The Appeal Court sitting in Abuja has discharged the embattled leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu
Kanu is being prosecuted by the Federal Government at the Federal High Court in Abuja for 15 count charges bordering, including treasonable felony and terrorism, offences he allegedly committed in the course of his separatist campaigns.
A three-man panel of the Court of Appeal said the Federal High Court lacks the jurisdiction to try him in view of his abduction and extraordinary rendition to Nigeria in flagrant violation of the OAU convention and protocol on extradition.
The court held that the 15-count charge preferred against Kanu did not disclose the place, date, time and nature of the alleged offences before being unlawfully extradited to Nigeria in clear violation of international treaties.
The court further held that the Federal Government failed to disclose where Nnamdi Kanu was arrested despite the grave allegations against him.
Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor, one of Kanu’s lawyers confirmed the development on Thursday evening.
The court ruled that the “extraordinary rendition” of Kanu from Kenya is declared illegal and consequently constitutes a bar to further trial.
“Appeal allowed , Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi KANU, discharged and acquitted.
The Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Organisation has unveiled a 1,234-member strong National Campaign Council, NCC, for Labour Party, headed by Mohammed Zarewa as chairman, and Comrade Clement Ojukwu as secretary.
Director-General of the Peter Obi Campaign Organisation, Dr. Doyin Okupe, retained his position as DG of the NCC.
Dr. Yunusa Tanko was also appointed as the chief spokesman of the campaign on a day that the party raised a 27-man Presidential Advisory Council which also has Prof. Pat Utomi.
This was made public by the National Organising Secretary, Mr. Clement Ojukwu, at a Pre-Campaign Press Conference, in Abuja, on Wednesday.
He also named the National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, as Chairman of the Advisory Council of the NCC while Oseloka Obaze was named General Manager.
Ojukwu explained that they “carefully compiled this list. The six geo-political zones, youths, people living with disabilities and women were all involved.”
Members of the NCC include Comrade Ayuba Waba, Alhaji Bashiru Lamidi, Senator Victor Lar, Hajia Ireti Kingibe, Alhaji Farouk Ibrahim, Mr. Gbenga Daramola, Mrs Dud Manuga, Alhaji Saleh Lawal, Dr Ken Robinson, Chief Sola Ebiseni, Dr Bitrus Boutrou, Dr Olorunfemi Ayo, Chief Godwin Agbasimelo, Amb Moses Oriri, Gen. Harrison Adoga, retd, James Apam, Dr Bako Zazing, and Professor Haruna Dabin.
Also listed are Professor Joseph Golwa, Mr. Bitrus Kaze, Chief Peter Ameh, Gen Yakubu Usman, retd, Mr Danladi Bako, Sen. Joel Danladi, Alhaji Yusuf Jajere, Sen Nenadi Usman, Dr Alex Oti, Senator Victor Umeh, Dr Tony Nwoye, Dr Obinna Uzor, Afam Ogene, Mr. Val Ozigbo, Chijioke Edeoga, Professor Barth Nnaji, Senator Chris Anyanwu, Senator Ezenwa Onyewuchi, Professor Nnamdo Obiareri, Pastor Iniobong Udo, Capt. Augustine Okon, Chief Patrick Okomiso and Yussuf Lasun.
The rest include Dr Tanko Yunusa, Mr Kenneth Okonkwo, Modele Sarafa-Yusuf, Nnamdi Okosieme, , Paul Mumeh, Tunde Odanye, Professor Remi Sonaiya, Chief Chris Asoluka, Chief Ajaegbo, Mr Kanayo O. Kanayo, Gen Chris Eze, retd, Senator Sola Akinyede, Senator Joel Danmusa, Professor Femi Shaka, Senator Femi Okunronmu, Kayode Ajulo, Valentine Obieyem, Mr. Emeka Ugwu-Oju, and Gen Segun Ojo, retd, among others.
‘NCC transcends ethnic, religious bias’
Earlier, the D-G of the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Organisation, Dr. Doyin Okupe, said the Obidient Movement, which currently drives the Presidential campaign of the Labour Party, and Peter Obi transcends ethnicity and religious bias.
Okupe said if each of the presidential candidates were to be pre-qualified the candidates of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu; and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar would have since been disqualified.
Okupe predicted that PDP’s internal crisis will continue to fester because its candidate, Atiku Abubakar emerged after “a skewed party primary,” which jettisoned the time-tested respect for zoning and rotation of power as enshrined in its constitution.
For the APC, the LP campaign DG noted that the party shot itself on the foot with its unjustifiable and indefensible Muslim-Muslim ticket, which he said is a clear indication that the party lacks respect for Nigeria’s religious diversity.
His words: “On May 30, 2022, Mr. Peter Obi was entrusted by the membership of our great Labour Party as its Presidential Candidate for the 2023 election , after the PDP had failed in courage to live up to the due process. In the dramatic sequence of these events, our candidate’s entry into this political race has resulted in an explosion of excitement across the vastness of Nigeria, in the Diaspora, and indeed the global community.
“This has been lovingly and organically expressed in his overwhelming acceptance by the people of Nigeria, through the robust and endearing presentation of his record, personality, vision, policies and promise.
“There is no doubt that this ascendancy of our presidential ticket, to prime position in the hearts and minds of the Nigerian people, has been fuelled by the patriotic zeal, vibrancy, creativity and shining example, in discipline, character and decency of the Obidient movement.
“Unknown to many, a significant number of the youths and drivers of this movement are active members and supporters of the other political parties such as the APC and PDP, who could not ignore the overbearing superiority in leadership quality, personal disposition, national appeal, private and public service record, and the clear-cut expression of vision and governance solutions, which Peter Obi and Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed have come to represent, for all true lovers of progress and national rebirth.”
The campaign D-G noted that the renewed zeal among Nigerians to change the narrative positively was largely inspired by the catalogue of failed promises and missed opportunities by successive regimes.
He said: “The truth is that the errors of the past, have done painful incalculable damage, to the psyche of our people, the economy of our country, the peaceful existence and security of every citizen, and to the quality of our public services and our private lives. President Buhari has just presented the 2022/23 budget to the National Assembly, and in that document, it can be seen that of the 20.5 trillion naira budgeted, actual revenue available to fund the budget is 9.73 trillion naira, leaving a deficit of almost 11 trillion naira, with fuel subsidy alone, gulping 3.6 trillion naira, in the first six months of next year.
“In effect, this means that the present economic situation, as it affects the common people, is not likely to abate, and I say this not in exaggeration or to heighten fears, but in vivid and responsible assessment of the stark reality.
“So, at this time in our history, there can be no middle ground, in the requirement for informed, effective and firm leadership, to begin the hard work of turning around our national story and cloudy outlook.”
Appeal to security forces, judiciary, others
While appealing to security forces to be professional in their duties as Nigerians go to the polls, he said: “Our appeal to the security agencies, judiciary, our retired military and police officers, the middle class, civil servants, professional bodies and pensioners, is that this is no time for complacency or conspiracy. You must position as a strong vanguard against evil, contributing your patriotic voices and inputs, firmly in defense of Nigeria’s corporate existence.
“We charge you to stand tall against all nefarious political practices, and vile tendencies, that may want to sabotage the peace and progressive march of our dear country. To all our religious torchbearers and revered traditional leaders, we request that you intensify prayers and coordinated community efforts against miscreants and rascals that may want to truncate the destiny of our dear country.”
