APC99 PDP24 Assembly APC 91 PDP31. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/remi-tinubu-wins-polling-unit-2/ |
Wife of National leader of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Lagos Central senator, Sen Remi Tinubu, won her polling unit. Ward 09 PU34, Bourdillon Gov APC99 PDP24 Assembly APC 91 PDP31 |
The Independent National Electoral Commission in Ondo State has cancelled the House of Assembly election in parts of Ilaje, Ugbo and other parts of the state where polls were disrupted on Saturday. Resident Electoral Commissioner, Olusegun Agbaje, gave the hint as information filtered in that ballot boxes and papers, meant for several units in Ayetoro and Ugbo Ward 2, were snatched by armed men. Ilepete community, the collation centre for Ugbo Ward 3, was also reportedly attacked by armed thugs, who engaged in sporadic shooting at Ilowo to scare voters away. INEC confirmed that about 22 units were affected by the disruptions. Also at Ute Ward 12, Unit 6 in Ose Constituency, armed thugs launched an attack, snatching electoral materials and disappearing with them. INEC also confirmed that there was no voting at Itekule, in Ondo East Local Government, as sustained gunshots kept voters indoors through out the accreditation and voting period. Agbaje told one of our correspondents on the telephone on Saturday that INEC had received information about the disruptions across the state. He said the commission had taken a decision to reschedule the elections in the affected areas, particularly areas where elections did not take place at all. The REC added, “We have the reports already and we are waiting for the collation officers to finish their work before we can take a final decision. “If the votes affected in the area are substantial, we will reschedule the election. If we have enough ballot papers after today, we can schedule a bye election for tomorrow(Sunday). “If we don’t have enough ballot papers, we will just wait for Abuja to supply us the materials and then conduct a bye-election at the same time in all the affect areas.” He also confirmed that the police had waded into the situation to ensure that peace returned to the affected areas. www.punchng.com/news/inec-cancels-poll-in-ondo-towns-over-violence/ |
kokoA:hahahaha lwkmd... |
This is a compilation of results from polling units monitor by our reporters. However, only INEC has the power to declare winner. @PU 017 Joseph St, off Opebi Road,Lagos Governorship APC – 51 PDP – 50 HoA APC – 55 PDP – 44 APGA – 1 Kwara. Unit 15, Police Division A, Ilorin: Gov poll: APC 39 PDP 27 H’Assembly: APC 37 PDP 2 Obanikoro wins his PU013, Gerard/Alexander road, Ikoyi. Gov: PDP 50 APC 48. State Assembly: PDP 63 APC 33 APC: 82, PDP 6. Polling unit 019 idiaraba# governorship result Assemby poll result for polling unit 019 Idiaraba mushin. APC 81: PDP 4, APGA 1 #Vanguard |
The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, has won his polling unit, PU013, Gerard/Alexander road, Ikoyi. The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Jimi Agbaje scored 50 votes while Akin Ambode of All Progressives Congress, APC, had 48 votes. In the State House of Assembly polls, PDP won 63 votes while APC had 33 votes |
The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, has won his polling unit, PU013, Gerard/Alexander road, Ikoyi. The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Jimi Agbaje scored 50 votes while Akin Ambode of All Progressives Congress, APC, had 48 votes. In the State House of Assembly polls, PDP won 63 votes while APC had 33 votes. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/obanikoro-wins-polling-unit/ |
Majority of Igbo people that voted during the last presidential election,have decided to chill at home during the governorship election...Kaduna South.. |
Low Turn out in Kaduna South.... |
gregg2:go and sleep... PDP THUGS... |
"A picture that tells stories... "During one of our presidential campaign rallies,a huge crowd of supporters gathered around our campaign vehicle,and General Buhari said to me,Yemi look at the people,what do you see,and I said to him,I see our supporters.. Buhari said look again,look into their eyes,what do you see? And i said your excellency,I see Nigerians.. Then Buhari said,can you see these people,look into their eyes,they have high expectations and hopes on us,they expect us to turn Nigeria around positively the very first day we get to office,Yemi we've got a lot of work to do" Prof Yemi Osinbanjo Narrating one of their campaign story...
