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Saturday, 18 June 2022

APC senatorial Candidate

 Lawan overcomes ‘Machina hurdle’ to make APC list of senatorial candidate.


Senatorial ticket: Aspirant kicks as APC submits Lawan’s name



FULL LIST: Lawan, Umahi, Akpabio, Oshiomhole… APC’s 2023 senatorial candidates


Abia central: Emeka Atuma


Abia north: Orji Uzor Kalu



Abia south: Blessing Nwagba


Adamawa central: Abdulaziz Nyako


Adamawa north: Elisha Ishaku


Adamawa south: Adamu Ismaila


Akwa Ibom north-east: Emaeyak Ukpong


Akwa Ibom north-west: Godswill Akpabio


Akwa Ibom south: Martins Udo-Inyang


Anambra central: Okelekwe Boniface


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Anambra north: Ify Anaozuonwu


Anambra south: Chukwuma Umeorji


Bauchi central: Uba Umar


Bauchi north: Sirajo Tanko Moh’d


Bauchi south: Shehu Umar


Bayelsa central: Timipa Orunimighe


Bayelsa east: Degi Eremienyo


Bayelsa west: Wilson Dauyegha


Benue north-east: Emmanuel Udende


Benue north-west: Titus Zam


Benue south: Daniel Onjeh


Borno central: Kashim Shettima


Borno north: Mohammad Mynguno


Borno south: Mohammed Ali Ndume


Cross River central: Eteng Williams


Cross River north: Martin Orim


Cross River south: Asuquo Ekpenyong


Delta central: Ede Dafinone


Delta north: Peter Nwaoboshi


Delta south: Joel Onowakpo Thomas


Ebonyi central: Emeka Eze


Ebonyi north: Onyeka Peter


Ebonyi south: David Umahi


Edo central: Monday Okpebholo


Edo north: Adams Oshiomhole


Edo south: Valentine Asuen


Ekiti central: Michael Bamidele


Ekiti north: Cyril Oluwole Fasuyi


Ekiti south: Adaramodu Adeyemi


Enugu east: Adaku Aguocha


Enugu north: Simon Eze


Enugu west: Oby Nwofor


Gombe central: Danjuma Goje


Gombe north: Saidu Alkali


Gombe south: Joshua Lidani


Imo east: Prince Alex Mbata


Imo north: Patrick Ndubueze


Imo west: Osita Izunaso


Jigawa north-east: Ahmed Abdulhamid


Jigawa north-west: Babangida Hussaini


Jigawa south-west: Tijjani Kiyawa


Kaduna central: Muhammad Abdullahi


Kaduna north: Suleiman Kwari


Kaduna south: Bulus Audu


Kano central: Abdulsalam Zaura


Kano north: Barau Jibrin


Kaduna south: Kabiru Gaya


Katsina central: Abdulaziz Yara’dua


Katsina north: Nasiru Daura


Katsina south: Muktar Dandutse


Kebbi central: Atiku Bagudu


Kebbi north: Hussaini Kangiwa


Kebbi south: Bala Na‘Allah


Kogi central: Ohere Abubakar


Kogi east: Isah Jibrin


Kogi west: Karimi Sunday Steve


Kwara central: Saliu Mustapha


Kwara north: Sadiq Umar


Kwara south: Lola Ashiru


Lagos central: Eshilokun Sanni


Lagos east: Mukhail Abiru


Lagos west: Idiat Adebule


Nasarawa north: Danladi Halilu


Nasarawa south: Umaru Al-Makura


Nasarawa west: Shehu Tukur


Niger east: Mohammad Musa


Niger north: Abubakar Sani Bello


Niger south: Bima Enasi


Ogun central: Shuaib Salisu


Ogun east: Olugbenga Daniel


Ogun west: Olamilekan Adeola


Ondo central: Adeniyi Adegbonire


Ondo north: Ipinsagba Olajide


Ondo south: Jimoh Ibrahim


Osun central: Ajibola Basiru


Osun east: Israel Famurewa


Osun west: Amidu Raheem


Oyo central: Yunus Akintunde


Oyo north: Fatai Buhari


Oyo south: Sarafa Ali


Plateau central: Diiket Plang


Plateau north: Christopher Giwa


Plateau south: Simon Lalong


Rivers east: Ndubuisi Nwankwo


Rivers south-east: Oji Ngofa


Rivers west: Asita Honourable


Sokoto east: Ibrahim Lamido


Sokoto north: Aliyu Wamako


Sokoto south: Ibrahim Abdullahi


Taraba central: Marafa Abba


Taraba north: Sani Abubakar


Taraba south: Danjuma Shiddi


Yobe east: Ibrahim Gaidam


Yobe north: Ahmed Lawan


Yobe south: Mohammed Bomai


Zamfara central: Kabiru Marafa


Zamfara north: Sahabi Ya’u


Zamfara west: Abdulaziz Yari


FCT: Zakari Angulu








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WIKE and Others Blast As Atiku announced Okowa as his running mate