INEC’s biggest test
To the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, he said: “We say, this is the your biggest test in recent history, and you have no choice, but to act as a fair, impartial, fearless and patriotic umpire, in the coming elections. We have noted with extreme concern and worry the revelations by the Congress of Political Parties, CUPP, as to how presumed agents of the ruling party have infiltrated and compromised the INEC voter registration portals in 18 states.
“We have also noted, painfully, the concerns expressed by various NGOs about how the ruling APC has smuggled card-carrying members of the party into the INEC officials appointment process, setting them up as RECs, and other key operational personnel.
“We have also seen citizens in various parts of the country recovering thousands of voters’ cards, dumped in drainages and refuse dumps.
“It is also instructive that these patriotic concerns, have been largely ignored by the government of the day.
“What all these convey is that efforts are already afoot to compromise INEC as a way of sabotaging the country’s democratic election process, and the will of the people to freely choose the leaders they want in a free, fair and credible election.
“What we are sure of, however, is that, in the fullness of time, no criminal manipulation will succeed in these elections, whether they be computer or electronically conceived or manually and martially enforced.
“It is our hope and expectation that INEC and its leadership will choose to write their name in gold, and give their conscience a dose of good health, by doing what is right, noble and patriotic.”
The federal executive council (FEC) has approved the takeover of the construction work on the Enugu-Onitsha expressway by MTN Nigeria at about N202.8 billion, under the road infrastructure tax credit (RITC) scheme.
Babatunde Fashola, minister of works and housing, said this on Wednesday while speaking with journalists after the council’s meeting, presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari.
He said the approval was in line with the executive order 7 signed by Buhari in January 2019.
In 2019, January 25, specifically, you might recall that President Buhari approved executive order 7, which was the road infrastructure tax credit scheme, to allow the private sector to invest tax liabilities in advance in infrastructure, and that policy has helped us to finance roads like or by Obajana to Kaba, Apapa-Oshodi, Oshoki-Ojota Expressway, the Bodo-Bonni expressway in Port Harcourt, about a 1000 kilometres covering 21 roads under the NNPC investment. So, there is increased optic for that policy. So, today we have two more,” he said.
He said the telecoms giant will complete the dualisation of the 110-kilometre road.
The RITC scheme grants income tax credit to companies and individuals that provide funding for the refurbishment and rehabilitation of roads.
The scheme is a public-private partnership (PPP) intervention that enables the Nigerian government to leverage private sector capital and efficiency for the construction, repair, and maintenance of critical road infrastructure in key economic areas in Nigeria.
Participants will be entitled to utilise the total cost (project cost), incurred in the construction or refurbishment of an eligible road as a tax credit against their future Companies Income Tax (CIT) liability, until full cost recovery is achieved.
In August 2021, MTN announced plans to reconstruct the Enugu-Onitsha expressway, under the RITC.
A year later, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) said it issued a N37.28 billion tax credit certificate to Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited for the construction of the Bonny-Bodo road in Rivers state.
Meanwhile, the FEC also approved the award of contract by the Police Trust Fund for the supply of vehicles as well as insurance cover for several other vehicles at a total cost of N4.54 billion.
The vehicles consist of eight Land Cruisers, eight Toyota Prado, 2021 model and 44 Toyota Camry.
The vehicles intended for tactical operations are at a total cost of N4.5 billion.
1. Let me start by registering my profound gratitude to all Nigerians who have enthusiastically embraced our message, and our Presidential candidate, and in particular to the millions who identify with the OBIdient movement nationwide , organising selflessly and relentlessly pursuing their hope in a New Nigeria.
2. When on 30th May 2022, Mr Peter Obi was entrusted by the membership of our great Labour Party as its Presidential Candidate for the 2023 elections , after the PDP had failed in courage to live up to the due process,
3. He was always clear, in thought and conviction, of his calling and capability to seek and win the office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This aspiration and conviction was farther reinforced by his choice Dr Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed an astute educator, businessman, Former legislator and new breed politician, on the 8th July 2022 as his Vice Presidential Candidate , to very loud acclaim.
4. However, in the dramatic sequence of these events , our candidate’s entry into this political race has resulted in an explosion of excitement across the vastness of Nigeria, in the diaspora, and indeed the global community,
5. This has been lovingly and organically expressed in his overwhelming acceptance by the people of Nigeria, through the robust and endearing presentation of his record, personality, vision, policies and promise.
6. There is no doubt that this ascendancy of our Presidential Ticket, to prime position in the hearts and minds of the Nigerian people, has been fuelled by the patriotic zeal, vibrancy , creativity and shining example, in discipline, character and decency of the Obidient movement ,
7. which has today rapidly evolved into the biggest voluntary political movement in Nigeria history.
8. In just about four months, this organic and massively structured movement, consisting of Nigerians from all walks of life , from varying backgrounds and circumstances of life, from the young and not so young, from professions, vocations and occupations of all variations, and from every region, nook and corner of the country, have set a record in political mobilisation , organisation and loyalty , not experienced in recent Nigerian History .
9. Unknown to many , a significant number of the youth and drivers of this movement, are active members and supporters of the other political parties such as the APC and PDP, who could not ignore the overbearing superiority in leadership quality , personal disposition , national appeal, private and public service record, and the clear cut expression of vision and governance solutions, which Peter Obi and Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed have come to represent, for all true lovers of progress and national rebirth.
10. So, it is significant to observe and also to underline, that the Obidient movement, has today risen above religion, ethnicity , political affiliation and all narrow sentiment, to become a truly national movement of Nigerians, prepared for full participation , in this universal mission of national reconstruction.
11. I am personally a firm believer in the philosophy of the Obidient movement, and in the emerging reality, that Nigerians will only remain divided, as long as they allow it, and will only permit national degradation , as long as they do nothing about it.
12. The truth is that the errors of the past, have done painful incalculable damage, to the psyche of our people, the economy of our country , the peaceful existence and security of every citizen, and to the quality of our public services and our private lives.
13. President Buhari has just presented the 2022/23 budget to the National assembly , and in that document, it can be seen that of the 20.5 trillion naira, totally budgeted, actual revenue available to fund the budget is 9.73 trillion naira , leaving a deficit of almost 11 trillion naira , with fuel subsidy alone, gulping 3.6 trillion naira, in the first six months of next year.
14. In effect, this means that the present economic situation, as it affects the common people, is not likely to abate , and I say this not in exaggeration or to heighten fears , but in vivid and responsible assessment of the stark reality.
15. So ,at this time in our history , there can be no middle ground, in the requirement for informed, effective and firm leadership, to begin the hard work, of turning around our national story and our cloudy outlook.
16. My dear Nigerians, astute OBIdients and people of goodwill , in recent weeks, all political permutations , empirical polls and honest true reflection, from the hearts and minds of even those who are publicly on the opposing side, have placed Peter Obi, clearly and far ahead, of the pack , as the right man for the transformational leadership Nigeria needs , at this august juncture .
17. I personally have no doubt, putting all sentiment aside, that if there were a strict prequalification process , discredited parties such as the APC and the PDP will have been disqualified, from the start of this Presidential race ,
18. And I am not talking here, about the dubious nature of educational records, nor even allegations of foreign court certified criminal narcotic records , nor any basis of poor health, and not even of falsified or advanced age ,
19. but I refer to the fundamental parameters of competence and character, where none of these other known candidates, measure up, in any way, to the sterling qualities of Mr Peter Obi and Dr Yusuf Datti-Ahmed.
20. Similarly, on the considerations of true nationalism, geographical equity and fairness of ticket, none of them comes close.
