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Even without mentioning his name. Just by looking at him u know he is Evans brother

Good move

North will join hand with any mindful Nigerian in uplifting the country but will never join hand with the region that treated our brothers like inmates and more recently jumped to their neighboring state to kill some of them and destroy their properties.
#oyibomassacre on our mind. Let's see where he will end up, forgetting that Buhari twice choice Igbo's as running mates but they voted massively against him and the running mates.
For 60 yrs you have negotiated with the North to no avail. Shine your eyes and fight for your freedom. Ekorrupmadu In Biafra u stand.

Welcome to capitalism

her name is Gbene (Dr) Joi Nunieh, and she is incorruptible. When u thought u have seeing all

Good gesture. Next time be a good law abiding citizens. Stop copying from the terrorist

The head. looks like he is from South Which of the South thou

The protest was started by Yahoo boys and there brothers the hoodlums joined them later

Okada men, Yahoo boys and area boys blocking the road and collecting N100 per car at Academy Iwo-Road, Ibadan with the excuse of #EndSARS protest. terrorist don't know how to live in peace. Send in the Army

Kingscee:

Please equity demands that South Eastern Nigeria should be given a chance.

Propagating

APC’s Zoning Agreement Should Be Respected In 2023 – Fashola
NOVEMBER 25, 2020 AT 5:21:07 AM

Says ‘we must deliver on our promises to retain power’
There was a deal to shift power to S/West after Buhari – Chieftain
We’ll cross the bridge when we get there – Party official
The Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola, yesterday said the zoning agreement at the formation of the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2015 elections should be respected in 2023.

Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State made the statement yesterday at a time reports that some of the chieftains of the APC were allegedly plotting to thwart the arrangement for power shift between North and South, intending to retain the presidency in the North on the expiration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s second term.

The latest crisis rocking the ruling party, according to party sources was as a result of the quest by respective blocs to grab the soul of the party ahead of 2023 politicking.


The minister in an interactive session with newsmen at his ministry in Abuja, yesterday, appealed to leaders of the party to respect the gentleman agreement reached in 2015 on zoning.

It would be recalled that the APC was formed in 2013 following the merger of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), a faction of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and new PDP.

Fashola while responding to a question on zoning, said, “The truth is that what makes an agreement spectacular is the honour in which it is made not whether it is written. If it was written, there would be no court cases of breach of contract because it is a document that is written and signed that go to court. But the private agreement you make with your brother and sister should not be breached, it must be honoured.

“All political parties are clubs where you write agreements just like a social club and we can decide that it is the youngest person who will be the chairman of the club or we can decide that it is the oldest person or the next female or the next male that is the matter of agreement between people,” he said.

On whether he has 2023 presidential or vice-presidential ambition, Fashola said, “I belong to a party, the APC, and I am committed to good governance because I think the best politics is good governance.

“The beauty of it for me is the opportunity it gives to impact peoples’ lives. We have elections only once in four years, but we have a responsibility to provide good governance every day and that’s the culture,” he said.

The minister also said the APC would retain the presidency in 2023 if it delivered on its campaign promises to Nigerians.

“To retain power in 2023, certainly if we keep our promises, is that simple. That’s politics. If you do what you said you will do even if you don’t do it 100% and they see that you are making progress, they will even want you to finish what you started.

“Our opposition has to think well than us to defeat us; right now they are not doing that. When it’s election time they should come and meet us,” he said.

He appealed to APC stalwarts to give members of the Governor Mai Mala Buni-led Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee the needed support to enable them to succeed on their mandate.

“If there is a crisis that has now led us to have a caretaker committee, we must also respect the committee, let it do its job.

“Those of us who didn’t contest to hold party offices let’s focus on our jobs too and stop bashing in each other’s room. So, every support that the Caretaker Committee requires we will provide if it’s within our reach to do so.

“So let’s support them to achieve the immediate mandate of their responsibility and they brought some stability. At least, we won an election,” he said.

