A CONSULTATION VISIT TO EZE IGBO 1, ABUJA.

 A consultation led by Igwe Ochendo on a courtesy call visit to see HRH Eze Igbo 1 of Abuja. 

It was an unplanned visit and the notice was too short to have moved with our team. But it turned out to be a moment of joy as Eze Igbo 1 happens to be a family friend to the entire family members of our Incoming AMAC chairman, David Zamani, starting from his Grandfather. 

Based on this findings after like an hour of interaction with the king, he gave us his blessings, it didn’t just end there, he also instructed the Igwe Ochendo who brought us to capture our campaign poster on the brochure of the New Yam festival (iri -ji)  slated to hold at Old parade ground and gave us express invite for the festival. 

He has mandated HRH Igwe Ochendo to make sure that we come out victoriously because he trust the Zamani’s Family, “they are good people “ those were his exact words. 

Thank you all 

Princess Nneka Nebo

VOTERS CARD SENSITATION CAMPAIGN

 Greetings Comrades,  

From my heart of heart I want to used this opportunity to thank all those who turned out yesterday for Voters card sensitization campaign.  I am so grateful for having a team of your kind and I pray that in the spirit of ones and as we Match on with this zeal victory is assured in Jesus name , Amen.  Thank you immensely Pure regards  *Hon Princess Nneka Nebo * incoming AMAC VICE CHAIRMAN

Princess Nneka Nebo, AMAC Vice Chairmanship Candidate For ADC

 We joyfully congratulate the candidate of the AMAC Vice Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the person of Princess Nneka Nebo .E, at her formal submission of declaration of interest form and the nomination form with the company of the Candidate Chairman of the ADC, Hon. David Zamani to the National Coordinator Electoral Matters/INEC Liaison, High Chief Anayo A. Arinze today

24/06/2021 at the National Office of the Party, Number 4 Lusaka Street Wuse Zone 6.

Congratulations Princess.

Engr Ezekiel Izuogu is Dead

Z-600: Buried Dreams: Engr Ezekiel Izuogu is dead 

A very known, respected and renowned Scientist and Inventor, Engr.Dr.Ezekiel Izuogu, from Ideato North LGA of Imo State is dead.

According to family sources, African foremost Car inventor and manufacturer died early today, July 18th, 2020. 

In 1997, a brilliant Igbo Electrical Engineer and Lecturer at the Federal polytechnic Nekede, Dr. Ezekiel Izuogu designed and developed the Izuogu Z-600, the first African indigenous manufactured car.

The car was described by the BBC as ‘ the African dream machine as 90% of its parts were sourced locally. At a projected sales cost of 2000 dollars, it would have taken the world by storm and become the cheapest and most affordable car on earth. With mass production planned under Izogu Motors plant in Naze owerri, the prospects of an industrial revolution in Igbo land and Nigeria, was in the making.

The car was equipped with a self made 1.8L four cylinder engine that got 18mpg and allowed the car to achieve a top speed of 140 km/h. Front Wheel Drive (FWD) was chosen over Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) because a transmission tunnel, which RWD would require, would be more expensive to fabricate.

So 90% of the car’s components were made locally. General Sani Abacha set up a 12 man panel of inquiry made up of professionals to ascertain the road worthiness and authenticity of the car and after several days of probing, the committee gave Dr. Izuogu’s car a clean bill of health, recommending that some of the bumps on the body of the car be smoothened. It is worthy to note that this was five years before India built their first car known as the Indi.

At a well organized unveiling ceremony which had General Abacha represented by Oladipo Diya, over 20 foreign ambassadors and thousands of people in attendance, the federal government promised a grant of 235 million naira to Dr. Izuogu.

An excited Dr. Izuogu is still waiting for that grant till today. No dime was released to him. In 2006, the government of South Africa invited Dr. Izuogu to do a presentation about the car in the presence of several world class engineers. Being impressed with his presentation, they invited him to come and set up a plant in South Africa and begin the production of the car.

