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Davash222:Buhari has no respect for his wife. It is an insult. |
The best thing for Obaseki now is to negotiate for his future and chill down like Ambode that is if his stubborness and bad advisers him will allow. |
If this news is true, it is a wrong step. They would have allowed him to contest and fail in the direct primary. |
Heffalump:He is actually not a politician the way he is handling this matter. |
This is a wrong reporting. The man did not say this. |
June 11, 2020 Cletus Ukpong ,PremiumTimes Rotimi Amaechi, Nigeria’s Minister of Transportation, lost out again in the crisis bedevilling the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, as a high court in the state on Tuesday declared Igo Aguma, of a rival faction, the acting chairman of the party in the state. The APC has barred its members from appealing the judgement. Mr Aguma belongs to a faction of the APC in Rivers that is loyal to Magnus Abe, a former governorship aspirant in the state. Mr Amaechi is a former governor of Rivers and one of APC’s most influential leaders, but he has been having it tough getting the APC in Rivers to unite in the party’s quest to wrestle power from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the oil-rich state. The protracted crisis in the party prompted the court to declare that the APC did not have a governorship candidate in Rivers in 2019, paving the way for Governor Nyesom Wike of the PDP to have an easy second term victory. Mr Aguma, a former member of the House of Representatives and former political ally to Mr Amaechi, parted ways with him over his (Amaechi) insistence that Mr Abe would not be the APC governorship candidate in the 2015 and the 2019 elections. Mr Aguma filed a lawsuit in December 2019 against the APC, including its national chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, for setting up a caretaker committee to run the affairs of the party in Rivers. The setting up of the caretaker committee contravened the APC rules, Mr Aguma had told the court. READ ALSO: Amidst rift with Oshiomhole, Obaseki vows not to leave APC The court presided by Justice George Omereji declared that Mr Aguma suffered injustice and his civil rights violated when the APC set up the caretaker committee. The APC in its reaction to the development has barred its members from appealing the court judgment. The APC National Vice Chairman, South-South, Hilliard Etah, said in a statement on Wednesday, “This is to categorically state that the National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has not delegated any authority to anyone, group of persons, agents or whatsoever to appeal the said judgement”. Mr Etah said the APC was yet to take a decision whether to appeal the judgment or not. Mr Abe said of the court judgment, “The only thing wrong with the judgment is that it failed to massage the ego of any individual.” He advised Mr Aguma not to harbour personal or hidden agenda, but to “reach out to all persons of consequence in the party who are desirous of repositioning the party”. He said he should have the courage to move on if people do not want to join him to rebuild the APC in the state. “None of us can be bigger than the party,” he said. The recent appointment of Mr Abe into the board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation by President Muhamadu Buhari has also unsettled the APC faction loyal to Mr Amaechi. It is unclear, for now, if there is a hidden plan by some powerful people within the APC to push Mr Amaechi aside and rebuild the party in Rivers around Mr Abe ahead of the 2023 general elections. PREMIUM TIMES could not immediately reach the transport minister for his comment. |
maestroferddi:His waec results showed it. |
Adikestanley:Our people don't believe in the disease. This is the greatest problem. Like my mother in the village, when you call her to make sure she is keeping to the rules, she will tell us there is nothing like that disease. And this is the majority of the opinion in the village. |
Why are these people busy creating enemies left and right for the governor. |
quickberry:Dont mind him. |
Top1gun:You actually ended without making any meaning kid. |
seanfer:Amaechi took up a fight bigger than him by the way he tried to remove the national chairman of his party. First is Magnus Abe's NNPC appointment and this one now. They will finish him politically. |
imohimoh12:Thanks for this. |
moderatedguy:My friend it is a fake news. No court gave any other.. |
This is a fake news. Click on the link, it brings another headline. Mods, take down this. |
See how this op just displayed his ignorance. Did they tell you he appointed her. He nominated her name for the election that will soon hold. Dont make yousellf a laughing stock. You just displayed your illiteracy. |
Things have gone beyond repair for the governor. He allowed bad advisers to deceive him. He will also re build Kabaka's hotel with everyrhing inside it in few days to primary.. |
Awol1:Do you know the reason Pius Odubu bought the party form? |
Kalu don suffer. |
The power of Tinubu |
martineverest:You are really fighting hard to defend Obaseki. But dont cry rigging when the chips are down. |
[quote author=martineverest post=90174192]u can't decide for Edo people....it's obaseki or PDP. any mistake by APC will give pdp the election.... this Tinubu visitation wasn't necessary [/quote When the chips are down you cry rigging. When the chips are down you cry it is rigged. |
