Drama unfolds as IGP Fails to Read Handwritten Text in Public



Drama unfolds as IGP Idris Ibrahim Katun was not able  to Read Handwritten Text at a Public function.

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Drama unfolds as IGP Fails to Read Handwritten Text in Public

Drama unfolds as IGP Idris Ibrahim Katun not able  to Read Handwritten Text at a Public function

Drama unfolds as IGP Fails to Read Handwritten Text in Public

Drama unfolds as IGP Fails to Read Handwritten Text in Public

Sponsored: UNACCOUNTED N397M; WHY EFCC SHOULD INVITE HON. GABRIEL ONYENWIFE

By Ogbuefi Comr Harris Chuma
According to the letters and spirit of Section 4 (1-9) of the Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution as amended, the sole responsibility of the legislature is that of lawmaking and providing oversight on the executive arm of government. Due largely to the ignorance or rather poor performance of the capital budgets in delivering people-focused services over the years; citizens have also come to expect the execution of capital projects and monetary hand-outs from their representatives. Furthermore, the necessity to ensure fair distribution of projects and attract federal presence to every constituency gave rise to constituency projects for lawmakers.

MBONU 2019 Presidential Campaign: Thousands Drum Suuport For Mbounu 2019

 The countdown to 2019 Elections begin, one undeniable fact so glaring among the populace is a public outcry for real change and a better government for Nigeria.
The political class has already gone behind closed doors, sheming and strategizing to ''throw their best cards'' on the table. But one hard truth, shocking as it may be is the fact that Nigerians are fed up with their regular cards. The aspirations of most Nigerian at this

One killed, others injured as APC factions hold parallel congresses

 

Suspected thugs, delegates and security agents at the Ekiti State All Progressives Congress governorship primary in Ado Ekiti...on Saturday. Photos: Olufemi Atoyebi, Femi Makinde and Saheed Olugbon
Our Correspondents
The obvious cracks in the All Progressives Congress manifested on Saturday when factions within the party held parallel Local Government Congresses in some states.
SUNDAY PUNCH correspondents, who monitored the polls across the country, also observed that there were violence and protests in other states where parallel polls were not held.
There was tension in Ifako-Ijaiye and Agege local government areas of Lagos when one person reportedly lost his life in Agege during a shoot out with policemen.

APC congresses sabotaged by selfish members — Tinubu

National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, has said the state congresses of the party were disrupted by those who still sought to impose their will on the majority.
Tinubu stated this in an advertorial titled, ‘APC congresses: Why We Are Here’ on Saturday.
Saying the party had to hold congresses to remain true to its name and principles, the ex-governor added that there were those within  the party who came to disdain the notion of congresses and democracy.
He said, “These are not evil people. But a blindness occasioned by their singular pursuit of self-interests caused them to seek to divert the party and its democratic ways. They tried to scuttle congresses and to anoint themselves that they might retain their various positions beyond the agreed term. They sought to do this without recourse to the will of party members who first voted them into their positions.’’

Anambra APC records Near peaceful LGs congress exercise

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Local government congress in Anambra  state witness a near peaceful exercise, where places visit recorded large turnout of party faithfuls, where few LGs are yet to conduct theirs.

Impressive turnout of supporters who came out to cast their votes for delegates of their choice at the local government levels negate the reported issues raised in the last ward congress exercise in Anambra state.

PDP, ADC, SDP, 35 parties hold alliance talks to oust Buhari

As part of the moves to oust President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress in 2019, the major opposition parties and third force elements are expected to hold joint and separate talks in the coming days with a view to forging an alliance and supporting one presidential candidate.

Some of the parties that will participate in the discussions include the Peoples Democratic Party, the Olusegun Obasanjo-backed African Democratic Congress, and the Chief Olu Falae-led Social Democratic Party among others.