Dr. Izuogu reluctantly agreed, though he wasn’t happy that the benefits of employment generation will be lost on the locals of Naze and the Nigerian human resources environment. On Saturday, the 11th of March 2006, at about 2.00 a.m, a total of about 12 heavily armed men broke into Dr. Izogu’s factory in Naze and carted away various machines and tools including the design history notebook of Z-600, the design file Z-MASS, containing the design history for mass production of Z-600 car, and the moulds for various parts of the car.

According to Dr. Izuogu:

“It seems that the target of this robbery is to stop the efforts we are making to mass-produce the first ever locally made car in Africa. Other items stolen included locally produced timing wheel, locally produced camshaft, locally produced crankshaft, locally produced engine tappets, all 20 pieces each

Also stolen were ten pieces of locally produced Z-600 engine blocks, ten pieces of locally produced pistons, four pieces of engine block mounds, four pieces of top engine block moulds, ten pieces of engine fly wheel and two pieces each of rear car and front mudguard moulds.”The inventor regretted that not only did they lose over one N1 billion in monetary terms, but also time (about 10 years) and the energy it took to design and produce the moulds. “To worsen the matter, our design notebook was also stolen,” he stated.

He regarded the incident as a national economic disaster because the nation had lost a technological and intellectual property. This Press was quiet about this story. The set back and governments attitude frustrated Izuogu and his dream died.

IfeanyiCy Njoku reports

NDDC - Corruption at its peak

*Vanity upon Vanity* 

What astonishes me is that in all these stealing, our people have not the faintest idea of how to use money. I am getting scared we are caught up in an age of fools.

What does the Nigerian do with money? He buys things. Then he buys power and more power. He traumatizes his community with his weatlth, he makes the poor feel their poverty and the average person bemoan his averageness. Then he builds things: some big towers here and there which becomes the talking points of lesser idiots whose place in life is to praise those structures even as they hope to build same someday. He then goes after women, all shapes sizes tribes & tongues . For the sole reason of being able to boast about his conquest. He then gets honoured by religious homes devoted to Mammon where he gets praised by the worshippers of the idol there who promise the money-man life hereafter for a slice of his goodies. Then he dies in hopes that people will be talking about him. Soon he is forgotten like other fools.

Why do we Nigerians find it hard to understand the use and meaning of big money and are stuck on this selfish, this perverted notion of wealth? All you get is, the man came to that party in a big jeep, he has an aircraft, or two. He has an estate in Maitama or Ikoyi, he built up a street in London. Then he unleashed that money to buy up consciences and to stamp down truth. His shopping list will include pressmen, clergies, judges and policemen. He funds his policial party and he is rewarded with even more money which he recycles the same old way. Why is our idea of wealth so narrow and underdeveloped!

The challenge is not money, it is a lack of the knowledge of what actually to do with it. Where people have wisdom, they understand that once possessions go beyond a home and two cars with ample retirement fund, the use of money is to build your community and to build your nation. You invest wealth in people, beginning with your own children and those in your extended family who can be raised. 

Isn't it wonderful that not a single man or woman among these people who have spirited away billions of naira has thought of establishing a factory manufacturing cellphones in Nigeria? None has thought he should put together something to address such a huge market and potential for homegrown development? They can't come together and say, 'Lets solve the electricity problem'. None has said, 'I want to make a dent on the housing challenge. I will go into affordable housing and build new cities'. None has said, 'Most of our universities have a shortage of hostel accommodation. I'd like to address that' and put in two billion per school. It is a proof of lack of sense, a proof of scandalous stupidity that with all those billions, there is no impact on society and people are mostly unemployed and there are no spectacular undertakings to fire the imagination of the younger ones. Why haven't these guys come together and built the second and third Niger bridge and the 4th Mainland bridge in Lagos? Why can't they make their money work for the society and push people forward? 

What's the use of money that doesn't serve society but only buys little things like cars and airplanes, just toys to flatter the little ego of the owner? It is foolish to think this limited way and even more foolish to admire and applaud such people. It is like drinking from a gutter.

