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Even if he get something pass cancer na him i go cast my vote for APC - change CHANGE - fedral |
Even if he get something pass cancer na him i go cast my vote for APC - change |
Tout on is daily duty |
We are increasing one by one many by many and day by day i won't support looser team APC - change CHANGE - federal |
U ar a real terrorist |
I think GEJ don drink his ogogoro(gin) before naming Northern Foreshore Estate, lekki as his achievement buhari till this ogogoro man out of reduce his lies |
They join the wining party |
Am sure there some person with toilet broom there |
See the crowed like ant shey u no rent person, if so u don enter |
Because they don't look for any body maney as pastor did bcs any prophecy oppose jonathan, they will be taken their share from N21b |
Water don dry for the back of jonathan fish buhari till jona become fisher man |
He's already not ur member, why worried |
Buhari till jonathan become fisher man |
on Tuesday, January 13 in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as some politicians known as the Agagu Boys defected from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC. This development, though a big shock, but was dismissed by the State PDP, which said their defection was long overdue. Reports had it that the late former governor Dr. Olusegun Agagu, before his demise had been fraternizing with the leadership of the APC. PDP AND APC The late Agagu at some point was alleged to have met with the national leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu several times on the possibility to collaborate. The information leaked to the leadership of the PDP and Agagu was said to be sidelined on matters of the state, as Mimiko dictated the tune, even while in his former Party. Then, Agagu and his boys were tagged PDP Jagaban. However, with the death of Agagu and the development which led to Mimiko defection to the PDP, the Agagu boys became threatened and uncomfortable with his leadership of the party. Political future After much dilly-dallying, Agagu’s younger brother who was his Chief of Staff for six years Femi Agagu led others to the former President Olusegun Obasanjo, his late brother’s god-father, to seek his advice on their political future under Mimiko’s leadership of the Party in the state. Femi confirmed to Vanguard that former President Obasanjo knows and approves of their defection bid. Asked if their recent meeting with President Obasanjo in Abeokuta, Ogun State has anything to do with their defection, Femi said “It has every thing to do with our action.” Vanguard reliably gathered that the former President Obasanjo facilitated the meeting Agagu boys had with Tinubu in his Bourdillion, Lagos residence. Basking in the euphoria of his endorsement by the former President and Tinubu, Femi Agagu swung into action and started the mobilization of those he helped while he was the Chief of Staff and who benefited from his brother’s six years reign. He won the hearts of some former Commissioners who are his friends and whom he influenced their appointment- Olaitan Ayeni (Works), Boye Adegbemisoye (Special Duties) and two former Speakers, Victor Olabimtan who is a Federal Commissioner, Federal Civil Service Commission and Taofiq Abdusalam. Others are a State party chairman, working committee members, members of National Assembly, Speakers and members of Ondo State House of Assembly, commissioners and Special Advisers. A former Speaker, Hon Olabimtan was said to have jumped ship because of an alleged disagreement over his re-appointment as Commissioner in the Federal Civil Service Commission after serving his term. But another source said he was annoyed because his appointment as the state Coordinator of President Goodluck Jonathan campaign was allegedly upturned by Governor Mimiko. This has however been denied by the governor’s aide who described him as been selfish and self centred. No fewer than 48 names were paraded as defectors to the opposition APC. Among the defectors were former Commissioners- Niran Sule (Special Duties), Mrs Bukola Tenabe (Women Affairs), Tola Wewe (Tourism), Tola Aworh (Information) and Akinyemi Akinnigbagbe (Agriculture), Also a serving member representing Owo/Ose Hon Eniolorunda Omosule and another former member, Hon Akinyujha Jones equally defected. Some foot soldiers of the PDP governorship candidate in the 2012 election, Chief Olusola Oke were among the defectors. Femi Agagu at a conference to announce their defection said “We have resolved to embrace change which the APC represents and drum support for the victory of General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) and Professor Yemi Osinbajo, as well as all the candidates of the party. “We took this decision after lengthy sessions of consultation with friends, political associates as well as supporters in all the 203 wards of the state. We have also received the confidence of distinguished elder statesmen, non political young and elderly citizens who are concerned about the future of our dear state and country.” Swift reaction Meanwhile, receiving the defectors, the party Vice Chairman in the South West, Chief Oluwole Akinyelure and the state Chairman, Hon. Isaac Kekemeke said they will be integrated into the party not as joiners but co-founders. They urged the new members to work tirelessly for the party to win in the next year elections. But in a swift reaction to the development, the Peoples Democratic Party in Ondo State, in a statement issued by the state’s Publicity Secretary, Hon. Banji Okunnomo said those who claimed to have defected from the PDP had since ceased to be members of the ruling party. The party said: “The game plan of the members of the opposition who only waited till now to make their membership of the party public was to act as spoilers within but failed to achieve their aims. The PDP in Ondo state today is free of disloyal elements who hitherto worked with the opposition from within.” Source: VANGUARD |
Waiting for reply from mr president |
Jona to otueke next month |
But GEJ promise free and fair election why this |
