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PDP vows to win Lagos in 2015 by force or fire.

Posted by Unknown Minggu, 24 November 2013 0 komentar
The Lagos State chapter of Peoples Democratic Party has kicked off some strategy sessions aimed at winning the 2015 governorship election in the state.
At a seminar, with a theme: Demystifying the energy of incumbency, organised by the Alimosho Local Government chapter of PDP, leaders of the party said they'd all it will take to defeat the All Progressives Congress in Lagos, but had suffered electoral losses due to disunity.


Speaking at the big event, the Chairman of PDP in Lagos, Capt. Tunji Shelle, said members of the party had gathered to weigh their alternatives for 2015 governorship election in the state and identify factors that had sabotaged their efforts during election.
He said, 
“PDP has been in Lagos since 1998 but we've not won the state. We're here to locate the cause of the problem. We must be focused and interact as a team. I think APC is surmountable.”
Shelle added that being the largest local government in the state, Alimosho was very strategic and pledged that the leadership of the party can do everything possible to aid its members in the neighborhood government to make sure victory come 2015.
Guest speaker at the big event, former Speaker, Ogun State House of Assembly, Mrs. Titi Oseni, said PDP in Lagos and the most states of the South-West had been plagued by factionalisation and poor internal democracy.
She said,
 “A very important factor that is painfully true about our party, in Lagos State last years, is the undeniable fact that individuals lack cohesion, discipline, unity and therefore at every past election worked at cross purposes. We have prosecuted our electoral battles previously as people at war against itself. The seed of this issue, in itself, is sown by insincere leadership. We run leadership structure that is incompatible with this political nature. Imposition of candidates and ‘take it or leave it'attitude are very contradictory and self-defeating in a political organisation where freedom and democratic ethos are created.

Oseni added that Lagos electorate are becoming disillusioned and they want change from the APC government “that is anti-people; a government that is intolerant of the folks on the reduced rung of socio-economic ladder; a government that is waging war against the poor, as opposed to poverty.”
She also advised the Lagos PDP to reconcile all factions and embrace openness, especially when selecting candidates.
Also speaking at the seminar, former Minister of Works, Sen. Adeseye Ogunlewe, stressed the need for unity in Lagos PDP, stating that the move to reconcile with former Deputy National Chairman of the party, Bode George, could be in the interest of the party. Ogunlewe added that there clearly was significance of the party to produce a powerful house-to-house campaign strategy.
“Find the candidate for the voters and not for the party. The question to ask is: would you the electorate love?” he said.

Earlier, the chairman of PDP in the neighborhood government area, Prince Ayodele Adelaja, welcomed chieftains of the party and a huge selection of party loyalists who'd gathered for the event.

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PDP suspends Oyinlola, Baraje, Jaja, Kazaure

Posted by Unknown Senin, 11 November 2013 0 komentar

ABUJA- CRISIS rocking the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Monday got messier as the National leadership of the Party wielded its big stick and suspended the  former governor of Osun State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola who was on Wednesday last week re-instated as National Secretary of the party through a  judgment by an Appeal Court sitting in Abuja.

Oyinlola according to the leadership of the party would face the Disciplinary Committee chaired by Second Republic Minister of Transport, Alhaji Umaru Dikko, just as the party said it has not received the Wednesday Court of Appeal judgment which ordered his return to the National secretariat as the scribe of the party.

Also suspended with Oyinlola was the Chairman of the splitter group of the party and former Acting National Chairman, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu  Baraje; the group’s Deputy Chairman, Dr. Sam Sam Jaja;  and the National Vice-Chairman of the PDP, North West, Ambassador Ibrahim Kazaure.



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Oyinlola: Battle looms at PDP headquarters

Posted by Unknown Minggu, 10 November 2013 0 komentar
A violent clash is looming at the Peoples Democratic Party headquarters, as there are indications that the reinstated National Secretary of the party, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, is determined to resume there on either Monday or Tuesday despite the opposition of the mainstream PDP.
Continue after the break.

While Oyinlola is insisting on resuming, the Bamanga Tukur faction of the party maintains that it has not taken any decision on the judgment of the Court of Appeal, which reinstated the former Osun State governor as the PDP national secretary.   A source close to Oyinlola, who spoke to SUNDAY PUNCH in Abuja on Friday, said the former governor was consulting on the verdict of the Court of Appeal.
The source, who pleaded anonymity, said, “Oyinlola is consulting. As a lawyer, he knows the implication of the judgment and he is ready to resume soon.
“If he does not resume on Monday, he will be there on Tuesday. Don’t forget that the Court of Appeal has not heard or granted any stay of execution."

The source added that Oyinlola would be accompanied by his supporters when he resumes so that “Oyinlola would not be harassed by members of the main PDP.”