I hope we can start to discuss money in terms of impact, not consumption. And when I say impact, I don't mean those demeaning things politicians do when they give out okadas and wheeled barrows to mock the poverty of their people. I mean real impact. Let's solve the electricity problem'. Let some rich persons decide to fix the road linking Lagos and Benin or Onitsha and Enugu. Let someone say, I want to train 500 corpers through an Oracle certification course and drop a cheque. Someone should fund the development of the Nigerian automobile in a university or two with N4 billion. Another should rise and rebuild all the houses in his village and connect them all to a potable water source. 

Lets have some devotion to our country, to our people and put an end to this barbarism. Let's make ourselves great on earth!

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Kanye West Finally Opens Up, Again Says He Will Run For President

US rapper Kanye West has said he is running for president. This potentially puts him against Donald Trump, a man the recording artiste says he admires.

“We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future,” he tweeted. “I am running for president of the United States!”

His wife Kim Kardashian West and entrepreneur Elon Musk endorsed him.

But it’s unclear whether West is really running.

He does not appear to have registered his name with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) for November’s election. The closest name the FEC database shows is a candidate called “Kanye Deez Nutz West”, who filed their papers with the Green Party in 2015 under the address “1977 Golddigger Avenue, Suite Yeezus” and appears to have raised no money.

It is also not the first time West has claimed that he is running for the White House.

At the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, he said he had decided to run for president in 2020.

But last November he pushed the date back, saying he would actually run in the 2024 contest.

“What are you laughing at?” he asked the crowd at Fast Company’s Innovation Festival.

“We would have created so many jobs that I’m not gonna run, I’m gonna walk,” he said, adding he was considering changing his name for the run to “Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West”.

In his tweet on Saturday, US Independence Day, West, 43, did not say if his supposed run would be affiliated with a particular political party.

In any case, contesting the nomination of one major parties would be impossible at this stage, with the election only four months away.

In order to appear on the ballot as an independent candidate, West would have to gather a certain amount of signatures and register in states by a particular deadline. The deadline has already passed in some major states but the music star would still technically have time to file in many others.

This year’s contest is likely to be a straight battle between Republican President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.

In 2018, West made a bizarre appearance at the White House with President Trump during which he wore a Make America Great Again hat and made an expletive-filled rant that Mr Trump described as “quite something”.

“I love this guy right here,” West said, walking behind the desk to hug the seated president, who said: “That’s really nice.”

The rapper also pushed back on the idea that African-Americans are overwhelmingly Democratic Party voters, saying: “People expect that if you’re black, you have to be Democrat.

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A FACTION OF GHE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN MARGINALIZED FOR SO LONG 

PANDEF To Buhari: We’ll Embarrass You Before International Community

P/HARCOURT – Pan Niger Delta Elders Forum (PANDEF), has vowed not to en­gage the government of President Mohammadu Buhari in any negotiation concerning development of the oil-bearing region of the Niger Delta, but to channel its energy into embarrassing his government.

The forum maintained that it would no longer “waste” its time begging for the develop­ment of the region again but rather expose the wrongs done by the Buhari govern­ment, which according to it, has worsened the already bad situation of the entire south­ern Nigeria in the five years of his governance.

Accordingly, PANDEF clarified that the institution of the N50billion law suit before Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court in Abuja, has nothing to do with the grievous devastation of the Niger Delta environment due to oil exploration and exploitation spanning over 50 years, but “the deliberate lopsided appointments in key institutions and the Buhari government.

Speaking in an exclusive telephone interview on Sat­urday, the national publicity secretary of PANDEF, Hon. Ken Robinson said having presented a 16-point agenda to President Buhari since 2016 and his attendant refus­al to act on the demands, “we are compelled not to bother to beg his government to pay attention to our developmen­tal challenges again. We have resolved to embarrass his government before the inter­national community.

