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Former Minister of Transportation and Presidential Aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Rt Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has assured delegates of the Party in the Federal Capital Territory of better representation if they support him to clinch the Party’s presidential ticket and proceed to win the general elections in 2023.

Amaechi gave the assurance during his consultative meeting with delegates of the APC in Abuja, Tuesday night, adding that there would be equal representation between men and women, while Ministers will know their portfolios ahead of their screening and would be screened based on that

“If you elect me as your president, ministers will know their portfolio before they get to the National Assembly, so that when the National Assembly is interviewing a Minister, they’ll interview the Minister to know their capacity, to see how qualified he is to be minister for Transport, for instance. So that when they are asked questions, it will border on how they can tackle challenges in those sectors.”

He added that Ministers from the 36 States and the FCT will be appointed by their people after stakeholders’ meetings to nominate at least three names from their States. This he noted is to ensure transparency and accountability.

“Where you give us two females, there must be one man. Where you give us two men, there must be one woman, preferably, one man, one woman and one youth. When they bring those names, the leadership of the Party at the National level will sit and choose one out of the three. The only ones I will be privileged to appoint would be the extras.”

For the people of the FCT who tend to feel marginalized by their status as a territory and not a State, Amaechi said, “I will treat you like a State, but you must give me the power to treat you like a State by voting for me. If given the chance, the FCT Minister will be from FCT.

“All of us will participate collectively. So that if we fail or succeed, all of us will be participants in either the failure or the success, but I can assure you we won’t fail, because I’ve never failed. As Speaker, as Governor, as Minister, you can see the railways.”

For safety on the rail lines, he said before he resigned as Minister, “We have put security in place so that those who will travel as soon as they (NRC) resumes (train service on Abuja-Kaduna rail line) on the 23rd will not have challenges. We have agreed with the Air Force that they will over-fly the trains so that anybody they see trying to compromise the tracks, they will shoot. People who have no business being on the track should stay away, because if they see anything suspicious, they will shoot.”

Responding, leader of the APC in the FCT, Sen. Isa Maina said, “your pedigree is intimidating. By God’s grace you’ll be President two times. Your very intimidating entourage speak volumes. We’ve had other aspirants come to speak to us and no one has come with such delegation.

“We trust your word that the FCT will be treated as a State. I urge all of us (delegates) to give him (Amaechi) the support because I know he does not lie. I know you’re very capable, you are a man of your words,” he said.

Amaechi was accompanied by high profile dignitaries and associates, including former Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen. Yusuf Tukur Buratai, former Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba, Senators, among others.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/2023-its-either-amaechi-or-me-on-apc-ballot-jigawa-gov-badaru/

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Some of Turkey demand are as follows:

NATO should classify not only the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) but also the Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) and the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) in the alliance’s list of threats.

The United States should then extradite Pennsylvania-based dissident cleric Fethullah Gülen to Turkey.

All NATO members, including Sweden and Finland, must cease any activity by the PKK, SDF, or FETO on their territories.

The United States and other NATO bodies must lift all sanctions related to Turkey’s purchase of the S-400, including sanctions upon the Turkish Defense Industry Directorate.

Turkey would not only receive the new F-16s and upgrade kits for its existing fleet, but Turkey will also be able to rejoin the F-35 program from which it was expelled after activating the Russian S-400s.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has publicly rejected Sweden and Finland’s accession to NATO. Because consensus governs NATO, every member has a veto. Privately, however, the negotiating is just beginning. Over at the national security and defense website 19FortyFive, I argue that the United States and European states should not bargain with Turkey but should instead play hardball.

A usually reliable source subsequently sent me a list of Turkish demands. While the State Department has not yet confirmed these, they appear consistent with past Turkish diplomatic démarches. In order to get Turkey to drop its objection to NATO enlargement, Erdogan demands the following:

NATO should classify not only the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) but also the Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) and the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) in the alliance’s list of threats.
The United States should then extradite Pennsylvania-based dissident cleric Fethullah Gülen to Turkey.
All NATO members, including Sweden and Finland, must cease any activity by the PKK, SDF, or FETO on their territories.
The United States and other NATO bodies must lift all sanctions related to Turkey’s purchase of the S-400, including sanctions upon the Turkish Defense Industry Directorate.
Turkey would not only receive the new F-16s and upgrade kits for its existing fleet, but Turkey will also be able to rejoin the F-35 program from which it was expelled after activating the Russian S-400s.
Lastly, the United States would cease preventing Turkey from exporting military products containing Western components.
In short, Turkey’s demands are impossible to meet. A Belgian court, for example, has ruled that the PKK represents not a terrorist group but rather “a party in a non-international armed conflict.” Likewise, Turkey’s dossier of accusations against Gülen failed to convince US diplomats or the Justice Department. If anything, its sloppiness raised doubt on the capabilities of Turkish intelligence and the legitimacy of its products. Regardless, Erdogan beclowns himself with such demands as he appears not to realize that outside Turkey, NATO member presidents and prime ministers cannot order their judiciaries to change positions or strip rights away from their citizens or permanent residents. The same logic applies to Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) sanctions. Even if President Biden wanted to assuage Erdogan, he cannot run roughshod over US law. The Syrian Defense Forces, meanwhile, proved a far more reliable ally against the Islamic State than Turkey.

In some ways, the most interesting demand, however, is the last regarding re-exports of American components incorporated into Turkish military products. This likely reflects real concern in Ankara at congressional moves to restrict the sale of some electronics to Turkey after revelations that Turkey used American computer chips in drones that it subsequently deployed against Kurds or Armenians, or sold to Ethiopia for use in its genocidal campaign against the Tigrayans.

If these demands hold, it becomes clearer than ever that Turkey does not belong in NATO.

https://www.aei.org/foreign-and-defense-policy/erdogan-issues-his-demands-to-nato/

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-17/what-turkey-wants-from-sweden-and-finland-in-nato-expansion-spat

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The frustrated ragtag and outdated Russia Army can see that is even impossible for them to take over Eastern Ukraine not talk of the whole Ukraine, now they are finding who to lay the blame on .

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Putin NATO Sales Man of the year