But feelers from the mainstream PDP, which controls the headquarters show that Oyinlola would not be allowed to enter the office.  The PDP National Secretary recognised by the Bamanga Tukur faction, Prof. Wale Oladipo, had on Wednesday said he remained the party’s secretary. Already, the party’s National Working Committee has scheduled an emergency meeting for Monday, the day Oyinlola is expected to resume.
The National Publicity Secretary of the Kawu Baraje faction of the PDP, Mr. Chukwuemeka  Eze, in an interview with one of our correspondents in Abuja on Friday,  said Oyinlola did not need to take another oath of office before resuming as the PDP’s national secretary.  Eze argued that what Justice Abdul Kafarati of a Federal High Abuja did in January was to ask Oyinlola to step aside until the determination of the suit.
He stated that now that the Court of Appeal had recognised Oyinlola as the authentic secretary all he needed do was simply to go to his office and begin to function.
The National Publicity Secretary of the Bamanga faction, Mr. Olisa Metuh, however told SUNDAY PUNCH in Abuja on Friday that the party had yet to see the Court of Appeal judgment.  He explained that members of the party’s NWC read and heard about it via the media.  He said, “The National Chairman of our party, Bamanga Tukur, is currently out of the country.
“We just heard about this judgment in the media like everybody else, we expect that our chairman will return this weekend and we will study the judgment, listen to legal advice and make our position public this weekend. We have nothing to hide.”
He was however non-committal when asked about the specific day such a public announcement should be expected.  The Legal Adviser of the party, Mr. Victor Kwom, had earlier said the party was still studying the judgment as such it would be hasty to offer an opinion.
But Eze warned that Oladipo would be doing himself and democracy a lot of good if he stopped parading himself as the party’s national secretary.  Eze said, “Oyinlola doesn’t need any oath of office to return to work as PDP national secretary.  
“He subscribed to the oath of office alongside other members of the NWC that were sworn in at the Eagle Square on March 24, 2012.
“The lower court invalidated his election on January 11, 2003 and the appellate court returned Oyinlola to office on November 6, 2013. That rendered the Federal High Court ruling null, void and of no effect whatsoever.”
The New PDP (Baraje faction) further said Tukur  must obey the Court of Appeal judgment that reinstated  Oyinlola. It said Tukur and other leaders of the party had no excuse not to allow Oyinlola assume office in line with the court pronouncement on the issue. Also, a member of the party loyal to the seven aggrieved governors, Senator Danladi Sankara, said the judgment did not come to him and other members of the group as a surprise.
He said,

“The court judgment only affirmed our long held position that Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola is the secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party.  “We have known all along that the Peoples Democratic Party led by Kawu Baraje is the authentic PDP, I don’t know what the problem is.”

Meanwhile, the executive of the PDP Ogun State chapter, has explained why it has asked the Supreme Court to stop Oyinlola from being reinstated as national Secretary of the PDP. Speaking to one of our correspondents on Friday, the Chairman, Ogun PDP, Adebayo Dayo, said, “We have already gone to the Supreme Court to challenge the reinstatement. I can assure you, at the end of the day, it will be nothing good to talk about with Oyinlola.
“Oyinlola has gone to another party; he said he now belongs to the New PDP. He is no more one of us. It is a very straightforward case. He has the constitutional right to go to court at anytime; we also have the right to appeal, which we have done.”
Dayo and the Secretary,  Semiu Sodipo, through their counsel, Ajibola Oluyede, had proceeded to the apex court on Thursday to challenge the Wednesday judgment of the Court of Appeal that ordered Oyinlola’s reinstatement for and on behalf of other state officers.


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Amaechi’ll soon dump PDP – APC

Posted by Unknown Sabtu, 09 November 2013 0 komentar
The Interim National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Mr. Lai Mohammed, on Saturday, said the party was optimistic that the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, and other rebel Peoples Democratic Party governors would join APC.
Mohammed told our source that they were still waiting for Amaechi to get back to them after consulting with President Goodluck Jonathan as he promised.


“Amaechi told us to give him time to consult with the President. We are still waiting for him. For now, we can say we are happy with the reception we got in all the states that we visited. We believe that soon we will be reaping the benefits,” he said.

Also a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State, Mr. Esuku Esuku, has expressed optimism that the state Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, will soon dump the Peoples Democratic Party for the APC.
Esuku, who said the visit of the APC leadership to the state would not be in vain, added that the party would soon take the South-South geopolitical zone by storm.
Describing the APC as formidable, Esuku stated that every person that was of voting age was also an asset to the party.
“By the grace of God, I am a Christian and I work with faith. I remained in the ACN up to the day it merged with the CPC and ANPP to form APC. The visit of the APC leaders to Rivers State can never be for nothing.
“Governor Chibuike Amaechi will move to the APC. The signs are there and we know that every person that is of voting age is an asset to the APC, not to talk of a governor of a state,” he said.
He pointed out that the opposition party had demonstrated that it had the capacity to change the fortunes of the country with sacrifice and good government. Esuku observed that the PDP failed as the ruling party because it refused to make sacrifices for the improvement of Nigerians’ living standard.
He said the merger of three political parties to form the APC was a sacrifice made by the leaders of the affected political parties in order to save Nigerians from the maladministration of the PDP. He said, “The APC has demonstrated that it has what it takes to change the fortunes of Nigerians. APC has love for Nigerians and that explains why three political parties collapsed into one to form a formidable party.
“What the country needs is sacrifice. The PDP does not want to sacrifice for the country. The problem we have is that the PDP thinks it will stay in power forever. But the APC is saying the time has come for it to bring the desired change to the country.”

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Just In: Police storms Kano government lodge in Abuja, holds five fPDP governors hostage [PHOTO]

Posted by Unknown Minggu, 03 November 2013 0 komentar

A detachment of police officers, led by the DPO of Asokoro police division today stormed the Kano State Government Lodge in Abuja and held at least 5 factional PDP governors in addition to others hostage.
In accordance with SaharaReporters, five trapped governors are members of the splinter faction of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) who have refused to accept Bamanga Tukur as their chairman.
It was reported that there was initial tension when the security aides of the governors had denied to the DPO and his team entrance.
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