“We want the world to see how ethnocentric this gov­ernment is. The resources de­ployed for the development of Abuja is from the Niger Del­ta. Everyday, you go to Abuja, you either see new projects springing up or the expansion of old ones. Why can’t the gov­ernment replicate that same gesture in the Niger Delta region that produces all the money!

“PANDEF can never ask the federal government for monetary compensation for the environmental degrada­tion of Niger Delta. We want to see Niger Delta indigenes appointed into top manageri­al Position. 

Source: independent news 

COVID-19: We’re 90% ready to fly – FG

Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja

The Federal Government yesterday said that the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is 90 per cent ready to open up the airways for domestic flights to resume in the country.

It said even though it is not 100 per cent satisfied with what is on ground, it is 90 per cent satisfied with what has been done to get the sector ready for business.

The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, made this known at a Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 briefing in Lagos after the Aero Contractors plane on dry test run flight from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja to the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, landed.

The test run of the facilities in the two airports is to determine their readiness for the resumption of domestic flight operations across the country.

According to the minister, passengers for domestic and international flights would arrive three and five hours respectively before boarding due to the present reality of the COVID-19 pandemic.

He reiterated that all protocol guidelines would be observed, stressing that the measures are for safety.

He said that to ensure persons not permitted to be at the airport would not gain access to the airport, the physical distancing would begin right from the drop off points.

The aviation minister said that passengers would aside from presenting their mode of identification also remove their masks for five seconds for the security operatives to confirm that they are truly the person to fly before they would be allowed into the airport.

“Nobody not permitted to travel will access the airport, adding that the new airport security operatives have been trained to handle and ensure compliance with the help of K9,” he said.

Sirika said that President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the directives for such, adding that it would be implemented to the letter.

The minister explained that there would be zero contact with the person screening passengers, adding that the number of seats in the departure hall has been reduced from 500 or 700 to 200 or 250.

Sirika said that part of the readiness of the airports is the automated dispensing of soap, as well as water at the toilets and limitation to maximum of five persons in the restroom in line with physical distancing protocol.

He, however, assured that efforts would be made to stagger the flights to accommodate everyone without creating additional burdens for passengers.

The minister also explained that the airlines have been given permission to carry out dry run of flights across the country to ensure the airworthiness of their planes.

Speaking, the Minister of State for Health, Olorunnibe Mamora, said that no matter what is out in place by the aviation authority, individual responsibility is the most important form of protection, adding that compliance is very critical.

Also, the coordinator of the PTF, Dr Sani Aliyu, said that the aviation sector has done tremendously well and is ready to begin business.

He, however, restated the call for every Nigerian to take responsibility for his/her own safety, saying that henceforth the government would enforce compliance with the protocols.

He said: “What will protect you is yourself, you have to challenge those putting you at risk who are wearing a face mask and maintaining physical distancing.”

The Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja also witnessed strict compliance to other safety measures, aimed at curtailing the spread of the virus.

Provisions were made for hand wash and alcohol-based sanitisers, temperature checks, as well as strict compliance to social distancing of about one metre apart.

Journalists covering the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19, were led on dry run test from Lagos to Abuja, to witness firsthand, reopening of the aviation sector.

Checks for COVID-19 safety protocols and screening, were carried out on passengers at the departure lounge.

The seats, which were usually crowded, have been rearranged in compliance with the social distancing rule.

Inscriptions to further guide passengers, such as “do not use this seat”, “keep your distance”, were placed on the seats.

Also, two newly acquired machines, for the purpose of identifying passengers, had been stationed at the airport.

Source: Sun News

Oshiomhole: I’m proud we recovered Kwara

From Jide Orintunsin, Abuja

• Accepts APC NWC dissolution in good faith
• Withdraws case over suspension from Supreme Court

The immediate past National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, on Saturday identified toppling the Saraki political dynasty in Kwara State as one of his greatest achievements.

In his first official reaction to the dissolution of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) by President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, Oshiomhole said he was proud that the party under his chairmanship was able to take over the governance of Kwara State from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)

“I remain proud that we were able to recover Kwara State. That was extremely important to us for reasons I need not to enumerate,” he told reporters in Abuja.

