Thursday, 7 January 2016

ABIA CHARTER OF EQUITY: A MIX-UP IN THE ISSUE OF THE UPCOMING SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT- BY CHUKS DIGITS

ABIA CHARTER OF EQUITY: A MIX-UP IN THE ISSUE OF THE UPCOMING SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT- BY CHUKS DIGITS


Anybody that is bringing up Abia Charter of Equity or Charter of Unity (Peace accord) as precedence to the upcoming Supreme Court judgement is bias, naive, lopsided and not been fair to Abia People. As far as this contest and the awaiting Supreme Court judgement is concern, the so called charter of equity and unity has no place in it and anybody that wants the supreme court to observe it as precedence of ruling the final judgement is talking shit. Talking about charter of Equity when Isuikwuato people were denied their slot is raising more uproar in the means of ongoing argue baggy. By right it was even the turn of Isuikwuato to produce the governor base on the charter as the name ABIA goes which stands for A for Afikpo, B for Bende, I for Isuikwuato and A for Aba. One will even be surprise that Obingwa people are not been fair to other part of Ngwa let alone the entire state. We have to recall that this same local government alone that is shouting marginalization has produced two deputy governors Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe now 3 times senator and Hon Eric Acho Nwakamma. Though their senatorial zone (Abia South) have also produce all the deputy governors Abia ever had and also the highest political office in Abia state represented by former senate president Aldophus Nwagbara from Ugwa but Obigwa is dominating other Local Governments that made up of Abia South. The same overriding attitude which they have been exhibiting is what they want to use to intimidate the entire state but it might not work. From above assertion, anybody who wants call spade a spade should let Obingwa people know that they are been greedy, domineering and call them to order. It is the same greedy that is causing the problems we are facing today in Abia State. It will be illogical to use Abia Charter of Equity or Unity as a tool to toy other part of Ngwa or the entire state and anybody that is asking for the Supreme Court to use any form of Charter for their Judgement is bias and agent of destabilization. If we must expose what was said during election, some of the statement we heard during election alleged that Okezie and clique have mission of seizing power for 16 years, it was an agenda they intend doing because they said that today’s Abia was originally divided into Ngwa and Old Bende. Old Bende which included Umuahia and they were of opinion that Old Bende have produced governors for 16 years and will make sure power did not reach them again until next 16 years. But because Dr. Ikpeazu who might be willing to dance to the tune of some selfish politicians from the zone, they now want to be silent over the fact that Ngwa people are one and allow Dr. Otti to enjoy his mandate but the rhetorical question is; who is fooling who? One article was made by Kodilinye Obiagwu of South East Bureau Chief and published in guardian with caption APGA, PDP, Supreme Court and questions for Abia’s charter of unity. Having read the article, the article itself is a malapropism which lost focus, dangling and digressing. The issue at stake was not fully address but it is rather a systematic call for Supreme Court judges to tamper justice with mercy and have sympathy with Obingwa people and the entire Abia South. Is that what a rational mind should tell a respectful arm of government that shouldn’t be biased? One of the names he mentioned in his article for example Dr. Uche Ogah who comes from Isuikwuato, a local government that was denied their slot in the stance of the equity decided to keep quite not because he cannot fight but because he sees politics as not do or die affairs. It is not that Dr. Ogah cannot arrange boys to cause pandemonium in the state BUT because he did not want to destroy the state he loved and his only state BUT today’s do or die politicians are willing to burn down the State as far as it will enable them intimidate others to take over the power. As far as this issue has gone beyond Abia State settlement, we must not be bias in action and reasoning. We must not resurrect buried hatches because it will create more problems in the state. We should rather allow the Supreme Court to decide and not putting words into them in order to sympathize with any set of people. In fact if the court should have sympathy, it should be for the suffering poor masses of Abia State that voted for Alex Otti so that they will experience the needed positive changes in Abia State. If the Court should tamper justice with mercy, it should be mercy to the common man in Abia State that has been suffering because of poor leaderships going on in the state. Nobody is disenfranchising Obi Ngwa or others but if we must be sincere we must accept the fact the figure they are presenting is like false and overwhelming even when the entire local government could produce 50,000 votes during the presidential election. It is obvious that such figure has been there as tools for election rigging even before the time of Okezie and they still want it to be applicable in this era of card reading which might not work.

Chuks Digits- From Abia State, a Preacher and a Software Specialist.

FG Starts Direct Payment To Niger Delta Ex-Militants

FG Starts Direct Payment To Niger Delta Ex-Militants

President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government has commenced the direct payment of salaries into the account of former militants of the Niger Delta region.

The Niger Delta ex-militants were paid the sum of N65, 000 monthly stipends including the three months arrears owed them.

Leadership reports that the chief of staff in the Office of the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Colonel Dedis Abel (Rtd), launched the direct payment exercise in Port Harcourt, the Rivers Stare capital, on Wednesday, January 6.
The ex-militants were paid the sum of N65, 000 monthly stipends including the three months arrears owed them.

Colonel Abel hinted that the federal government has stopped making payments through leaders of the ex-militants.

“The Amnesty Office took the decision to pay the ex-agitators directly following reports of complicity and short-changing of some of them by the leaders. Reports revealed that some of the ex-agitators were paid as low as N20, 000 out of the N65, 000 which does not conform with the mandate of the Presidential Amnesty Programme.

“Henceforth, payment of the monthly stipend would be made directly to each beneficiary with focus to eliminate cases of fraud and short-changing by their leaders. Similarly, this exercise will enable us to collect biometrics of beneficiaries and to create Bank Verification Numbers to enable government to make future payments through their individual bank accounts,” Abel said.
The chief of staff said further explained that the week-long direct payment was to clear October, November and December salaries owed to over 2,000 former militants, drawn from different camps in the state and its environ.
He also disclosed that out of the 30,000 beneficiaries under the Amnesty Programme, only 13,000 had gotten either vocational training or formal education before this new administration.