WIKE and Others Blast As Atiku announced Okowa as his running mate

See their full statement below:


ATIKU’S VP NOMINATION: YOU ARE A TRAITOR, SOUTHERN, MIDDLE BELT LEADERS BERATE GOVERNOR OKOWA


STATEMENT BY SOUTHERN & MIDDLE BELT LEADERS’ FORUM, SMBLF (17-06-2022)


The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders’ Forum (SMBLF) has berated the Governor of Delta State, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa for accepting his nomination as Vice Presidential Candidate to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, Presidential Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the forthcoming 2023 general elections. It is unspeakable and quite disappointing that Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, who is currently Chairman of the South-South Governors’ Forum, and a native of Owa-Alero in Ika North-East Local Government Area (one of the Igbo-speaking areas) of Delta State, would exhibit such barefaced unreliability.


It bears recalling that the 17 Governors of the Southern States of Nigeria, both of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC), under the Chairmanship of the Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu, SAN, met in Asaba, the capital of Delta State on May 11, 2021, and took far-reaching decisions, including that, based on the principles of fairness, equity and justice, the presidency should rotate to the south, at the end of the statutory eight years of President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure. And this very Governor Okowa was the host of that historic meeting. The Southern Governors later met again in Lagos, on July 5, where they reaffirmed their decision, and again in Enugu, on September 16, to restate the call that the presidency should rotate to the south in 2023.


It is essential to underline that the Southern and Middle Belt Leaders’ Forum (SMBLF), applauded the meeting of the governors, given its significant representation and the gravity of the outcome; we followed up and issued a similar statement after our meeting in Abuja on the 30th of May 2021, asking that the presidency should rotate to the south. And went further, on several other occasions, to caution political stakeholders from the South, including serving and former governors, ministers, senators, etcetera, not to, on any account, allow themselves to be appointed or nominated as running mate to any presidential candidate, if the presidency is not zoned to the south and that we will work against such person or persons.


It is, therefore, most unfortunate that the Governor of Delta State, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa who should know better, accepted his appointment as running mate to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar. We do not have anything personal against Ifeanyi Okowo but his action is treacherous and tantamount to a despicable pawning of the political future of the people of Southern Nigeria.


Sadly, it is also now common knowledge that he spent resources belonging to the government and people of Delta state, to lobby for the position, extensively. And that explains why he never made any statement when his party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), thoughtlessly jettisoned the zoning principle, which has become established as a norm and an intrinsic part of the political trajectory.


It is difficult to fathom how a political party can claim to be on a supposed “rescue mission” with such false footings of unfairness, injustice, duplicity and gross insensitivity to national outlook.


It is regrettable that while most of Governor Okowa’s southern and northern counterparts have maintained gallant, patriotic deference to the unity and peace of the country, above blinkered political considerations, by their resolute stance on the rotation of the presidency to the south in 2023, Governor Ifeanyi Okiwa, the Chairman of the South-South Governors’ Forum, of all people, would gullibly and slavishly capitulated to the bonbon of absurdity. Thus, acceding to a situation whereby, one person rules for eight years and hands over to another of his stock, in a country of at least 360 ethnic groups. What a shame!


The people of southern Nigeria chimed at Asaba, Lagos, Enugu, Uyo, Port Harcourt, Umuahia, and Abuja, continuously on the zoning of the presidency and that another northern presidency after the eight years of President Muhammadu Buhari would be injurious to the unity and peace of the country.


Governor Okowa has, by his action, betrayed the trust reposed on him by his colleagues; the southern governors, the entire good people of southern Nigeria and all well-meaning Nigerians. He has made himself persona non grata, not only, with SMBLF but all citizens who treasure our oneness and hopes of a more united and peaceful Nigeria.