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The #BringBackOurGirls group has organised a protest as parts of its one Week Global Action events aimed at commemorating the one year the Chibok girls were abducted from their school in Borno State. The group which started its march at the Unity Fountain walked through the Federal Secretariat to the Police Headquarters and back to the Fountain while distributing its pamphlets, including its Citizens’ Solution to Terrorism, to the public. Speaking during the event, Dr Oby Ezekwesili, who led the group, stated that the protest was to remind the government and Nigerians that 219 Chibok girls were still in the hands of their captors even as the days are rounding up to a year when the incident occurred. “Today is the Day 2 of the One Week Global action. We are heading to one year of the abduction. We have continued our sit-out for 345 days. We have been standing. Today is day 360 since their abduction. In five days, it will be 365, one full calender. The theme for our one year commemoration is “365 Days On, Chibok Girls — Never To Be Forgotten” They will never be forgotten. “We are reminding people that for 360 days the girls have not be rescued. We believe that they can be rescued. We have cities all over the world remembering these girls. The red ribbons we tie on the polls is a reminder that our Chibok girls are not back. People want to move on. But we refuse to move on,” she said. Ezekwesili stated that the group believed that the girls as far as they are still alive will be rescued one day, which has made it continue with its advocacy even when most Nigerians have given up hope. “Our Chibok girls are somewhere in the face of the planet. We believe that with Military effort and our collaboration with the world, we must find them. We refuse to speculate if they are alive or not. Their parents have not lost hope. They believe that the girls will be rescued and we are keeping up with this hope, that they will be brought back to their families alive,” she said. The group, apart from distributing pamphlets to people, also beautified the polls along the road including the Eagles Square with red ribbons to remind government and the public yet again about the girls. Recall that the Global Week of action started April 8 with a press briefing and it will culminate, April 14 with a Global march, the unveiling of the Chibok Girls Signpost and the Vigil and candlelight procession. www.leadership.ng/news/424399/one-year-commemoration-bbog-organises-protest-for-chibok-girls |
Kaduna- El-Rufai (APC) Benue-Samuel Artom (APC) |
Nice one |
abduljabbar8:shey Barcanista was once pro - apc |
At least one person has been reportedly killed in Efon Alaaye, Ekiti State, as the move to impeach the State Governor, Ayo Fayose, by the state House of Assembly gathers momentum on Tuesday. The victim of the protest to stop the lawmakers from sitting to continue with the impeachment move, Modupe Olaiya, was said to have been killed in a yet- to-be-ascertained circumstances while the 19 All Progressives Congress members of the House attempted to enter the state capital, Ado Ekiti, through the Efon Alaaye area. UPDATED at 11am: A huge protest is currently ongoing in Ado Ekiti, capital of Ekiti State, against the move of Ekiti State House of Assembly to impeach the state Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, over alleged constitutional breaches. Heavy security has been put in place in strategic locations in Ado Ekiti, while entry routes have been blocked and taken over by security operatives. Details later. . . ———————————————————————— ——– Members of the Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti State on Monday blocked the two major roads leading to the state House of Assembly following rumours that 19 All Progressives Congress lawmakers were planning to hold a sitting to impeach Governor Ayodele Fayose. The party loyalists were led by the Deputy Governor, Kolapo Olusola; a former Speaker, Tunji Odeyemi; the Special Assistant to the governor on Information, Lanre Ogunsuyi, and Fayose’s Public Communications and New Media aide, Lere Olayinka. Although nine Toyota Hilux vans carrying men and officers of the Police and the Department of State Services manned the main entrances to the Assembly, the PDP members erected canopies about 200 metres away from the Assemby’s premises. Some of them sat quietly under the canopies erected by the Secretariat Road while others danced to music supplied in front of the old complex. A bus was used by the PDP members to prevent movement into the Assembly premises from the same road. On Iyin Road, many of the party supporters also ensured that no one was allowed into the complex. The APC lawmakers, who had since November 17 stayed away from the House proceedings, had served Fayose with an impeachment notice. They cited impunity, brigandage, stalking and other constitutional breaches by Fayose as reasons for the impeachment notice. But Ogunsuyi told journalists on Monday that the APC lawmakers led by the Speaker, . Adewale Omirin, erred in law by sending a notice of impeachment to Fayose. He added that Omirin could not claim to be the Speaker while still challenging his own impeachment in the court. The governor’s information aide said, “The new Nigeria which President Goodluck Jonathan and Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) all campaigned for is the one that would respect the rule of law. With this convergence, you can see that the people are standing by their governor. They are ready to defend their mandate. “Nobody asked Omirin and other APC lawmakers not to come to the Assembly; they only decided to abdicate their duties since November 17, 2014. Impeachment procedure does not start and end with the Assembly alone. The Judiciary is involved; so their action or plan is highly condemnable. “We want to emphasise that they are welcome as long as they are concerned about making laws for the progress of the state; but if it is meant to come and impeach Governor Fayose, we won’t allow that.” Ogunsuyi, however said the governor, as the leader of the state, would continue to extend the olive branch to the lawmakers. He said, “We don’t want any unwholesome issue because the task of developing Ekiti is an onerous task that needs to be pursued with vigour. The governor doesn’t want any distraction and that is why he has been pursuing peace at all times. “We want some measure of decorum in Ekiti. We are not proud of the era whereby we had three governors within a week. We want a stable government and that we will continue to pursue for Ekiti to be at peace.” Odeyemi advised the APC lawmakers to sheathe their swords and allow peace to reign by putting the interest of the state above theirs. He said,”The entire issue calls for concerns. As a former legislator, I am quite aware of the rudiment of impeachment