21. The PDP candidate is a product of an unjust and dishonourable process, that clearly violates the equitable rights of the entire southern Nigeria, and the desire for balance in Presidential power , already enshrined in the constitution and history of that party, which was shamelessly subverted by subterfuge, and indeed anything built on injustice , ungodliness and evil conspiracy, can never stand.
22. As for the APC, the presidential candidacy is fundamentally flawed , through the adoption of a skewed and insensitive muslim-muslim ticket ,despite all objections across religious lines, in a highly religiously sensitive country like Nigeria , at a time where all reason, calls for maturity , fairness , equity, justice and balance, for the good of the country.
23. In all honesty, these errors of selfish and opportunistic political manipulation, are not only short sighted and dangerous , but strike at the very heart of Nigeria’s peaceful coexistence, and in fact the very survival of the nation as an entity.
24. And that is why, in response to this affront to good judgement , more than at any time in our history, our country is today witnessing her hottest, fiercest and most dynamic citizen-led political experience, spearheaded largely by the youth population.
25. This dynamism is worth reflecting upon, because it is not only novel in our history, but also lies at the crux of our country’s direction and ultimate destination, in the nearest future.
26. Today, as we commence the campaigns for the 2023 round of elections, the registered voter population figure has tripled, since 2019, and Over 60% of the nearly 100 million registered voters today, consists of the youth population.
27. And again, the most remarkable, organic, self-funded movement, at the vanguard of the political temperature in present time :the New Nigeria movement, is made up of this youth population.
28. It is a fact , beyond contest, that this movement has taken on a life of its own, and today has become an unprecedented and formidable force in our national equation, beyond all imagination.
29. Its continued growth, smart networking and unceasing expansion across all regions of the country, and its strong resilience against all attempts to stifle and underplay its strength , by the corrupt people who are now facing the pressure of change, is firm confirmation, that what we are seeing today is no child’s play.
30. I make bold to say , while the reality is becoming clearer to everyone, that these are the people who will decide the immediate future of this country.
31. The key message of the New Nigeria Movement , also known as the Take Back Nigeria Movement and more popularly as The Obidient Movement, signposts what all key stakeholders in the Nigerian project, and all well-meaning friends and partners of Nigeria, across the world , must give serious thought, and attention to.
32. The Nigerian youth, by this new, unprecedented demonstration of political vibrancy, have signalled to the failing and fading established political order, and transactional political class, that they are tired of the leadership failure that has brought Nigeria, the giant of Africa, to her knees today.
33. The arrogant, corrupt and clearly selfish practices of this old order politicians and their parties, who believe they can always buy their way into power, and always compromise every institution, have now been spotlighted, and stand totally rejected, by this new class of Nigerian voters.
34. The large crowds of highly disciplined ,self organised, self-funded, self-motivated and clearly trans-ethnic-politico-religious groups, and vocal associations of youths, simultaneously calling for a new political culture and new leadership personae, across all the country’s political regions, in a sustained, orderly, but insistent manner, is a clear call and warning to us, as a country – to sit up, shape up and do what is right, before it becomes too late.
35. While those who want to remain wilfully or self deceitfully ignorant, may continue to taunt or tar this renaissance with bigoted, ethnic and amoral paint, it is important to deeply reflect on the evolution of political epochs, and the foundational histories of citizen revolts, in different parts of the world,
36. And not fail, in our duty of ensuring, that we do not fall at cross purposes with the message of this rising army of young, angry but patriotic young Nigerians , at this time in our national history.
37. It is common knowledge, that the bedrock of democracy, is the peoples’ power; and the most resourceful and powerful manifestation of this, in any society, is the youth segment,
38. Any society that ignores the energies, frustrations, protestations and legitimate aspirations of the youth, may just be a step away, from anarchy.
39. At this juncture, for the avoidance of doubt, let me state here clearly that our Party, the Labour Party, as well as the Obi-Datti Presidential ticket of the party, have not spent a kobo to organise, influence, or secure the massive following and support, we have been getting from the Obidient Movement, to date.
40. But yet, this movement has grown bigger than any political party in the land today… and indeed ,Nigeria, since inception, has never ever witnessed such a phenomenon.
41. We in the Obi-Datti Presidential Organisation and the Labour Party, are totally and graciously humbled by this massive adoption of our candidate, as the preferred candidate of the overwhelming number of the Nigerian youth and also, the middle age class, for the forthcoming election.
42. We have come to learn, that the faith and belief of this overwhelming majority of Nigerians, particularly from the youth and middle age population segments, is founded on the perception and trust in our Presidential Team, as sincere, capable, visionary and prudent.
43. In addition , our policy options canvassed as solutions, for salvaging our country, are also understood and generally accepted, as sensible, workable and desirable.
44. We can also not discountenance the fact that credible socio-political organisation’s, and regional associations across the country, have equally expressed their trust and ,thrown their weight behind our party, and its presidential candidates, for practically the same reasons, as the Obidient groups.
45. We are extremely proud, to tell the whole world, that this unprecedented political acceptance of Mr. Peter Obi and his running mate, Dr. Yusuf Datti Baba -Ahmed, now burns like a raging flame in the minds of Nigerians, who are overwhelmingly yearning for a new class of leadership, to rescue the country from its present inadequacies.
46. This organic movement , the patriotic platform known as the Obidient Movement, now represents the potency and altruism at the very foundation of the Labour Party and the Obi-Datti national Structure.
47. Our meeting of minds with this movement, is based on our shared ideals of Credibility, Character, Competence and Commitment, which must henceforth be the key ingredients of leadership, that we must never, as a people and as a nation, compromise, in the birth of a new dispensation.
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48. However, distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen, In all of this, we will be failing in our responsibility if we do not , in all sincerity, point all Nigerians to the clear danger signs ahead, as we move steadily towards the polls.
49. The current political renaissance and re-energised patriotism of our youths, now means voter apathy is giving way, and the citizens’ are now firmly embracing their patriotic political responsibility.
50. While this is a good development, it comes with a challenge and a warning, to all connected with conducting elections in the country, to play by the rules, and be as transparent, professional and non-partisan as possible, if we do not want to instigate the same energies of the youths to turn against all, in calamitous manifestation, that is better imagined… than allowed to crystallize.
51. In the light of the above, our appeal to the Security agencies, the Judiciary, our retired military and police officers, the middle class, Civil servants, professional bodies and pensioners, is that this is no time for complacency or conspiracy.
52. You must position as a strong vanguard against evil , contributing your patriotic voices and inputs, firmly, in defence of Nigeria’s corporate existence.
53. We charge you to stand tall against all nefarious political practices, and vile tendencies, that may want to sabotage the peace and progressive march of our dear country.
54. To all our religious torchbearers and revered traditional leaders , we request that you intensify prayers and coordinated community efforts against miscreants and rascals, that may want to truncate the destiny of our dear country.
55. To the academia and the intelligentsia, our charge is that you rise up to protect our democracy, by refusing to be compromised in your ad-hoc and advisory roles.
56. To INEC we say, this is the your biggest test in recent history, and you have no choice, but to act as a fair, impartial, fearless and patriotic umpire, in the coming elections.
57. We have noted with extreme concern and worry, the revelations by the Congress of Political Parties (CUPP), as to how presumed agents of the ruling party have infiltrated and compromised the INEC voter registration portals in 18 states.
58. We have also noted, painfully, the concerns expressed by various NGOs, about how the ruling party has smuggled card carrying members of the party, into the INEC officials appointment process, setting them up as Recs, and other key operational personnel.
59. We have also seen citizens in various parts of the country, recovering thousands of voter cards, dumped in drainages and refuse dumps.
