This is what IBB said about Fani-Kayode. "I am sure most of you don't know that Fani-Kayode was a taxi driver in UK before Obasanjo brought him back to Nigeria and changed his life.
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Thursday, February 19, 2015
Fani-Kayode Was A Taxi Driver In UK-If Not For OBJ
This is what IBB said about Fani-Kayode. "I am sure most of you don't know that Fani-Kayode was a taxi driver in UK before Obasanjo brought him back to Nigeria and changed his life.
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Thursday, February 12, 2015
Jega Has Been Compromised By APC
“Besides, we have information that the PVCs that Nigerians are scrambling for are not in Nigeria and will not arrive before the elections. These PVCs are still in China and Jega has strategically delayed their arrival to suit his electioneering permutations.”
Putting Jega on the hot seat, Fani-Kayode demanded to know: “Can Jega show Nigerians proof that the Chinese company printing the PVCs has been paid in full by disclosing the total contract sum and the amount paid to date?
“Can Prof Jega show proof of arrival or expected date of arrival of all PVCs for the elections? Can Jega tell Nigerians how he could have distributed 23 million PVCs within five days to the election if there hadn’t been a postponement?”
The PDP campaign spokesman also asked: “Could this be why Jega has refused to allow citizens use their temporary voter cards despite pleas from the National Assembly and well-meaning Nigerians?
“Does it make sense to disenfranchise 23 million citizens (a third of the eligible voters) because INEC says it wants to avoid rigging? The 2011 elections were adjudged the most transparent by Nigerians, the international community and the INEC chairman himself, said so without the use of PVCs. So what has changed?
“Is this why APC leaders and members insisted on the non-postponement of the elections even when they knew that 23 million Nigerians may not vote? Did they know something we did not know?
“Jega said on national television on January 23, that INEC was doing everything possible to ensure that before the end of January, all the cards have been produced and made available. That deadline has come and gone and we still do not have the PVCs. Is he being sincere?
“We hereby challenge him to be honourable and transparent. He should publish accurate information on the state of PVCs: how many PVCs are in the country? Where are they located state by state? When would others arrive from China? How does he plan to distribute them before elections?
“Jega should respond to these allegations of partisanship and ineptitude, and live up to his responsibilities as an independent election umpire. If he refuses to do so, we may end up losing confidence in him.”
Jega Has Been Compromised By APC
Addressing a press conference yesterday on the rescheduling of the
general elections, the Director of the PDP presidential campaign
organisation, Femi Fani Kayode, said:
“Pieces of information at our disposal have shown that Jega has had
meetings with APC stalwarts in Dubai and other cities in the world to
perfect this wanton conspiracy against 23 million eligible voters.
“Besides, we have information that the PVCs that Nigerians are scrambling for are not in Nigeria and will not arrive before the elections. These PVCs are still in China and Jega has strategically delayed their arrival to suit his electioneering permutations.”
Putting Jega on the hot seat, Fani-Kayode demanded to know: “Can Jega show Nigerians proof that the Chinese company printing the PVCs has been paid in full by disclosing the total contract sum and the amount paid to date?
“Can Prof Jega show proof of arrival or expected date of arrival of all PVCs for the elections? Can Jega tell Nigerians how he could have distributed 23 million PVCs within five days to the election if there hadn’t been a postponement?”
The PDP campaign spokesman also asked: “Could this be why Jega has refused to allow citizens use their temporary voter cards despite pleas from the National Assembly and well-meaning Nigerians?
“Does it make sense to disenfranchise 23 million citizens (a third of the eligible voters) because INEC says it wants to avoid rigging? The 2011 elections were adjudged the most transparent by Nigerians, the international community and the INEC chairman himself, said so without the use of PVCs. So what has changed?
“Is this why APC leaders and members insisted on the non-postponement of the elections even when they knew that 23 million Nigerians may not vote? Did they know something we did not know?