Shey na him vote go carry my awaiting president enter this guy na wash |
The Ekiti State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said it had uncovered a plot by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the state, to disrupt the campaign rally for Muhammadu Buhari, slated for January 14, in Ado-Ekiti. In a statement by its state Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatubosun, the party said it had incontrovertible evidence that the PDP had mapped out plans to unleash terror on APC members and supporters by using fake soldiers imported from neighbouring countries to be mixed with local miscreants to cause mayhem. “The local miscreants are to help identify APC members and their supporters to be attacked at check points and thereby prevent them from entering the state. The Plan B is to deck PDP thugs in APC uniforms to shoot APC members coming to the rally as PDP did in Rivers State,” Olatunbosun alleged. He reminded Nigerians that Governor Ayo Fayose has been boasting that like PDP did in Akure, he will also not allow APC to hold its campaign and ‘Walk for Change’ rally in Ekiti State. “But we urge our teeming supporters not to be intimidated because Fayose does not have a monopoly of violence. Any attempt to prevent or disrupt our rallies shall be fiercely resisted,” he said. Olatubosun therefore urged the Army and police to be professional in the handling of political activities in the state and should not allow themselves to be used to intimidate anybody ahead of the February 14 presidential election. “Ekiti people, like other Nigerians, have made up their minds to effect a change in the leadership of the country for good governance for national growth and their individual development. No force can deter them from achieving this noble and historical feat,” Olatubosun said. In a swift reaction to the allegation, the PDP described it as ridiculous and face saving, as it was common knowledge that the people of the state had rejected the APC. “They know that the people of the state will not welcome their team. They know that as the people rejected them during the June 21 poll, they have even seen more of APC’s deceit and would not accord them any warm welcome,” the state Secretary of the PDP, Tope Aluko said. http://www.osundefender.org/?p=205252 |
Market women and other shop owners in Osogbo have said that they will not close their shops when President Goodluck Jonathan visits the state capital, on Tuesday, in continuation of his presidential campaign. The traders’ stance came on the heels of an unconfirmed order, allegedly directing traders in the state capital not to open their shops during the President’s visit. Some market women told our correspondent that they had been ordered not to open on Tuesday for security reasons because of the President’s visit but they vowed to open their shops. However, the Iyaloja General of Osun State, Alhaja Awawu Asindemade, in an interview with our correspondent, on Monday, asked all market men and women to open their shops. She said that it was only when a monarch died that markets could be closed down in line with Yoruba tradition. Asindemade stated that she also heard of the alleged order but that nobody came to inform her officially. She said the alleged order was not from the Presidency but it might be from some politicians. The Commissioner of Police, Osun State, Mr. Abubakar Marafa, when contacted on the telephone by our correspondent said he was not aware of such an order. He said, “You can find out from the state government. They are the ones in charge of the markets.” But a group, Justice Now Foundation, in a statement made available to our correspondent on Monday, frowned at the alleged order. The Executive Secretary of NF, Mr. Bello Adebayo, said the alleged closure order was anti-masses and insensitivity to the plights of traders who were living from hand to mouth. Adebayo said, “We were informed that there is an order that market men and women at Old Garage, MDS, Akindeko and their environs should not open their shops or go to the market on Monday and Tuesday because President Jonathan is coming to campaign on Tuesday in Osogbo. “We have gone round the markets and we observed that some people did not open their shops in line with the directive, while the few that opened were panicking and they abruptly closed their shops around noon. “We need to say that the closure of the markets for President Jonathan’s visit is a way of impoverishing the people as they are not allowed to go about their commercial activities where they make money on daily basis. This is clear impunity and abuse of power. “It is even more painful when one remembers that the Jonathan presidency has unleashed economic suffering on the people because of the inability to address brazen corruption and mismanagement of the country’s resources.” http://www.osundefender.org/?p=205396 |
mrvitalis:sure, i think that is they reason why they dont want use stadium bcs if they use dey want disgrace themself they just want use mandel freedom park osogbo |
Man of intergrity buhari till oil dry from south east |
Ipinle oyo ajumose gbogbo wa ni oyo ha dara hoooo ajimobi till akala refund the N3b |
See him teeth like roasted he goat na money go kill some pastors and private jet bull shit |
These women better go sleep before i call PEJ to use her english to bomb them #buhari for sure# |
Jona must go na him forfiet this country buhari til oil dry igbo ppl sorry for ur oil hoooooo |
Haaa they cant do that u want to expose them? Fashola easy easy soon they will be jail even mr jona |
Another lie |
Ur achivement is personal but ur failure is not personal? This president thing say we be mumu has he be |
What is wrong with this pastors if they want to be campaign manager for jona make them be haaa i don forget that he u gave more than N1b be campaigning for him jare but both of u would be put to shame next month well E.A adeboye is already campaigning for him |
That is what we know PDP for from day one |
Fill in the gap buhari till PEG english spoken is .........,what ? Correct |
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