We, therefore, reject Governor Ifeanyi Okowa and his Vice Presidency, and leave him to his lot, but let the world know that this is a betrayal of the highest order.


And that this is not a matter of loyalty to one’s political party, but rather a greedy, parochial and unpatriotic action, committed against the general interest of his State, Delta state, the Niger Delta region, and Southern Nigeria. It is, certainly, also not in the interest of the nation at large.


We commend the patriotism of all Nigerians who cherish our unity and progress as a country and further urge all such Nigerians; in the North and the South; young and mature, the high and mighty; irrespective of religion and tribe, to remain steadfast on the centrality of the presidency to rotating to the South in 2023, in the national interest.


Signed:


Chief (Dr.) Edwin Kiagbodo Clark, OFR, CON

Leader SMBLF/PANDEF


Chief Ayo Adebanjo

Leader, Afenifere


Pogu Bitrus

President-General, Middle Belt Forum


Ambassador (Prof.) George Obiozor

President-General, Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide

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BREAKING: Kwankwaso to Peter Obi to team up


The development was also confirmed by the NNPP via their official twitter account. 

Kwankwaso Peter Obi’s Labour Party (LP).


In the interview with BBC, Mr Kwankwaso argued that their collaboration

Presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso, has confirmed that there’s ongoing talks for a possi2 coalition involving his party and Peter Obi’s Labour Party (LP).


“We are really talking to Peter Obi, or at least saying that the committee is working to look into the matter (and cooperate with him), and friends and family are coming to talk to us about it,” Mr Kwankwaso told BBC Hausa Saturday morning.


The development was also confirmed by the NNPP via their official twitter account.


In the interview with BBC, Mr Kwankwaso argued that their collaboration was especially important as the All Progressive Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had not fielded an Igbo vice-presidential candidate.


The are reports that the former Kano State governor will team up with his former Anambra counterpart, become the Vice Presidential candidate to challenge the two major political parties in the country.



We wish to inform Nigerians that, our discussions with @PeterObi and the #LabourParty are still ongoing. Special committee was set to discuss arrangements.


“We hope for good results that will give Nigeria a chance to be alive, once again,” they tweeted.



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Result here at Polling Unit 001

 


UPDATES: EKITI GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION 2022 – 16 CANDIDATES JOSTLE TO SUCCEED FAYEMI

Voters here at Polling Unit 001 in Ado Ekiti saying No to Vote Buying. "A diibo se obe mo" means they won't trade their votes for money to cook a pot of stew.

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Sunday, 5 September 2021

Buhari ordered all Network to shut down... Today


The Nigerian government has ordered all telecom operators to shut down their networks in Zamfara State 


Umar Garba Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Commission in a letter to all telecom operators on Friday said the action was one of the strategies taken by security operatives in curbing banditry ravaging the state 


“The pervading security situation in Zamfara State has necessitated an immediate shutting down of all telecommunications service in the state from today...


“This is to enable relevant security agencies carry out required activities towards addressing the security challenge in the state, in line with the requirement, Globacom is hereby directed to shut down all sites in Zamfara State and any site(s) in neighboring state that could provide telecommunications service in Zamfara State.


“The site shutdown is for two weeks (September 03 - 17, 2021) in the first instance. Your urgent action in this regard is required,” a copy of the letter sent to Globacom Nigeria reads



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Monday, 30 August 2021

Today Taliban had vowed to allow remaining people to leave


Taliban promises it will give a 'safe passage' to people trying to leave the country after Tuesday's deadline - as 1,000 Afghans and 150 remain behind

to allow remaining people to leave 

The UK Government today said it had received assurances from the Taliban that anybody wishing to leave Afghanistan after August 31 will be allowed to do so.

UK troops have already left Kabul and US military personnel will be out of Afghanistan before the August 31 deadline set by US President Joe Biden.

But there have been fears over the potentially thousands of Afghans who may have been eligible for resettlement schemes, who could not make it to Kabul airport for evacuation or were not processed in time.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday that if the Taliban regime wanted diplomatic recognition and aid funding, they would have to ensure "safe passage" for those who want to leave

And in a joint statement with the US and more than 90 other countries, it was confirmed that the Taliban had said anyone who wished to leave the country could do so.

The joint statement said: "We have received assurances from the Taliban that all foreign nationals and any Afghan citizen with travel authorisation from our countries will be allowed to proceed in a safe and orderly manner to points of departure and travel outside the country

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