60. It is also instructive that these patriotic concerns, have been largely ignored by the government of the day.
61. What all these convey, is that efforts are already afoot to compromise INEC as a way of sabotaging the country’s democratic election process, and the will of the people, to freely choose the leaders they want, in a free, fair and credible election.
62. What we are sure of, however, is that , in the fullness of time, no criminal manipulation will suceed in these elections, whether they be computer or electronically conceived .. or manually and martially enforced.
63. It is our hope and expectation that INEC and its leadership will choose to write their name in gold, and give their conscience, a dose of good health, by doing what is right, noble and patriotic.
64. We are watching and taking notes. We know, and we remind INEC, that the whole world too, is watching and taking notes.
65. In view of the undercurrents we have highlighted above, we call on the international community, to express more than routine interest in this election of 2023.
66. Nigeria occupies a most strategic place in our continental sub-region. With a population of over 200 million people, it cannot be overemphasised, that the peace, tranquillity, stability and political well-being of Nigeria, should be of great interest to the world community,
67. You are no doubt well informed, of the heightening signals in our country, and the fact that any crisis in this biggest black nation on earth, would have untold consequences, on the entire world, in many ramifications.
68. To all political parties and players on the scene, let us be guided that the tide has changed. It is no longer business as usual.
69. The notorious practice of compromising the system with corrupt inducement and money politics, and by the manipulation of the regulatory and security agencies, is no longer the norm, and will be hard to fly in these elections.
70. Already, we have seen, earlier this year, in this very dispensation, how corrupt money politics and evil political conspiracies, have destroyed unity, peace and cohesion, and stifled healthy democratic determination, in the internal structures of political parties, leading to heightened tensions and political disaffection.
71. But we cannot allow these unhealthy practices, to continue to truncate the destiny of our nation. As leaders who profess love for the country and the people we aspire to lead, we must resolve to put a stop to these practices, this time, and commit to playing fairly, by the rules.
72. To the vast Nigerian majority who are wallowing in the unmerited poverty and sordid deprivations that decades of poor leadership has foisted on our country, the coming 2023 election, offers you a great chance to use your vote to turn around the situation.
73. As the overall protectors and custodians of real democracy, your vote is your power and Your PVC is the ticket, to install a responsible government that will be fair , capable, honest and attentive.
74. This is your time….
75. Our Great party, the Labour Party of Nigeria, is fully committed and totally reenergised, to making Nigeria work, and progressively develop… and you can hold us to our word, that The Labour Party presidency of Peter Obi, will cut wastage, and take bold steps to move Nigeria from Consumption..to Production.
76. Within 4 years , the Obi-Datti administration will embark on an aggressive investment drive in practicable smart agriculture outlays, that will see the entire Northern part of the country, become an agricultural mass production and export hub, with the same maximisation of potential , in each and every region of the country.
77. To the Labour Unions and working people, this is our joint undertaking, and we must resist anyone who attempts to break our ranks. The people have mandated us to action, and we cannot pander to those who seek to shamelessly manipulate and retain themselves in power, despite their glaring rejection.
78. To the Obidient Movement, we say, we have shown our zeal and strength in preparation , but now we must show our dexterity and courage, in operation.
79. We must make sure that no PVC is left uncollected, and that everyone comes out to discharge his vote, according to his conscience….and we must apply all legal means, to resist those, who plan to corrupt, circumvent, manipulate or disrupt the process,
80. And by tacit engagement and thinking ahead of all machinations, see this election to fair and logical conclusion, no matter how the system may introduce turns and tricks.
81. This is the time we have prepared for, we cannot afford to fail.
82. Finally, I cannot but thank the Nigerian media for your tremendous sacrifice and great role, as guardians of our democracy.
83. Along with election observers and civil society, the country will owe a great debt of gratitude, for your professional advocacy and watchdog responsibility, which you have applied at times, under most excruciating conditions.
84. As institutional allies and strong partners of the popular will , the true majority and the common peoples, we thank you and salute your courage.
85. Nigerians are counting on you, and the world shall be looking to you, to unearth and express the truth -for you shall be the eyes and ears of the world, in this most important elections.
86. Let me assure all Nigerians, that as we commence the campaign for the 2023 election, in earnest, our party and our candidates, will remain committed to honest, clean and issue-based engagements, with the Nigerian people, whose mandate we seek, in order to turn around the fortunes of this our great, but badly misgoverned country.
87. But let it be also known to the world , that we shall not shy away from legally and robustly engaging any evil attempt, to compromise due process, equity, transparency and fairness.
Barely four months to the 2023 general elections, a plot to remove the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, is being hatched by top political actors in the country, Daily Trust has gathered.
Top politicians and persons close to the seat of power in Abuja are said to be firming up the plot as a last ditch plan should the INEC chairman fails to accede to their demands regarding the conduct of the elections.
Preparations for the conduct of the elections are in top gear following the lift of ban on campaign activities by the INEC on September 28.
The INEC, on its part, said it had reached an advanced stage with the process including procurement of materials. The commission has also advertised for the temporary election
The INEC chair, in an exclusive interview with Daily Trust penultimate week, had reiterated that the commission would deploy Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) as done during recent off-season elections.
Yesterday, the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) addressed a press conference in Abuja and raised the alarm over the plot to remove the INEC chairman.
CUPP spokesman, Ikenga Ugochinyere, who spoke on behalf of the opposition parties, said the coalition had also uncovered fresh plots to deactivate the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) from being used in the election and ultimately stop electronic transmission of results.
Prior to the CUPP’s press conference, sources had told Daily Trust that political actors believed the elections would be difficult to manipulate under the current circumstances.
The three “unwanted” elements about the elections which the politicians wanted expunged, Daily Trust gathered, include the use of BVAS for accreditation of voters, cancelation of the use of incident forms and electronic transmission of election results.
Two governors–one from the South East and another from North East–are said to be in the forefront of the plot to kick out the INEC chairman. Also, a leader in the National Assembly, who allegedly felt betrayed by the INEC chairman, is said to have joined the prey “to get back at the chairman”.
The fear over BVAS
BVAS, introduced by INEC to replace the smart card reader used in the 2019 elections, is a biometric system that recognises voters based on their finger prints or faces.
An INEC insider said politicians are now wary of the use of BVAS and cancellation of the use of incidence form for voters not recognised by the BVAS device.
“The BVAS is very advanced. It’s different from the smart card reader in many ways. If it cannot capture your fingers, it can capture your face, and there is no excuse for not using it.”
According to the source, the agitations that that the INEC brings back the incident form and cancel the use of BVAS and the IREV platforms have thickened since the Anambra State governorship election.
A governor from the South East was said to have made frantic efforts to have the election swayed but was made impossible because of the adamant nature of the INEC top leadership and the electronic transmission of results.
“They had results from 10 local governments which they wanted the INEC to accept but they were told it was impossible with the current system. It was frustrating for the governor who had already told one of the candidates he woukd be declared as the winner,” said the source.
According to another insider in the commission, rather than work with the party, the governor later discovered that three senior INEC officials, including one in charge of the electronic systems had “compromised” to pave way for another party to win the election.
“They obtained security reports about the three of them, showing the transactions they had. This was how they pushed the person in IT out of his seat and blocked the reappointment of another senior commissioner,” said the source who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue.
Aside the political pressure being exerted on INEC, there were reports of a lawsuit instituted before the Federal High Court in Owerri, Imo state, seeking to stop INEC from using BVAS for the 2023 elections.
Yakubu in the eye of the storm
Some politicians are said to be uncomfortable with the INEC chairman’s rigid posture and unwillingness to help them during critical periods.