Contacted, a chieftain of the party who was part of the formation of the APC said there was an understanding that the presidency should rotate between the North and the South.

The party stalwart who does not want to be named, said, “I think at that time there was an understanding that the presidency would be produced by the North and later South and Southwest in particular.

“This is something I need to check, there are different models in parties. There were private discussions during the negotiation for the merger between ACN, CPC and new PDP before APC was born.

“It could be at that time that discussion like who would produce the president, chairman and what would happen next. So, I need to make a further check. I believe it not a signed agreement per se. I would like to go back from the convention of ACN, CPC and ANPP,” he said.

There was no official comment from the APC yesterday, but a senior official said considering so many issues at the moment, it was too early to start talking about who gets what.

“Just like what Fashola said, I think the most important thing for now is for all members and leaders of the APC to support the Mai Mala committee to succeed in its onerous task of uniting the party. Members of the committee should be encouraged to go ahead with membership registration and bringing back members that left including new people.

“By the time we put our house together and with the support of our members, leaders and elders of the party would unravel the zoning formula that will be acceptable to all Nigerians,” he said.

https://dailytrust.com/apcs-zoning-agreement-should-be-respected-in-2023-fashola

Good. Next time when the Army killed terrorist support them instead of running around the city. Saying i didn't invite the Army bla bla. Don't be weak against terrorist. This might have shine your eyes.

IPOB will not like this News

Libya’s instability affects us —Buhari
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Olalekan Adetayo, Abuja


The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Tuesday, said the instability in Libya is affecting all countries in the Sahel region, including Nigeria.

According to a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, the President spoke while receiving a special envoy from President Idris Itno of Republic of Chad at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The statement was titled “As neighbours and brothers, we’ll always stand by Chad, President Buhari assures.”


According to the statement, Buhari promised that Nigeria will always be there for the Republic of Chad as citizens of both countries are not only neighbours but brothers.

He was also quoted as saying that Nigeria appreciates the support it is getting in tackling insecurity from the neighbouring country.

The President said, “We are aware of the problem Chad has with Libya, which supports some Chadian rebels, trying to destabilize the country.

“The instability in Libya after 42 years of Muammar Gaddafi affects all of us in the Sahel region.

“From Mauritania to Central Africa Republic, Gaddafi recruited gunmen, who learnt to do nothing else than to kill.

“When the former Libyan leader was killed, the gunmen escaped with their arms, and are wreaking havoc all over the place now.”

Stressing that Nigeria was grateful to Chad for the diverse kinds of support given to combat the Boko Haram insurgency, the President assured the country that Nigeria would always back up Chad in its local and international aspirations.

The special envoy, Mr Amine Abba-Sidick, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Integration and Chadians Abroad, conveyed a message from his President, whom he said sent fraternal greetings to President Buhari and Nigerians in general.

https://punchng.com/libyas-instability-affects-us-buhari/?amp=1

Congratulations.

Justice Okon Abang is doing this because Maina is a Northerner. If Goodluck and patience are living freely. Maina should also be free. After all he worked under Goodluck. Probably he siphon the money for him. That's why he let him go free

Investigation should be carryout before ruling it out as accident or mistakes. Ritual killing in South East is very common

Tell them. Bunch of stupid ungreatful people. Without the military, they will have been conquered by Boko Haram and they will know wassup

Gucciblog:
You talk like a F00l! Please don't quote me back.. I am not mad like you

mat u say

Send in the Army. Lawlessness should not be allowed.

Judolisco:
kwara is now southwest... Kai

He is Yoruba isn't he?

Moblux:
Northern Nigeria is their estate where they still earn royalty in many forms. Ask why Dasuki was deposed by Abacha...you will understand.

stop the tribalism pls.

Coronavirus is a scam. The greatest conspiracy ever. The vaccine is the real deal. The vaccine will turned everyone into One world government zombie

uniqueboi1:
Is quite what?
Yenefer you never finish

this is far from over. I'm here for 2023 election

Dama bet9ja is gambling