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Thursday 29 January 2015

DELTA 2015: There Will Be War If I Lose- Great Ogboru

DELTA 2015: The Battle On Who Wins.

The gubernatorial candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Delta State, in the February election, Chief Great Ogboru, has threatened that Delta State will boil if he loses next month election.

He said this at a mega rally held on Thursday in Ughelli, recalling that in the past, Deltans had lived with rigged elections but that this time,they are prepared to take their destiny in their hands and not hand it over to another person again.

According to him, "we know that God's time is the best. This is the time set by God."
chanting a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win.

Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again.

On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.”

Ogboru had contested against the incumbent governor several times and had lost. Is he sure to cling on power this time or meet his waterloo as before?

he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again.

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“But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again.

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Home About Us Advertise With Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy TODAY Home News Metro+ Business Politics Entertainment Sports Technology Lifestyle Opinion Home / News / DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru By Lucia Edafioka on January 29, 2015 @ 8:14 pm@todayngr ogboru Click here for Nigeria's Largest Newspaper Directory The Labour Party governorship candidate in Delta state, Chief Great Ogboru has said that there will be trouble if the next month’s general elections are rigged in the state. Ogboru stated this while addressing the crowd at the Delta Central mega rally at Ughelli on Thursday. He said in the past, Deltans had lived with the results of rigged elections. “But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again. On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.” Ogboru further stated that kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their votes. “That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said. He said while the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives Congress was a counterfeit. “If the APC candidate does not step down, he will know the loneliness of a long distance runner.” Got a news tip, article or press release for us? E-mail: scoop@today.ng or editor@today.ng Follow us on Twitter at @todayngr and Facebook at facebook.com/todayngr Related ItemsAPCLPOgboruPDP ← Previous Story PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension You may also like... Tukur new PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension APC logo new We won’t participate in BON-organised TV debates – APC Kwara new KWARA 2015: Monarchs drum up support for Gov. Ahmed’s re-election bid Advertisement Facebook Advertisement Twitter Twitter TODAY TODAY @todayngr JAMB procures special computers for visually impaired today.ng/news/jamb-proc… reply retweet favorite 5:31 pm · January 29, 2015 Advertisement Popular Latest Comments Femi-Fani-Kayode If I expose the demons in APC, Nigeria will burn – Fani-Kayode Asari-dokubo-620x400 SHOTS FIRED: The Emir of Kano is a dog – Asari Dokubo Kashim-Shettima-Borno1 If I speak, heads will roll – Gov. Shettima threatens patrick sawyer EBOLA OUTBREAK: Why Patrick Sawyer travelled to Nigeria – Wife Advertisement Copyright © 2014 Newsdesk Media. All rights reserved.

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Home About Us Advertise With Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy TODAY Home News Metro+ Business Politics Entertainment Sports Technology Lifestyle Opinion Home / News / DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru By Lucia Edafioka on January 29, 2015 @ 8:14 pm@todayngr ogboru Click here for Nigeria's Largest Newspaper Directory The Labour Party governorship candidate in Delta state, Chief Great Ogboru has said that there will be trouble if the next month’s general elections are rigged in the state. Ogboru stated this while addressing the crowd at the Delta Central mega rally at Ughelli on Thursday. He said in the past, Deltans had lived with the results of rigged elections. “But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again. On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.” Ogboru further stated that kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their votes. “That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said. He said while the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives Congress was a counterfeit. “If the APC candidate does not step down, he will know the loneliness of a long distance runner.” Got a news tip, article or press release for us? E-mail: scoop@today.ng or editor@today.ng Follow us on Twitter at @todayngr and Facebook at facebook.com/todayngr Related ItemsAPCLPOgboruPDP ← Previous Story PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension You may also like... Tukur new PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension APC logo new We won’t participate in BON-organised TV debates – APC Kwara new KWARA 2015: Monarchs drum up support for Gov. Ahmed’s re-election bid Advertisement Facebook Advertisement Twitter Twitter TODAY TODAY @todayngr EFCC records 126 convictions in 2014 today.ng/news/efcc-reco… reply retweet favorite 11:36 am · January 29, 2015 Twitter TODAY TODAY @todayngr OGUN 2015: I will concentrate on rural development if re-elected – Amosun today.ng/politics/ogun-… reply retweet favorite 11:30 am · January 29, 2015 Advertisement Popular Latest Comments Femi-Fani-Kayode If I expose the demons in APC, Nigeria will burn – Fani-Kayode Asari-dokubo-620x400 SHOTS FIRED: The Emir of Kano is a dog – Asari Dokubo Kashim-Shettima-Borno1 If I speak, heads will roll – Gov. Shettima threatens patrick sawyer EBOLA OUTBREAK: Why Patrick Sawyer travelled to Nigeria – Wife Advertisement Copyright © 2014 Newsdesk Media. All rights reserved.