Yakubu was also lately embroiled in allegations around his assets declaration.
In late September, a Federal High Court in Abuja okayed hearing in a suit asking to compel the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) to release the assets declaration forms of the INEC chairman.
The plaintiff in the suit, marked FHC/ABJ/CS/33/2021, is one Emmanuel Agonsi.
Daily Trust gathered that this was not the first suit of this nature against the INEC chairman.
“There was another suit in Abakaliki. It went up to the Court of Appeal, they wanted to stop his renomination for second term. They nearly succeeded both at the level of Presidency and the National Assembly.
“He was there thinking his name would be submitted for reappointment when he was told that they had tabled the name of one professor, who was later appointed a national commissioner. When it came to the screening there was move to also block him but a presiding officer gave him a smooth sail, it is for that reason that the man now feel pained for INEC to have rejected him as candidate of his party,” one of our sources said.
Use of BVAS irreversible– INEC
INEC yesterday dismissed the call for the re-introduction of the incidence form and the suspension of the use of BVAS for the 2023 general elections.
INEC National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, in a chat with Daily Trust yesterday, said: “The decision of the commission to introduce and use the BVAS is final and irreversible. It is backed up by the law and a substantial number of the BVAS for the 2023 elections have been delivered. The BVAS is the game changer and has buried the incident forms.
“Those engaged in identity theft should not near the polling units. Those that have stolen or bought over PVCs are out of business and should not attempt to access the PUs. The commission is focused on delivering on its mandate.
“The commission is not and will not pay attention to the negatives or the antics of those that will want to delegitimize the electoral process and the commission. The commission has reached the critical stage of the electoral process and all Nigerians, and all the critical stakeholders should join the commission in delivering a clean election.”
CSOs react
Executive Director Yiaga Africa, Samson Itodo, told Daily Trust that,
“I won’t be surprised if there are plans to blackmail INEC to suspend the use of the BVAS. Nigerians have endorsed the use of BVAS, and that is what matters. Any attempt to stop the use of the BVAS should be considered an assault on the sovereignty of Nigerians and an effort to subvert the popular will of the people.
“INEC should continue to resist the attempt to capture the institution by all means possible. It is within INEC’s constitutional powers to undertake, organize and supervise elections. Its powers cannot be subjected to any authority. The commission has insisted that the use of the BVAS for election has come to stay. Stakeholders should respect the commission’s powers.”
Executive Director, Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED), Ibrahim Zikirullahi, said:
“We know there’s a vast array of political and partisan interests who may want to subvert the electoral process for their own self-serving ends. It’s however important to note that the will of these elements should not be allowed to prevail over the will of the Nigerian electorate.
“The key to ensuring desperate elements don’t undermine the process is to ensure there is vigilance.”
Also, Chairman, Transition Monitoring Group (TMG), Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, said:
“In elections, numbers that have no relationship with the votes cast are routinely written up all over the country. This is what we call rigging. In 2015 INEC used a technology solution in the form of Card Reader to verify the PVC and close the gap between the voting tallies and achieve over 50% in using the device to accredit voters in the presidential election.
“The result was that for the first time in Nigeria’s presidential election history, the loser declined to sue and, overall, the percentage of elections ending in the courts fell to about 43%. In 2007, 86.25% of all offices contested ended in court while in 2011, it was just about 51%.”
Ahead of the 2023 presidential elections, the Labour Party has released its Presidential Campaign Council list consisting of 1,234 members,
Below is the comprehensive list of the Labour Party campaign council.
1 AIG. MOHAMMED ZAREWA CAMPAIGN COUNCIL CHAIRMAN
2 COMR JULIUS ABURE PARTY CHAIRMAN
3 HE. MR. PETER OBI PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
4 SEN. DR. YUSUF DATTI BABA-AHMED VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
5 COMR. CLEMENT OJUKWU COUNCIL SECRETARY
6 ALH. BASHIRU APAPA LAMIDI MEMBER
7 ALH. UMAR FAROUK IBRAHIM MEMBER
8 MRS. OLUCHI OPARA MEMBER
9 BARR. AKINGBIDE OYELEKAN MEMBER
10 MR. GBENGA DARAMOLA MEMBER
11 MRS. DUDU MANUGA MEMBER
12 COMR. ANSLEM ERAGBE MEMBER
13 PRINCE REUBEN FAVOUR MEMBER
14 COMR. ADI SHIRSHA ADI MEMBER
15 COMR. SUNDAY OKEKE MEMBER
16 MR. MOHAMMED A IBRAHIM MEMBER
17 PRINCE KENNEDY CHIGOZIE MEMBER
18 ALHAJI. SALEH LAWAL MEMBER
19 DR. KEN ROBINSON MEMBER
20 CHIEF. SOLA EBISIEME MEMBER
21 DR. BITRUS BOUTROU MEMBER
22 PROF. CHARLES NWEKEAKU MEMBER
23 COMR. ARUBA WABA MEMBER
24 COMR. FESTUS OSIFU MEMBER
25 LADI ILLIA MEMBER
26 DR. OLORUNFEMI AYO MEMBER
27 ALH. BASIDIA LAMIDI APAPA MEMBER
28 CHIEF. GODWIN AGBASINNELO MEMBER
29 MR. SIMA LUKA MEMBER
30 MR. JOSEPH GONDO MEMBER