Failed in Abuja, Obaseki dispatches emissaries, SSG Osarodion Ogie to Bourdillion ......as APC Governors plan visit to Tinubu By John Mayaki The chips are down and the haughtiness of the man who said his ambition is non-negotiable has mellowed. His name is Godwin Obaseki and his emissaries, led by Osarodion Ogie, are meandering around Bourdillion, gearing ahead for APC Governor’s visit to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The mission is simple: to lobby, plead, and negotiate, so that favour may go in the direction of the recalcitrant Obaseki. This effort comes after their attempt to meet with the President became futile, revealing the great disquiet, desperation, and an atmosphere of looming failure in that camp, which now drives their attempts. Is it not rather ironic that a man, who went from podium to podium, channel to channel, displaying a megalomaniac attitude, declaring his 2nd term ambition sacrosanct and undebatable, is now going state to state, door to door, seeking support and assistance? From Abuja to Lagos, Obaseki’s footsteps is filled with proverbial lessons: the man who exalted himself to the ranks of the gods but who must now recognize that he is a simple human. That recognition begins with this visit to Bourdillion and it is made remarkable by the fact that this same Obaseki, the man being led to beg, had called APC leaders “thieves” who want him to share the state’s money. But even in this new repentance, Obaseki is not entirely sincere and penitent. While he understands that his best bet is to remain in APC and heal the wounds he had inflicted on the memory and conscience of the party, he is as well scheming and plotting behind the scene, planing a defection to the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) - the party that has extended the collection date for its nomination form of today’s meeting with the National Leader of APC collapses. Even in the Bible, the Christian wisdom prescribed, as a condition for forgiveness, a contrite and repentant heart. That is missing in Obaseki. The same bible made it clear, in the book of Revelation, that for the kingdom of God, lukewarmness is not a virtue—one must be entirely hot or exactly cold. It is also the same for Jesus’s who not only denies us the opportunity of serving two masters but add that “no one who puts his hands in the plough and takes it back is fit for the kingdom.” Governor Godwin Obaseki has been dilly-dallying, hopping left and right, stand neither here nor there, not hot for APC or cold for PDP, a trait that makes one unfit for serious consideration. But serious consideration has even, at this point, deservedly almost eluded Obaseki. He made a lot of unforgivable utterances and went ahead to carry out ear-cringing, jaw-dropping actions against the same people he is today seeking their face. Judas, the only Bible character Obaseki can truly be likened to, did not enjoy the privilege of comprehensive clemency. Obaseki arrogated himself far too high as if he never knew this day will come especially when he believed that unseating the National Chairman of the party would drop the APC second term ticket on his lap. And so, in the process of his mindless arrogation, he had boasted too frequently that he commands the respect, admiration, and good works that will defeat any co-aspirant for the governorship. So far, no bad has been done to Obaseki, except the demand to come now and walk his talk, to subject himself to a party referendum and prove, as he has countlessly said, that he has done well and holds the loyalty of greater party members who are satisfied with his achievement. It is no more, no less. Tell Godwin Obaseki that there are only two options available to him - to either prepare for direct primaries in the APC or conclude his negotiations with the opposition party. |
Customtest:President my foot |
Customtest: |
Caseless:Are you sure you know what you are saying? Sylva nominated the Apc candidate in Balyesa. |
senatordave1:I think Sylva has a hand here. |
I think Amaechi is fast losing his importance in this governemt. The first was the removal of Peterside from NIMSA withoit him evem knowing and now appointing his arch political enemy in this important position. |
Seetto:You said it all. |
Juliusmalema:What is old picture? When were you there last? |
flyingpig:But they are progressing. |
Bolaji Ogundele, The Nation, Abuja President Muhammadu Buhari has reconstituted the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). The President, in a statement issued by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, said the reconstitution followed the expiration of the previous Board. “President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the reconstitution of the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), after the expiration of the term of the board members appointed in 2016. “Members of the new Board are: Mohammed Lawal (North West), Tajudeen Umar (North East), Adamu Mahmood Attah (North Central), Senator Magnus Abe (South South), Dr Stephen Dike (South East), and Chief Pius Akinyelure (South West). “The new board will be in place for three years,” the statement said. |
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