“Jega said on national television on January 23, that INEC was doing everything possible to ensure that before the end of January, all the cards have been produced and made available. That deadline has come and gone and we still do not have the PVCs. Is he being sincere?
“We hereby challenge him to be honourable and transparent. He should publish accurate information on the state of PVCs: how many PVCs are in the country? Where are they located state by state? When would others arrive from China? How does he plan to distribute them before elections?
“Jega should respond to these allegations of partisanship and ineptitude, and live up to his responsibilities as an independent election umpire. If he refuses to do so, we may end up losing confidence in him.” - See more at: http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/02/pdp-jega-has-been-compromised-by-apc.html#sthash.BdNX6Oxt.dpuf
“Besides, we have information that the PVCs that Nigerians are scrambling for are not in Nigeria and will not arrive before the elections. These PVCs are still in China and Jega has strategically delayed their arrival to suit his electioneering permutations.”
Putting Jega on the hot seat, Fani-Kayode demanded to know: “Can Jega show Nigerians proof that the Chinese company printing the PVCs has been paid in full by disclosing the total contract sum and the amount paid to date?
“Can Prof Jega show proof of arrival or expected date of arrival of all PVCs for the elections? Can Jega tell Nigerians how he could have distributed 23 million PVCs within five days to the election if there hadn’t been a postponement?”
The PDP campaign spokesman also asked: “Could this be why Jega has refused to allow citizens use their temporary voter cards despite pleas from the National Assembly and well-meaning Nigerians?
“Does it make sense to disenfranchise 23 million citizens (a third of the eligible voters) because INEC says it wants to avoid rigging? The 2011 elections were adjudged the most transparent by Nigerians, the international community and the INEC chairman himself, said so without the use of PVCs. So what has changed?
“Is this why APC leaders and members insisted on the non-postponement of the elections even when they knew that 23 million Nigerians may not vote? Did they know something we did not know?
“Jega said on national television on January 23, that INEC was doing everything possible to ensure that before the end of January, all the cards have been produced and made available. That deadline has come and gone and we still do not have the PVCs. Is he being sincere?
“We hereby challenge him to be honourable and transparent. He should publish accurate information on the state of PVCs: how many PVCs are in the country? Where are they located state by state? When would others arrive from China? How does he plan to distribute them before elections?
“Jega should respond to these allegations of partisanship and ineptitude, and live up to his responsibilities as an independent election umpire. If he refuses to do so, we may end up losing confidence in him.” - See more at: http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/02/pdp-jega-has-been-compromised-by-apc.html#sthash.BdNX6Oxt.dpuf
Friday, December 24, 2010
Nigeria: 3 refineries closed due to sabotage
Nigeria's state-run oil company says that oil pipeline attacks have forced it to shut down three of its four refineries in the oil-rich West African nation
A spokesman of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said in a statement Thursday that its refineries in the cities of Warri, Port Harcourt and Kaduna had been shut down because "pipelines have been severed."
A spokesman of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said in a statement Thursday that its refineries in the cities of Warri, Port Harcourt and Kaduna had been shut down because "pipelines have been severed."
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Siasia begins work with standing Eagles team
Eagles coach, Samson Siasia has embarked on a drive to build a standing team made up of entirely home based players.
Siasia plans to invite selected players from the local league for a long camping exercise. And according to him, he hopes to raise a solid team of home based players that will give their European counterparts a run for their money in the national team.
Siasia plans to invite selected players from the local league for a long camping exercise. And according to him, he hopes to raise a solid team of home based players that will give their European counterparts a run for their money in the national team.
I f Am Elected There will be vacancy in Aso Rock in 2011 -Atiku
Ibrahim Babangida on Tuesday spoke of the possibility of him quitting the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) unless it adheres to the zoning principle, tacitly confirming media reports that he may defect to another party in his bid to return to Aso Rock, from where he stepped aside in August 1993.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Obasanjo to Fayose: You are a bastard
‘You are also a bastard. In fact, you are a bastard father. You are a former president and I’m a former governor. You are not superior to me. If you think you can mess up anybody, not me. You deserve no respect anywhere, not even in Yorubaland. If you try me, I will deal with you’
Ladoja’s ambition threatens anti-Akala ‘coalition’
EFFORTS by the gladiators in the Oyo State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to stop the second term bid of Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala in 2011 may be heading for the rocks.