31 MR. JOHN ENEMARI MEMBER
32 PROF. QRISTUERG AMUA MEMBER
33 HON. JOSEPH TARKAR MEMBER
34 MRS. ESTHER NEVKAA MEMBER
35 ENGR. S. SALIFU MEMBER
36 AMB. MOSES ORIRI MEMBER
37 MR. ABAH LEWIS ELAIGWU MEMBER
38 MR. DANLADI IBRAHIM MEMBER
39 COMR. JONATHAN ONOJA MEMBER
40 MR. KEN ORKUMA HEMBE MEMBER
41 PROF. OWOJECHO OMOHA MEMBER
42 ENGR. BEN AKAAKAR MEMBER
43 MR. GIDEO IYOM MEMBER
44 DR. MOSES O. PAUL Y MEMBER
45 COMRD. ABAH OWOICHO NY MEMBER
46 COMRD. SAM ODEH NY MEMBER
47 MR. EMMANUEL TYIOSHI MEMBER
48 MR.TARUKAA TYODZER MEMBER
49 GEN. HARRISON ADOGA (RTD) MEMBER
50 PROF. JAMES APAM MEMBER
51 DR. ISAAC EBOJA MEMBER
52 PRINCE JOSEPH GONDO MEMBER
53 MRS. MERCY M.ACHAGH MEMBER
54 MR. GIDEON INYOM MEMBER
55 HAJIA. IRETI KINGIBE MEMBER
56 MRS. JOY A. OHIOMERO MEMBER
57 HON. CHINEDU OBIKA MEMBER
58 MR. DANLAMI UMAR RUMU MEMBER
59 ENGR. ALFRED N.OZOEMENA MEMBER
60 MR. SHAIBU ADEJOB MEMBER
61 PHARM. SAM OGONNA MEMBER
62 SURYV. CALLISTUS CHIJIOKA MEMBER
63 MR. DANJUMA SAMSON MEMBER
64 DR. BENEDICT OCHEOHA MEMBER
65 HON. DR. BAKO NAZING MEMBER
66 RT. HON. EDWARD PWAJOK MEMBER
67 PROF. HARUNA DABIN MEMBER
68 MR. IDI WAZIRI MEMBER
69 PROF. JOSEPH GOLWA MEMBER
70 REV. ALEX ANOKWURU MEMBER
71 MR. FARUK ADJO-AUDU MEMBER
72 PASTOR CHUWANG PAM MEMBER
73 BARR. (MRS) N. AKUNWANNE MEMBER
74 ENGR. CHRIS KEDESH MEMBER
75 MRS. KANENG GYANG FULANI MEMBER
76 MR. MARK DAPE MEMBER
77 MR. SOLOMON EGETRE HUIZINGI MEMBER
78 ARC. YAKUBU BAWA MEMBER
79 DR. GENEBU AYEBE PWD MEMBER
80 COMRD. ALICE CHITTLE NY Member
81 MR. YOHANNA BADUNG MEMBER
82 MR. NDE SOLOMON GOTAU MEMBER
83 MR. BERNARD B.KYENGESON MEMBER
84 HON. BUTRUS KAZE MEMBER
85 MR. MAICHIBI UWARJI MEMBER
86 SEN. VICTOR LAR MEMBER
87 DR. B. B NABUSU MEMBER
88 MRS. LOIS GOTOM MEMBER
89 BARR. DEP DUNG MEMBER
90 MR. EMMANUEL GOLADI MEMBER
91 MR. MISKOOM THOMAS SHALSUK MEMBER
92 MR. JAMES MAHA MEMBER
93 ENGR. AHIABA ATTAH MEMBER
94 ALH. MOHAMMED SHUAIBU MEMBER
95 COL. BABANWA SULEIMAN MEMBER
96 HON. EKELE KING MEMBER
97 COM. JOEL OMOLAYE MEMBER
98 HON. EZEKIEL MOPA MEMBER
99 HON. SUNDAY ADEBAYO MEMBER
100 HON. ADAJI UGANE MEMBER
101 HON. IGNATIUS SIEDU MEMBER
102 COM. BEN EZEMBI MEMBER
103 MS. CAROLINA EJAH MEMBER
104 MR. VICTOR UMORU MEMBER
105 MR. LANRE OBAFEMI MEMBER
106 ENGR S. SALIFU MEMBER
107 BARR. KENNEDY AJAKA Y MEMBER
108 PROF. ABUBAKAR DOMINIC AKPA MEMBER
109 MR. YUNUSA SHAIBU MEMBER
110 DR. EMEKA K. ONYEJEBOSE MEMBER
111 MR. RAPH EKPAH ADEJOH MEMBER
112 MR. PAUL ENEJUKAN MEMBER
113 RABIAT USMAN MEMBER
114 MR. IKELEJA USMAN ABDULLAHI MEMBER
115 MR. OJOCHOGWU JUDE MEMBER
116 AGADA FRANCIS ENEJO MEMBER
117 AISHATU MOHAMMED HASSAN MEMBER
118 DR. JOSEPH N. MAMMAN MEMBER
119 MR. JAMES BAWA SALKA MEMBER
120 BARR. TONY NWORAH MEMBER
121 MOHAMMAD HADI PANDOGATI MEMBER
122 REV. MIKE AGBON MEMBER
123 HON CALIP YAHAYA SONG MEMBER
124 MR. JOHN K. MURA MEMBER
125 MR. JERRY NGYAKWAR MEMBER
126 MR. ADAMU B. WATU MEMBER
127 PROF. VALDYA TAME MEMBER
128 MRS. RHODA ELIASHA MEMBER
129 MR. SULEMAN YADIMA MEMBER
130 PST. VIDYAM CHARLES BUTE MEMBER
131 MR. BUBA S. JIKA MEMBER
132 COMR.TONY SUDAN GOMPWEL MEMBER
133 MR. NAFIU RABIU IBRAHIM MEMBER
134 MR. ISHAYA DOKWA MEMBER
135 MS. MUSA JUMMAI AISHATU MEMBER
136 COMRD. CHAMA MIJILI NY MEMBER
137 HON. YAKUBU ALIYU MEMBER
138 MR. BULUS YOHANA MEMBER
139 GEN. YAKUBU USMAN MEMBER
140 COMRD. ANAS HAMZA NY MEMBER
141 MR.GAMBO ABUBAKAR MEMBER
142 MR. ILIYA BAGU MEMBER
143 MALLAM KASIR DAHIR MEMBER
144 MRS. MARY AUGUSTINE MEMBER
145 MR. GARBA SULE MEMBER
146 MR. FAUWALU GARBA MEMBER
147 ALH. MUSA MATO MEMBER
148 DR. ABUBARKA ABDULRAHMAN MEMBER
149 MRS. MARIAN SAMBO ALI MEMBER
150 MR. EMMANUEL A. AGUNBIADE MEMBER
151 MR. YEKEEN AGUNDADE MEMBER
152 DR. D.K EHINDERO MEMBER
153 ALH. RASAK EBODA MEMBER
154 MR. ALOYSIUS NWORA MEMBER
155 HON. AJIBADE ADEKUNLE MEMBER
156 ALH.RASAK ONIYE MEMBER
157 MOHAMMED SHEHU ANUA MEMBER
158 PST.OWUNA JAMES MEMBER
159 PRINCEWILL ONWRIMBA MEMBER
160 PST.TOPE KELVIN O MEMBER
161 MRS. NNADIUKWU EUNICE MEMBER
162 MR. RAPHAEL MATTHEW MEMBER
163 BARR. HADIZA ISA KIRIPKO MEMBER
164 MR. JONES ILIYA SHAMAH MEMBER
165 MRS. FAVOUR THOMPSON MEMBER
166 MR. EMMANUEL DANLADI MEMBER
167 MR. ALI KPADUM MEMBER
168 AMB. JONATHAN M.TSAKU MEMBER
169 ISTIFANUS HARUNA MEMBER
170 BARR. ORTAN GABRIEL AKAAKA MEMBER
171 MRS. CECILIA JY ANGAKU MEMBER
172 MR. GABS KATIYA MEMBER
173 ENGR ISAAC BALAMI MEMBER
174 MR. AYUBA SAMAILA MEMBER
175 BARR. LEONARD ZADON MEMBER
176 APOST. AKINTEWE CHANKER MEMBER
177 MR.USMAN I. BURATAI MEMBER
178 MR. MAIRO UMAR MEMBER
179 MR. MUSTAPHA HAMZA MEMBER
180 SIR. SAMAILA MAIDOKI MEMBER
181 MR. YERIMA IJAI RUPALU MEMBER
182 USTAZ ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI MEMBER
183 MR. LIMAN BUKAR MEMBER
184 PROF. KALEP FILLI MEMBER
185 MRS. AIMINA TAGWAI MEMBER
186 MR. IBRAHIM ZARMA MEMBER
187 MR. AGUR ATARI MEMBER
188 MR. DANLADI BAKO MEMBER
189 MR. DANIEL SOLOMON MEMBER
190 MR. JERIMOND SHAKWALLO MEMBER
191 MR. JAMES ILU MEMBER
192 MRS. HANNATU AHMED MEMBER
193 MRS. NIAGA KANU MEMBER
194 AMD. OTHIEL FALIFA MEMBER
195 COMR. KENAN IBRAHIM ASFA Y MEMBER
196 JORAM S. MASSAM MEMBER
197 MR. BUBAKAR MOHAMMED TALASE MEMBER
198 MR. YAU FINDIGA MEMBER
199 CHIEF. DENNIS IKEH MEMBER
200 MR. AGURA ATAHIRU MEMBER
201 MR. MOHAMMED ABDUSALAM PANTAMI MEMBER
202 BARR.HEMAN JAMIYAL MEMBER
203 SEN. JOEL DANLADI MEMBER
204 BARR. VANIAH AGBON MEMBER
205 MR. DANJUMA PAPA KUNNI MEMBER
206 MR. HOSEA HASSAN KARMA RTD AIG MEMBER
207 NATHAN SANDRA JUNIOR MEMBER
208 HON. IDI HOGA MEMBER
209 ENGR. AUGUSTINE BAZING MEMBER
210 MICHEAL PIUS MEMBER