“However, the number of those trained increased by 5,000 since Retired Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari to head the Presidential Amnesty Programme five months ago. The 5,000 newly trained beneficiaries were sent to both local and foreign institutions and vocational centres to acquire knowledge and skills that would allow them become self-reliant,” he said.

Colonel Abel said the remaining 12,000 former militants that are yet to undergo the programme would be trained in the coming months, and thanked Heritage Bank for its collaboration and support towards the Amnesty Programme.

The Federal Government-led by late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua granted amnesty to the Niger Delta Militants as part of a desperate effort to curb the restiveness in the oil rich region in 2009. The programme has reportedly gulped $1 billion.

But, Chief Edwin Clark recently urged President Muhammadu Buhari to take the Niger-Delta amnesty programme seriously as it has a way of affecting the nation.

Meanwhile, former militants of the Niger Delta have threatened war if the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and director of radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu is not released by the Federal Government.

Exposing the lies of politically controlled EFCC chairman who claimed that no petition has been written against corrupt APC leaders

Exposing the lies of politically controlled EFCC chairman who claimed that no petition has been written against corrupt APC leaders
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Exposing the lies of politically controlled EFCC chairman who claimed that no petition has been written against corrupt APC leaders


Behold the petition  against the APC Presidential sponsor, Rotimi Amaechi:
THE INTEGRITY GROUP
KM 11 ELEME JUNCTION INTERCHANGE
PORT HARCOURT – ABA EXPRESS WAY
ELELENWO – RIVERS STATE

#BIAFRA : IS GENEVIEVE NNAJI’S ABUJA ESTATE DEVELOPMENT A WISE CHOICE?

Currently we came across a picture shared on Genevieve Nnaji’s wall of an estate she’s currently developing in Abuja, do you think it’s important to do this in a hinterland far away from her land? You can see her inspect the development of the estate. At this critical time the people of Biafra are talking of their own sovereign country Biafra. We want to know what you think.

I won’t return the Millions I collected – Northern Leader Yakasai

I won’t return the Millions I collected – Northern Leader Yakasai



 Controversial politician and Northern leader, Tanko Yakasai has stated why he would not return the money he collected from the former PDP Board of Trustees chairman, Chief Tony Anenih.

Yakasai, an octogenarian, was reportedly implicated by Chief Anenih for receiving N63million out of the N250million he had received from the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.Yakasai, who said the question of asking him to return the money does not arise, however said he collected only N53m from Anenih and not N63m as the PDP strongman had claimed.
He told Premium Times on telephone that he had not committed any crime as the money given to him was not meant for his personal use.


“I think your questions of whether I will return the money is like jumping the gun, because at the first instance nobody gave me money on my personal capacity. As I told you, the money is for that group.

“And we had, as part of the assignment, visited Borno and Yobe and even met with two traditional leaders. So we have carried out our assignment diligently.

“I am ready at any given time to respond to invitation by EFCC. I am ready to clear my name,” he said.
The EFCC is handling cases of the diversion of funds by the office of the NSA into PDP campaigns.

Faleke’s constituents at House of Reps vow to make INEC declare seat vacant



James FalekeThose being represented by the Deputy Governor-elect of Kogi state, Hon. James Faleke, in the House of Representatives have come under the umbrella of Ikeja Stakeholders’ Forum, ISF, to demand that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, declare his seat vacant.

Faleke was the running mate to the late candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Prince Abubakar Audu. Audu was already leading in the votes cast in an earlier inconclusive election. His death led the party to nominate Yahaya Bello as his replacement for the supplementary election in Kogi State that was ordered by INEC. This did not go down well with Faleke who is already challenging the decision at the tribunal.

But in a statement issued yesterday by its coordinator, Mr. Olanrewaju Osundairo, the group warned that should INEC fail to declare Faleke’s House of Reps seat vacant, the group would resort to legal action.
They argued that, “By virtue of the fact that Faleke had transferred his franchise away from Lagos to Kogi State, he ceases to be a member of the constituency. He lacks the moral and legal rights to speak for us in Ikeja at the lower legislative chambers.”

ISF maintained that the decision of the lawmaker to contest the governorship has impacted negatively on the representation of the area in the lower chambers, saying the trend must be reversed in the interest of the people of the area.

“You don’t need anyone to tell you that Hon. Faleke has been distracted from representing us at the House of Representatives, all that concerns him now is how to become the governor of Kogi State and not to represent us.”

The statement then threatened that should the electoral body fail to act, “we will compel them to do the needful using the judiciary.”


EXPLOSIVE! IPOB RE-STRATEGIZE AS BUHARI PLOT TO MURDER IGBO DSS THEN MURDER KANU (SHARE)


Information getting to us now is that the director of DSS and Buhari are planning to kill some Igbos working for the DSS in other to secretly execute Nnamdi Kanu. For months now reports have been coming to us on how Nnamdi Kanu is been tortured in the Dungeon of the DSS. Nnamdi Kanu is reported to be very ill and needs urgent care and treatment but the DSS on the order of Buhari have refused to grant him any treatment.

Some Igbos who are members of the DSS have expressed their displeasure towards the treatment of Nnamdi Kanu, this resulting to Buhari and the Director of DSS secretly plotting way to murder them. This information got to us is from a very reliable source and our advice to Buhari is to release Nnamdi Kanu and also to stop torturing him because any harm done to him, will result to a war Nigeria can’t handle. We are calling on all IPOB members to get ready for actions as instructions will be given by our deputy.