Reason: The former governor of the Pacesetter State, Senator Rashidi Ladoja, and a leading member of the group of elders in the coalition headed by Senator Lekan Balogun, is shunning all entreaties to drop his ambition to wrest power from the incumbent governor.
Reason: The former governor of the Pacesetter State, Senator Rashidi Ladoja, and a leading member of the group of elders in the coalition headed by Senator Lekan Balogun, is shunning all entreaties to drop his ambition to wrest power from the incumbent governor.
N/Assembly is recklessly expensive, private sector operators
Nigerians are enraged over the huge salaries and pecks being paid to members of the National Assembly and other political office holders that has shown they are not in political offer to serve the nation but to milk it dry.
The amount paid as over head to members of the national assembly as admitted by the principal officers of the House of Representative and Senate is N140 billion, while the over head of running the government is N540 billion.
The amount paid as over head to members of the national assembly as admitted by the principal officers of the House of Representative and Senate is N140 billion, while the over head of running the government is N540 billion.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Parties back Sanusi over Senate interrogation
The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP) has urged the National Assembly to check itself and make correction upon the allegation of how its spending is affecting national growth, instead of threatening the Central Bank governor, Lamido Sanusi over his lecture comment,
Friday, December 3, 2010
OANDO NIGERIA, EXISTING CAREER, SATURDAY
VACANCY TITLE: PROCUREMENT OFFICER
DEPARTMENT: PROCUREMENT & SERVICES
VACANCY DESCRIPTION
PROCUREMENT OFFICER VACANCY
Oando PLC is currently seeking a Procurement Officer to Support transaction planning and processing efforts to ensure all procurement activities are delivered in the most cost effective manner without compromising on quality and EHSQ standards, while meeting customer expectations for efficient and effective service delivery.
DEPARTMENT: PROCUREMENT & SERVICES
VACANCY DESCRIPTION
PROCUREMENT OFFICER VACANCY
Oando PLC is currently seeking a Procurement Officer to Support transaction planning and processing efforts to ensure all procurement activities are delivered in the most cost effective manner without compromising on quality and EHSQ standards, while meeting customer expectations for efficient and effective service delivery.
Civilians flee army raids in Nigerian oil delta
WARRI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Fighting between the Nigerian military and armed gangs in the creeks of the oil-producing Niger Delta has killed several civilians and displaced dozens more, residents said on Friday.
A military taskforce (JTF) comprising the army, navy and air force began raiding three camps believed to belong to a notorious gang leader in Delta state on Thursday, close to the Ayakoromo and Okrika communities.
A military taskforce (JTF) comprising the army, navy and air force began raiding three camps believed to belong to a notorious gang leader in Delta state on Thursday, close to the Ayakoromo and Okrika communities.
PDP Plans To Destabilze Osun State!
There is a top-level plan by the PDP to make the Osun State ungovernable.
> Following the Court of Appeal decision in the case of Aregbesola v. Oyinlola which was delivered on Friday the 26th day of November, 2010, The PDP stalwarts in the South West held a meeting at Obasanjo Farms on Sunday, the 28th day of Nov. 2010 where it was decided that a state of anarchy would be unleashed on Osun State due to create room for the possibility of declaring a state of emergency.
> Following the Court of Appeal decision in the case of Aregbesola v. Oyinlola which was delivered on Friday the 26th day of November, 2010, The PDP stalwarts in the South West held a meeting at Obasanjo Farms on Sunday, the 28th day of Nov. 2010 where it was decided that a state of anarchy would be unleashed on Osun State due to create room for the possibility of declaring a state of emergency.