211 ISA HAMMAGADBO MEMBER
212 ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR MEMBER
213 DR. ISHAKU HABILA JAURO MEMBER
214 MAL. MALO GARBA MEMBER
215 LAWAN M. IBRAHIM MEMBER
216 MR.I BRAHIM BAWA MEMBER
217 ALHAJI YUSUF JAJERE MEMBER
218 HANEEFA AHMAD MEMBER
219 MANNIR RABIU MEMBER
220 ALH. ABDULRAHMAN ALBARKA MEMBER
221 ALH. IRO BAWALE MEMBER
222 ALH. AHMED MUHAMMED YAR’DUA MEMBER
223 ALH. AMINU KAIKAI MEMBER
224 ALH. KABIR JIMI MEMBER
225 ALH. SADA BAKO MEMBER
226 SEN. NENADI USMAN MEMBER
227 MR. NASIRU JAGABA MEMBER
228 MRS. SARAH KELVIN MEMBER
229 MR. BULUS MASAMARI MEMBER
230 MRS. ZULAIHAT YUNUS MEMBER
231 MR. ABUBAKAR SADIQ BELLO MEMBER
232 MRS. PAULINA JEREMAIH MEMBER
233 MR. ISA ABUBAKAR MEMBER
234 MRS. ZULAIHAT YUNUS MEMBER
235 ALH. ISAH ABUBAKAR Y MEMBER
236 MRS. LYDIA BABA Y MEMBER
237 COMRD. VICTOR ODODO Y MEMBER
238 MR. GAJIR VALUMUU Y MEMBER
239 DR. DANJUMA SALE Y MEMBER
240 MALLA KAVIRU YUSUF Y MEMBER
241 MS LOIS ERLAND MAUDE NYMEMBER
242 MR.MOHAMMED AZARE MEMBER
243 MRS.MONICA MUSA MEMBER
244 MADAM PRICILLA MEKAM MEMBER
245 HAJIYA BILIKISU ADAMU MEMBER
246 AISHA ABDULLAH MEMBER
247 MRS.SAADATU SULAIMAN MEMBER
248 HON.ABDULRAMA MAGAJI MEMBER
249 ALHAJI.MANIR RABIU MEMBER
250 MOHAMMED HADI MEMBER
251 MALLAM IBRAHIM BAMALI SIDI MEMBER
252 PROF AKALI MPANTOR OJONI MEMBER
253 MR. UMAR ADAMU KAWO MEMBER
254 COMRD ZAAI T. BABA NY MEMBER
255 MR.NASIRU MUHAMMED MEMBER
256 MRS.AMINU TAFIDA MEMBER
257 MRS.HADIZA KISHIMI MEMBER
258 MR.ABDULLAHI A KABO MEMBER
259 SALISU IBRAHIM KOKO MEMBER
260 BARR. YAKUBU BAWA MEMBER
261 MR. ADAM ABUBAKAR PWD MEMBER
262 MR.UMAR SANI KANKA MEMBER
263 ABDULLAHI MUH’BALANGE MEMBER
264 AHMED IDRIS KAFAN-HAUSA MEMBER
265 MOHAMMED JIBRIN ABUBAKAR MEMBER
266 MALLAM KENAM MAMMAN KUMOH PWD
267 IHEKWOABA PAUL E.ESQ PWD
268 MR. AGBO CHRISTIAN PWD
269 MR. ONYEBUCHI STANLEY PWD
270 MR. LIMAN USMAN PWD
271 MRS. ZAINAB YUSUF PWD
272 MRS. TAIBAT JANET PWD
273 INAJAW MIRACLE PWD
274 EKWO COMFROT PWD
275 MR. GODIAN AMADI PWD
276 AMB. M. GAJAM MEMBER
277 MS. ELIZABETH A. JIBRIN MEMBER
278 MR. MUTARTI YALAI BUNGA MEMBER
279 MR.USAINI YAWURI MEMBER
280 MR.AUWAL UMAR IMAM MEMBER
281 MR.IFEANYI EZEAGU MEMBER
282 MR.MAMUDA MOHAMMAD MEMBER
283 AMINU UMAR AHMAD MEMBER
284 MR.SAIDU MUHAMMAD MEMBER
285 MUAZU LADAN KANWURI MEMBER
286 MOH’D MUKTAR MACCIDO MEMBER
287 COMR. ABDULLAHI UMAR MODOMAWA MEMBER
288 CHIEF OKEY UGOBEZE MEMBER
289 ENGR AMINU MUAZU MEMBER
290 COMR BARAKA BAWA MEMBER
291 COMR IBRAHIM KANOMA MEMBER
292 BASHIR M. MAFARA MEMBER
293 GARBA BALA GUSAU MEMBER
294 MALLAM MUHAMMAD NURUDEEN MEMBER
295 SA’IDU AHMED MEMBER
296 HABIBU SANI MEMBER
297 MR. ABDULLAHI MUHAMMED MEMBER
298 MR.HALIRU JIBRI MEMBER
299 MR. MUHAMMED ATTAHIRU MEMBER
300 DR. ALEX OTTI MEMBER
301 CHIEF EBOH D. IHEKWEREME MEMBER
302 MR. VICTOR IKEJI MEMBER
303 CHIEF WAKA INEM MEMBER
304 MR. JOE EZEARU MEMBER
305 DR. CONFIDENCE CHUKWUEMEZIE PWD MEMBER
306 CHIEF MRS CHIGAZU OKEKE MEMBER
307 DR.PRINCE NDUBUEZE MEMBER
308 CHIEF DAN CHINYERE IMO MEMBER
309 COMR. ABDULLAHI UMAR MODOMAWA MEMBER
310 MRS.COMFORT OKORONKWO MEMBER
311 DR.JAMES OKOROMA MEMBER
312 OKORONKWO OJI MEMBER
313 SEN VICTOR UMEH MEMBER
314 DR. TONY NWOYE MEMBER
315 DR. OBINNA UZOR MEMBER
316 LADY CHIDI ONYEMELUKWE MEMBER
317 PROF. OBY LILIAN OROGBU MEMBER
318 PROF. ZELINJO IGWEZE MEMBER
319 HON AFAM OGENE MEMBER
320 CHIEF CHUKA EZEWUNE MEMBER
321 CHIEF EURIEL CHUKWUDUM MEMBER
322 CHIEF OKEY EZEIBE MEMBER
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353 HON FIDELIA NJEZE MEMBER
354 DR. DAVE NNAMANI MEMBER
355 MR. CHIJIOKE IDEOGA MEMBER
356 PROF CHARLES NWAKEAKU MEMBER
357 COMRD. IBUCHUKWU O. EZIKE MEMBER
358 PRINCE CHIGO IKPENNWA MEMBER
359 MS. NKEMDILIM UGWUAGBO MEMBER
360 MRS EBERE AGU MEMBER
361 DAE ELIZABETH O. AGU MEMBER
362 CHIEF CYRIL NNABUIKE ENE MEMBER
363 PROF AUGUSTINE AKUBUE UCHENNA MEMBER
364 BARR. FIDELIS ANI MEMBER
365 HON. OKEY NNADOZIE MEMBER
366 PASTOR DAMIAN C. AMOKE MEMBER
367 MR. JOHN EDESON MEMBER
368 BARR. MRS BENIGNA EJIMBA Y MEMBER
369 MR. IKECHUKWU CHUKWUMAH PWD MEMBER
370 CHIEF EMEKA MAMAH MEMBER
371 OBOIGEDE AGBO ANTHONY MEMBER
372 BARR AWFFORKANSI NNADIUME MEMBER
373 PROF BARTH NNAJI MEMBER
374 MRS FIDELIA NJEZE MEMBER
375 DR. MONANU MEMBER
376 CHIEF. OGUERINWA AMADI MEMBER
377 ENGR. CHUKWU SYLVESTER CHUKWU MEMBER
378 DR. VICTOR ODOEME (PhD) MEMBER
379 GOLD EZIOFOR MEMBER
380 CHIEF MARTIN AGBASO MEMBER
381 SEN. CHRIS ANYANWU MEMBER
382 SEN. EZENWA F. ONYEWUCHI MEMBER
383 CHIEF STAN UKAGA MEMBER
384 MR. ANDY EZEANI MEMBER
385 CHIEF JONJUDE OKERE MEMBER
386 SIR CAJETAN EBERENDU MEMBER
387 PROF FRANK EJIOGU MEMBER
388 PASTOR IYKE ONUOHA MEMBER
389 MR. RAYMOND NWACHUKWU MEMBER
390 DR. FRESH ONUOHA MEMBER
391 MR. EKENE NWAKUCHE MEMBER
392 GEN.OBI UMAHI Y MEMBER
393 BARR UCHE NANDI Y MEMBER
394 MR. CHARLES OKWUDIRICHUKWU Y MEMBER
395 COMRD. MINISTER UDOCHUKWU NY MEMBER
396 HON IKE IBEH MEMBER
397 MR.CHUKA SOLOMON OBAEGO MEMBER
398 MR. EXCEL OCHIAMA MEMBER
399 MR. CHIBUZO NDUBUAKU MEMBER
400 MR. HENRY CHIDI IBE MEMBER
401 MR. EKENE NWAKUCHE MEMBER
402 MRS. SHARON CHUKWUEMEKA MEMBER
403 CP. MIKE OKOLI MEMBER
404 PROF. NNAMDI OBIARERI MEMBER
405 DR. CHINERE OKPARA MEMBER
406 ARC. EDWARD NKWEGU MEMBER
407 HON NWABUEZE IGWE MEMBER
408 HE LAWRENCE NWURUKU MEMBER
409 HON. DR. EMMANUEL EZE MEMBER
410 SEN. EMMANUEL OMEZUE AGBOTI MEMBER
411 PASTOR INIOBONG UDO MEMBER
412 CAPT. AUGUSTINE OKON MEMBER
413 BARR. JAMES ESSIEN MEMBER
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416 PRINCE VICTOR ENYINIHI MEMBER