“I am happy we were able to recover Gombe State. These are strategic states. There are a couple of other things I cannot speak about,” he added.

Oshiomhole also said he had “accepted in good faith” Thursday’s dissolution of the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) by President Muhammadu Buhari, adding that he had no regrets for the actions he took while in office.

He said he had also directed his lawyers to withdraw the appeal he filed at the Supreme Court over his suspension from the party by his ward in Edo State.

This is in deference to one of the resolutions at the Thursday meeting that all legal actions against the party by members be withdrawn.

He said he had directed his lawyers to withdraw the case in the Supreme Court as a mark of respect for President Buhari for his support during his tenure as APC Chairman.

He recalled how Buhari “graciously invited me to run for the office of chairmanship of the party in 2018, precisely about two years ago,” and told him that “if we do not reform the APC, we can as well forget about the party.”

He said the reforms were challenging and entailed “difficult decisions.”

He said he put in his best serving the party.

Oshiomhole said: “Mine has been a life of struggle and I accepted this and I believe I did my best.”

Reeling out his achievements, he said: “I am happy that at the end of the day, 2019 elections have come and gone. Thanks to the Nigerian people, our President had more votes in 2019 than we had in 2015. We have more members in the Senate and House of Representatives.

“Unlike 2015, we were not able to manage our victory in the two chambers such that we had an APC President in the Senate and PDP deputy Senate President.

“This time, working hard with my colleagues in the NWC and in consultation with leaders of our party across board, we had the kind of unity expected in the governing party in the two chambers of the National Assembly.

“I am happy that the leadership of the National Assembly is working harmoniously with Mr. President today.

“The APC under my chairmanship has done its best and the results are there. Of course we have now been dissolved and I have accepted that dissolution in good faith.

“I am not going into the question of legality or illegality. The bottom line is that the President who invited me to lead the party and who mobilised all the support for my emergence as chairman also presided over the meeting where the NWC has now been dissolved.

“As a demonstration of my loyalty to Mr. President, loyalty to our party and loyalty to the Nigerian nation, I have decided to accept the decision in good faith and to maintain my loyalty, my respect and admiration for President Muhammadu Buhari.”

The former Edo State governor was confident that the APC would emerge from its crisis stronger.

He said: “I want to assure everybody that APC will have peace, and by the special grace of God, President Buhari will achieve his three key principal promises he made to Nigerians, and I will give him all the support that I can give as a Nigerian and as a member of APC and, number three, as a loyalist of President Muhammadu Buhari.

In keeping with the admonition of the President during the Thursday meeting that all suits against the party by members be withdrawn, Oshiomole said he had instructed his lawyers to discontinue the appeal he filed at the Supreme Court over his suspension by his ward in Edo State.

He said: “I have instructed my lawyers to withdraw my case that is currently pending at the Supreme Court, which has to do with the issue of my suspension.

“Sustaining the legal action would be tantamount to disobeying one of the decisions that the President has made, namely, all cases should be withdrawn from court.

“I believe as a member of APC, I have a duty to live by example. I have taken a bow and accepted the decision of the NEC (National Executive Committee) in good faith, and I want to reassure Mr. President that my confidence in his leadership remains unshaken. My commitment to our party as a member remains unshaken.”

Responding to a question on his suspension, he said the dissolved NWC had ratified the lifting of the suspension, adding: “I am at peace with my people at home.”

Asked if he had regrets, Oshiomole was vehement. “I have no regrets. You cannot lead a party as large as APC in a country as diverse as Nigeria and expect that everybody would be happy with you. I have no regrets.

“At the end of the day, how do you judge the performance of a party? You judge it by its electoral outcome.

“I believe it is convenient for people to point at a few areas where we had challenges, few states that we lost. But also, there were states that we won.

“For example, it does not matter what anybody wants to say, I remain proud that we were able to recover Kwara State. That was extremely important to us for reasons I need not enumerate.

