We’ve just been informed that The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, escaped death today as unknown gunmen disrupted the party’s campaign rally in Okrika Local Government Area of the state. Unknown Armed men were shooting sporadically targeting to kill the APC hopeful but he was saved by security operatives. Peterside was whisked away by security operatives in the midst of the deafening sound of sporadic gunshots few minutes
It was in the news earlier this month that APC governorship candidate in Lagos AKINWUNMI AMBODE was and is having a chronic mental illness. They said his family regularly flies him abroad for mental check up, though he seems to be recuperating. Some concern Lagosians are worried as “mentally derailed” person may turn out to be their governor. But AMBODE has denied he has a MENTAL CASE. Statement signed by Ambode's Director, Media & Communications, Steve Ayorinde. Read below...
The gubernatorial candidate of All Progressives Congress in Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has promised to ensure that political appointees, including himself and top civil servants will enrol their children in public schools if elected as the State Governor in the forthcoming election. El-Rufai, who promised to revamp public schools in Kaduna state, gave the assurance Monday while speaking as guest of Freedom Radio’s Hausa phone-in programme, ‘’Barka da War haka.’’ ‘’So, if children of elites are in public schools, they will be forced to do all that is necessary to improve them, out of enlightened self-interest,’’
Shouldn't this be illegal? Why show so much disrespect for the party in public? Why not just quit and be done with it? Pictured above is Abdullahi Muhammad, the Senior Special Adviser on Security to Gombe state governor, Ibrahim Dankwambo, publicly tearing his PDP membership card yesterday.
Wole Soyinka, a professor and Nobel Laureate, has described Muhammadu. Buhari, presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), as the most brutal face of military dictatorship after Sani Abacha. The revered professor, who spoke to the BBC, suggested that Nigerians are in a serious dilemma with lack of alternative. When asked about his comments about the general as a brutal devil, Soyinka said he did not exactly call him the devil, but a brutal dictator.“I didn’t exactly call him a devil, but
