Apc Cannot Survive One Percent Of Pdp Problems, And Why Buhari Is A Failure – Lamido

Sule Lamido, a former Governor of Jigawa State has described All Progressives Congress, (APC) as a group of strange bedfellows, he also said the government of President Muhammadu Buhari cannot function properly, because the formation of his ruling party, the APC was based on frustration, bitterness and divisive politics.
 
“The APC has failed woefully and miserably,” he said yesterday during his visit to Thisday head office in Lagos.

“In the next three years, those being sheltered, protected and favoured against those who are now being seen as human things instead of human beings, their activities would be looked into by another government”, he added.

“Yet, we the politicians are the ones maligned as corrupt. Corruption is not a civilian culture, it is a culture instituted by the military,” he said.

Speaking on the reason he chose to remain in the PDP, the former Governor said: “I didn’t leave the PDP because it was not right to do so. It is like renouncing myself, even if I want to, I could not.

“The party and the country have dignified me. How do I renounce my history?” 

SOKOTO: LAWMAKER UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR FORGING CERTIFICATE

A coalition of Civil Society groups have called on Solomon Arase, the Inspector General of Police to expedite action over the alleged certificate forgery against a member of the House of Representatives, Abdullahi Mohammed Wamako‎ representing Kware/Wamako federal constituency of Sokoto State.

The groups have already commenced plans to storm the office of the Inspector General of Police Mr. Solomon Arase to protest against alleged Police compromise through delays.

In a three paragraphs communique issued after a meeting of the coalition of Abuja attended by several registered civil society groups including the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) ; Association of African Writers of Human and Peoples Rights (AFRIRIGHTS); Green Environmental Crusaders;Transparency and Accountability platform, the Abuja Civil Society community said it was in receipt of a petition against the legislator who is a younger sibling of the immediate past Sokoto State governor Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wammakko.

It is the hope of the coalition that the retiring inspector general of police will ensure transparency and speedy investigation of the case.

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HON FRIDAY OSANEBI AND HON OSSAI OSSAI RECONCILE TO PRODUCE CHIEF JOHNSON OPONE AS PRESIDENT GENERAL, NDOKWA NEKU WORLDWIDE

President General of Ndokwa Neku nation, Chief Johnson Opone

The election of Ndokwa Neku Union has produced Chief Johnson Opone as the President General of the Union.

Earlier, Hon. Friday Osanebi and Hon. Ossai N. Ossai had endorsed his candidature.

SEE FAYOSE'S COMMENT ON BUHARI CANCELLING VISIT TO NIGER DELTA

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose

According to a statement signed by the Governor’s Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor said that dialogue with the militants will save Nigeria’s fragile economy from collapse.

HOT TIRADE BETWEEN CLINTON AND SANDERS AS SANDERS SAYS CLINTON IS 'UNQUALIFIED' TO BE POTUS

Bernie Sanders (left) and Hilary Clinton (right)

Bernie Sanders on Wednesday questioned whether Democratic rival Hillary Clinton is "qualified" to be president after she spent much of the day criticizing his record and his preparedness for the job.

THE PANAMA PAPERS AND A COUNTRY SUFFERING FROM ACUTE LETHARGY BY KWESI BAAKO

Once again, that lackluster response that greets almost every important issue that is not directly ‘bread and butter’ showed its face when the ‘Panama Papers’ surfaced this week.

Ghanaians once again reacted as if it was just another ordinary story. I do not blame us entirely, after all, hadn’t John Addo Kufour, eldest son of Ghana’s former President John Agyekum Kufour been in the news in the not so distant past for activities that at best slightly embarrassed his father, the then President of Ghana? So why should there be a loud “wow” over a case of corruption concerning someone who had been in and out of a high profile corruption case.