“In life, for every one thing that some people are clapping, there must be those who are not happy.

“Just look at a football match: when you score a goal, you will see some players almost crying and yet you see some other people jubilant as if that is the end of the world.

“That is the way life is. You cannot have it both ways. I assure you I do not regret anything.”

Source: The Nation 

Tinubu's public disgrace.

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Tinubu's public disgrace.

Yomi Lawal (06/26/2020)

Make no mistake, Tinubu is revered by many people who reside in the south west. He is a god on the streets of Lagos and the lord and king of violent thugs who call him Jagaban and "baba wa" 😆. The half educated amongst this local cult followership say he has "political sagacity," and thus they abandoned living in 2020 and built a fools paradise in 2023. Tshirts they printed and checkers moves they made in their delusion that their bedfellows had integrity and we the people totally stupid. 

In physics, Einstein theory of special relativity says the faster you approach the speed of light as you travel, the heavier that moving body becomes. It would be nice to travel at the speed of light, I could simply be in Nigeria and tell someone in the US "see you in a minute" and fiam! I would materialize there. Such is the foolishness of the Asiwaju 2023 camp, senselessness packaged as progressive politics, idiocy colored as political tactics.

When you approach the speed of light, your speed takes a back seat in terms of what is more important. The regular light around you -which are harmless to you during normal speed- begin to turn to dangerous radioactive gamma rays. Your field of vision is totally narrowed, you can only see what's in front of you. You become blind to anything not directly in front of you. By now, I know you know the risk of accident becomes amplified by magnitudes at such speeds.

Such is the calamity that befalls fools driving at breakneck speeds with tunnel vision. Whilst this is not a physics lesson, lets just say daddy wa ti lazdent 😆

In all the political sagacity of our thug-user emeritus, he consistently failed to take into account buharis greed. buhari that is busy fighting jihad will now handover government to someone like Tinubu? For where? Tinubu's greed however ensured his blindness to that fact. The sycophantic noises from his offline and online thugs sealed his crash.

It takes a fool to be called "one of the leaders" of APC by buhari shortly after stealing election in 2015, and then be invited to Asorock with the tag "national leader" few hours to 2019 election to curry his favor. Àfònjá fell for it.., again!

What is "national leader?" It is a title for an exalted useless position reserved for greedy idiots as can be seen. 

In his greed, he exalted himself above his local level. He had been warned that he plays primitive politics despite all his education. The herder that warned him has obviously been proved right 🤷🏽‍♂️. Fool me once, its ok; fool me twice then I'm truly a fool. Tinubi has let greed do him in.

It takes a fool to fight for power and handover that power to a man who was desperate for power in 1983 that he used guns to steal it, and when his hope of getting back the power in 2011 faded, the thief openly wept! 😮. How then does any smart man spend his time and resources to help enthrone such a dangerous demon? Not only did he do it once, he did it again in 2019 after buhari "je ju e" the moment he was sworn-in in 2015. Oh greed! Greed is a deadly sin 🤷🏽‍♂️

Oshiomole became the virus with which Tinubu contracted his own political COVID-19. Oshiomoles greed to command and control who becomes the next governor in Edo state resulted in a smarter Obaseki making use of ordinary ward chairman to pull his membership at the ward level and suspending him as national chairman. The fallout is Tinubu who -again- foolishly joined himself at the hip to Oshiomole has found himself thrown out of the party with which he thought would be his launchpad for his 2023 power grab.

That is why I call him Àfònjá-afófun, and he clearly is. For this 2023, he kept quiet as buhari used state resources for genocide in the middle belt. With his greed -which propelled him to politically travel at warp speed and made him blind to his own stupidity-, Tinubu had destroyed the very people who could have had his back as his protege. For 2023, he went to war against himself as an autoimmune disease would to the body 🤷🏽‍♂️. 