417 MR. MFON EFFIONG UDOM MEMBER
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419 SIR. SYLVESTER OKOKON JONAH MEMBER
420 EDET SOLOMON INUA MEMBER
421 PROF. EDET BASSEY AKPAKPAN MEMBER
422 DANIEL UMOBONG MEMBER
423 BARR. LILLIAN EVUGHIRE PWD MEMBER
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425 HON. INNOCENT KAKU MEMBER
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428 ARC. FURUOBI AKENE MEMBER
429 PROF. ALOYSIUS LIGHA MEMBER
430 CHIEF RITCHIE OMO MEMBER
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432 DR. CHRIS M. NWAOKOBIA JR MEMBER
433 PROF FRANCA OVADJE MEMBER
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Senior Advocate of Nigerian, Femi Falana has expressed optimism that the lingering strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will be called off in days and not weeks.
The Senior Advocate stated this at the book launch entitled Breaking Coconut With Your Head, by Lanre Arogundade on Monday in Lagos
He stated that it is likely that the strike will be concluded outside the courtroom.
The Labour Party (LP) on Monday disowned a campaign rally timetable being circulated in the media.
Mr Arabambi Abayomi, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said in a statement in Abuja that the timetable was neither authorised by the LP leadership nor its presidential candidate.
“Labour Party’s attention has been drawn to a purported OBI -DATTI presidential campaign rallies timetable in circulation.
I hereby deny the authenticity of this campaign council programme, as Labour Party’s leadership is not aware of it,” he added.
According to Abayomi, the party’s presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi has also not authorised anyone to issue any campaign programme.
Likewise, no one from the Campaign Council has sought the nod of the party’s leadership over the same subject matter,” the LP spokesman said.
He therefore called on Nigerians and the media to disregard the timetable in its entirety.
Following growing reports of extortion from traffic violators by different groups across Anambra State, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ARTMA, Engineer Emeka Okonkwo (KONTI) has taken bold steps to checkmate any related development.
The ARTMA MD/CEO has directed the issuance of unique numbers to officers for easy identification, and also authorized an identification number crested alongside the official logo on vests and caps of ARTMA workers.
The ARTMA office complaint/suggestion number is also written on the back of all the enforcement officers for quick reach to the agency’s head office.
The ARTMA boss has also directed that no officer without the full enforcement kits is allowed to apprehend any defaulting road users as they cannot be considered as an ARTMA officer.
Road users are therefore advised to immediately report any group or persons impersonating ARTMA or trying to extort funds in the name of traffic management.
The enforcement team have also been mandated to provide video and pictorial evidence of defaulters or the said defaulter would be let to go for free when they get to the offices- the reason for this is to ensure that no vehicle is impounded wrongly.
People of Okpuno, Isu, Awka and Nnewi in Awka South, Awka North and Nnewi North respectively are in for brighter economic prospects, following Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s inspection of some roads which are in dilapidated condition.
Roads in the locations visited, are becoming a nightmarish experience to motorists and the citizens of these specific areas
Speaking during the inspection with the people who came to welcome and cheer him, Governor Soludo promised to repair and build durable roads that will impact on the economic lives of the people of Anambra State.
The specific roads visited include the roads in Nodu-Okpuno in Awka South Council Area, Ifiteisu-Isuaniocha roads in Awka North as well as Otolo-Nnewi in Nnewi North Council Area.
Governor Soludo also explained that the visit is in keeping with his campaign promise to the people, as part of measures to improve the economic fortunes, alleviate the sufferings and make life more enjoyable for Ndi Anambra.
While stating that the visit will help him ascertain what can be done on those roads, he further explained that his administration is committed to its core mandate and manifesto, urging for support by the people.
The people and residents of the areas visited expressed deep appreciation to Governor Soludo for taking the initiative to come out to inspect the roads himself
It will be recalled that the present administration under Governor Soludo is focused on flagging off over 220 kilometer of roads before the end of the year. Currently, about 120 kilometers of roads have already been flagged off
Other top government functionaries who accompanied Governor Soludo on the inspection include: the Deputy Governor of Anambra State, Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim, Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu, Chief of Staff to the Governor, Mr. Ernest Ezeajughi, Commissioner for Works, Engr. Ifeanyi Okoma, his Special Duties counterpart, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, Chief of Protocol, Chinedu Nwoye, Special Adviser to the Governor on Entertainment, Leisure and Tourism, Mr Bob Manuel Udokwu, Special Adviser on Legal, Barrister Tochukwu Nweke among others.Chinedu Asuzu of BVI Channel 1 was part of team representing the interest of the ordinary people.