process, but far from this, the issue of the news any impeachment will bring to Ekiti’s credibility is uppermost in my mind. “How would they perceive Ekiti as a people nationwide? So, I am calling on my colleagues to have a rethink because we are duty bound to contribute to the development of this state. I plead with them to embrace reconciliation and forget about heating up the polity unnecessarily.” Olayinka said he received a call from an unknown person on Monday who claimed to be an official of the DSS . Olayinka added that the caller whom he described as an impersonator, said his office received a report that he was inciting people of the state to violence with the state-owned radio. He said, “I received a call today (Monday) from a number, 08141602777, claiming that it was from the DSS headquarters in Abuja. I was told that a report was made in the DSS office that I was inciting Ekiti people to violence with the Ekiti Radio.” According to him, the general manager of the Progress FM, Ado Ekiti, also received a similar message from same number. The aide stated that he later contacted the DSS office in Ado Ekiti to verify the claim and identify the caller but was told to disregard the call. However, the APC lawmakers, in a statement said Fayose was compounding his problems by inciting people,who they called thugs, against the Assembly. They advised him to note that violence would not solve the burden of constitutional breaches that he had placed on himself. The lawmakers, in the statement by Omirin’s Special Adviser on Media, Wole Olujobi, wondered why a governor that had questions to answer would get involved in other unlawful conduct such as the invasion of the Assembly by thugs. The statement read in part, “It is shocking that the governor would start any act of illegality bordering on public disorder when he is having a load of illegal acts on his head upon which he is facing removal from office. “Ekiti people were shocked when news spread that the governor had asked his thugs to invade the Assembly and occupy the place to prevent the lawmakers from performing their legal duties. “These PDP members were holding their meeting in their secretariat when instruction reached them that they must relocate to the Assembly premises where thugs were beating passersby and molesting motorists and residents. All these illegal acts cannot save the governor. “This is the way a court in the state was invaded by thugs who beat up the judges. They tore court records in the Chief Judge’s office and beat up his secretary. “Now is the turn of the House of Assembly. What the governor is doing is a confirmation that he does not believe and cannot tolerate democratic practice. But democracy is what Ekiti people want and so we expect people of conscience and good will to support the efforts to allow Ekiti people enjoy democratic governance.” The lawmakers advised the governor to defend the allegations against him in the impeachment notice instead of resorting to self-help that offered nothing but unnecessary venting of anger on the peaceful people of Ekiti State. They also confirmed in the statement that the security details of the Speaker had been restored by the Police and the DSS. Jonathan didn’t ask me to resign –Fayose Meanwhile, Fayose has debunked a rumour that he had been advised by President Goodluck Jonathan to resign. He also denied receiving impeachment notice from the 19 APC lawmakers who accused him of committing eight impeachable offences. Fayose stated these on Monday during a media chat, Meet Your Governor, monitored in Ado Ekiti. He boasted that nobody could remove him from office because he was holding a mandate given to him by the people of the state. He added that before anybody could remove him, such individual would have to remove God first and the people of Ekiti State. Responding to questions from viewers on the blockage of roads leading to the Assembly complex , the governor said all the attacks on him were because of his support for President Goodluck Jonathan . He said, “I don’t know of any invasion; I don’t know of any threat to the House of Assembly and I am not aware of any impeachment process. I am aware the House is on recess and Omirin is in court challenging his impeachment in Lagos and Abuja.” “They claimed to have served me on Easter Day, can you imagine that? Who did they serve and who received it (the impeachment notice)? “The enemies of Ekiti people are at work again. I left in 2006, eight years ago and God in his infinite mercy brought me back the same day and the same month that I was removed. “They are waging war against my people, those who voted me in; nobody has served (impeachment notice). I read it on the Internet the same way you read it on the Internet.” Fayose said he had no regret supporting and campaigning for Jonathan. “Because Buhari won an election, they are waging war against me. When I won election, that was the same thing they did. They are not doing it for the love of Ekiti people but for their personal interest. “Omirin wanted to become Acting Governor but the Bible says who art thou oh mountain before Zerubbabel, thou shall be removed. They employed every trick to frustrate my inauguration but they failed. I know hey will fail again. “If you will remove me, you will have to remove God first who put me there. You can’t unseat God; nobody can unseat me. No matter their number, they can’t remove me.’’ www.punchng.com/news/impeachment-deputy-gov-others-block-ekiti-assembly-entrances/ |
The Deputy Governor of Jigawa, Alhaji Ahmad Mahmud, has defected to the All Progressives Congress. But the state Peoples Democratic Party stated that he was expelled for alleged anti-party activities. This was contained in a statement by the PDP chairman of Galagamma ward in Gumel, Jigawa, Alhaji Ibrahim Kafinta, made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Dutse. The chairman said the decision to expel Mahmud was taken during a stakeholders meeting held in his ward. Reports had earlier indicated that Mahmud had dumped the PDP for the All Progressives Congress, which won the March 28 election in the state. Kafinta did not say when the stakeholders meeting, which ratified the expulsion, held. The ward chairman alleged that the deputy governor “sabotaged PDP” during the recent National Assembly election. He added that the Gumel Local Government Area headquarters of the party, had endorsed the expulsion. Efforts by NAN to get the comments of the deputy governor on the matter failed as he neither picked a call nor replied a text message sent to him. www.punchng.com/news/jigawa-dep-gov-defects-to-apc/ |
rokiatu:babe this ur booty na die ooo... |
sherrylo:I tire ooo... Lies everywhere and some folks are already saying fake change.. |
Is anybody watching(A.I.T) how pdp rigged the election in Imo state? PDP is cancer... |
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