The list is long, Fashola, Ambode, Aregbe, Fayemi, Osinbajo etc. Any yoruba man that appeared to want to shine or strikeout on his own path, Afonja waged wars against them 🤷🏽‍♂️. When he got tired of fighting these formidable educated people, he resorted to courting illiterates like McOluomo; barely literates like those he filled the Lagos house of assembly with and stark illiterates like his infamous thugs. He was content being a leader in the midst of miscreants who few nairas can control. 

Pride they say goeth before a fall. For this Jagaban of Borgu however, cows -which he sought at the gates of Pa Fasoranti- goeth before his 🤷🏽‍♂️, perhaps those who gave him the title Jagaban will allow him become their emir in 2023. The NEC meeting he was allowed to attend in 2018 to fool him into supporting the buhari who shanked him after swearing in, he was no longer worthy of attendance of the new one in 2020 where the party was to be hijacked from him as an adult would take candy from a child 🤷🏽‍♂️

As for his wetdream for the presidency of Nigeria come 2023 -if Nigeria still exists- Tinubu will certainly either be in EFCC net writing his memoirs or in exile like those he has forced outside the shores.  buhari your adversary has a plan for his fulanis, he is deluded and sees himself the 3rd Mahdi. You on the other hand, just another opportunist playing a mob game.

Asiwaju, when next you travel at light speed, don't do so whilst drunk with personal greed or you will end up again twice publicly disgraced. I kuku said it in December 2019 that you will never become Nigerias president, the blood of the slain in Benue, Aba, Onitsha and Kaduna won't let you 😡

Accept my condolences for your presidential ambition 🤝🏾 and I sincerely hope you have seen the cows you

were seeking 🤨

COPIED!!!

I accept NWC dissolution in good fate – Oshiomhole

Former National Chairman, All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Adams Oshiomhole, says he accept the decision of the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) that dissolved the National Working Committee (NWC) in good faith.

Oshiomhole made the declaration at a news conference in Abuja on Saturday.

He said that he would not question either the legality or otherwise of the NEC’s decision because the President was behind his emergence as the party’s National Chairman.

The News Agency of Nigeria, (NAN) recalls that President Buhari and the NEC had on Thursday dissolved the NWC and constituted caretaker/extra-ordinary convention planning committee headed by Gov. Mai Mala Buni of Yobe, to reset the party.

Oshiomhole said: “I thought that it is important that I formally react to the recent events as it affects our party.

“We are all aware that on Thursday, a special NEC meeting was called and was attended by Mr President, governors, APC leadership of the two chambers of the National Assembly and some other leaders of our party.

“At the end of the meeting, the National Working Committee was dissolved and accordingly, I cease to be the chairman of the All Progressives Congress’’.

According to him, the APC under his chairmanship has done its best and the results are there.

“Of course, we have now been dissolved and I have accepted that dissolution in good fate.

“I’m not going into the question of legality or illegality.

“The bottom line is that the President, who invited me to lead the party and who mobilised all the support for my emergence as chairman, also presided over the meeting where the NWC has now been dissolved.’’

Oshiomhole recalled that the President graciously invited him to run for the office of chairmanship of the party in 2018.

He added that the President had directed him to reform the party.

“You know that reforms are challenging and it will entail taking difficult decisions.

“Mine has been a life of trouble and I accepted this,’’ he said.

The former chairman listed his achievements as overwhelming victory achieved in 2019 general elections as the party recorded better results in Presidential election in 2019 than 2015 poll.

He said that the party won governorship elections in the two opposition states; Kwara and Gombe.

“I believe I did my best because 2019 elections have come and gone.

“Thanks to Nigerian people, our president had more votes in 2019 than we had in 2015.

“We have more members in the Senate and House of Representatives.

“Unlike in 2015, we were not able to manage our victory in the two chambers such that we had an APC President in the Senate and PDP Deputy Senate President.

“This time we were working hard with my colleagues in the NWC and in consultation with leaders of our party across board, we have the kind of unity expected in the governing party in the two chambers of the National Assembly.

“I’m happy that the leadership of the National Assembly is working harmoniously with Mt President,’’ Oshiomhole said.

Source: Vanguard.ng