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Home About Us Advertise With Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy TODAY Home News Metro+ Business Politics Entertainment Sports Technology Lifestyle Opinion Home / News / DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru By Lucia Edafioka on January 29, 2015 @ 8:14 pm@todayngr ogboru Click here for Nigeria's Largest Newspaper Directory The Labour Party governorship candidate in Delta state, Chief Great Ogboru has said that there will be trouble if the next month’s general elections are rigged in the state. Ogboru stated this while addressing the crowd at the Delta Central mega rally at Ughelli on Thursday. He said in the past, Deltans had lived with the results of rigged elections. “But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again. On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.” Ogboru further stated that kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their votes. “That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said. He said while the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives Congress was a counterfeit. “If the APC candidate does not step down, he will know the loneliness of a long distance runner.” Got a news tip, article or press release for us? E-mail: scoop@today.ng or editor@today.ng Follow us on Twitter at @todayngr and Facebook at facebook.com/todayngr Related ItemsAPCLPOgboruPDP ← Previous Story PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension You may also like... Tukur new PDP lifts Tukur’s suspension APC logo new We won’t participate in BON-organised TV debates – APC Kwara new KWARA 2015: Monarchs drum up support for Gov. Ahmed’s re-election bid Advertisement Facebook Advertisement Twitter Twitter TODAY TODAY @todayngr AU deploys 50-man team to monitor Nigeria’s February polls today.ng/news/au-deploy… reply retweet favorite 1:06 pm · January 29, 2015 Advertisement Popular Latest Comments Femi-Fani-Kayode If I expose the demons in APC, Nigeria will burn – Fani-Kayode Asari-dokubo-620x400 SHOTS FIRED: The Emir of Kano is a dog – Asari Dokubo Kashim-Shettima-Borno1 If I speak, heads will roll – Gov. Shettima threatens patrick sawyer EBOLA OUTBREAK: Why Patrick Sawyer travelled to Nigeria – Wife Advertisement Copyright © 2014 Newsdesk Media. All rights reserved.

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The Labour Party governorship candidate in Delta state, Chief Great Ogboru has said that there will be trouble if the next month’s general elections are rigged in the state. Ogboru stated this while addressing the crowd at the Delta Central mega rally at Ughelli on Thursday. He said in the past, Deltans had lived with the results of rigged elections. “But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again. On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.” Ogboru further stated that kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their votes. “That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said. He said while the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives Congress was a counterfeit. “If the APC candidate does not step down, he will know the loneliness of a long distance runner.” Got a news tip, article or press release for us? E-mail: scoop@today.ng or editor@today.ng Follow us on Twitter at @todayngr and Facebook at facebook.com/todayngr

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DELTA 2015: There will be trouble if I lose – Ogboru By Lucia Edafioka on January 29, 2015 @ 8:14 pm@todayngr ogboru Click here for Nigeria's Largest Newspaper Directory The Labour Party governorship candidate in Delta state, Chief Great Ogboru has said that there will be trouble if the next month’s general elections are rigged in the state. Ogboru stated this while addressing the crowd at the Delta Central mega rally at Ughelli on Thursday. He said in the past, Deltans had lived with the results of rigged elections. “But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win, yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be trouble if Ogboru does not win. Ogboru added that Delta state has been turned into a ‘jankara state’ where government can no longer provide basic amenities for the people. He promised to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the state again. On his vision for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing floor. “You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.” Ogboru further stated that kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their votes. “That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said. He said while the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives Congress was a counterfeit. “If the APC candidate does not step down, he will know the loneliness of a long distance runner.” Got a news tip, article or press release for us? E-mail: scoop@today.ng or editor@today.ng Follow us on Twitter at @todayngr and Facebook at facebook.com/todayngr

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APC Plans To Boycott TV Debate

PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE: APC Shuns TV Debate

APC Presidential candidate

The Campaign Organisation of the All Progressives Congress, APC Presidential candidate, Mohammadu Buhari, made a declaration on Thursday, 29th January, 2015 in a press release of its plan to boycott the Presidential debate.

According to Buhari's Media Campaign Director, Garba Shehu, the organizers of the said debate were wearing the toga of government control, especially being composed mainly of agencies and allies of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

He also said that Buhari will exempt himself from such debates being organised by broadcast stations that have denigrated and maligned his person and that of his family.

The organizers of the debates are the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON), Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) and the Africa Independent Television (AIT)

Shehu said “The avalanche of inflammatory statements, misinformation and blatant lies being propagated by some of these media against our Party and candidates, contrary to the Kofi Annan brokered Abuja Peace Accord, and the failure of these aggressors to desist and apologise, have left the APC Campaign with no option than to steer clear of any premeditated smear campaign that could be inimical to our prospective electoral success.”

However, the party said that General Buhari had been preparing for debates and would be willing to participate when the organisations involved are considered to be neutral.

The media is expected to respond appropriately and be non partisan in the discharge of its duties.

APC Presidential Campaign Rally Holds Today In Ibadan.

MOHAMMADU BUHARI VISITS IBADAN TODAY.

THE All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, and his campaign team are scheduled to visit the historical city of Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, today.

This was made known by the party’s Director of Publicity, Mr. Olawale Sadare.

On arrival in Ibadan, the retired General will visit the Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Samuel Odulana Odugade 1, after which his train will proceed to the palace of the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi.

The rally will take place at the Mapo Hall in Ibadan, where supporters of the party will come enmasse.

Wednesday 28 January 2015

INTERACTIVE BOARDS REPLACE CHALKBOARDS IN LAGOS SCHOOLS.

MULTIMEDIA INTERACTIVE BOARDS REPLACE CHALKBOARDS IN LAGOS.

As elections draw near, the Lagos State Government has concluded plans to acquire 2,000 multimedia interactive boards for all secondary schools and tertiary institutions in the state to replace the traditional chalkboards.

Teacher using the traditional chalkboard

Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, made this known that his government would be partnering with Cambridge-Hitachi with a view to upgrading the educational sector of the state.

Fashola said, “All tertiary institutions and secondary schools, totalling about 10,000 in Lagos State, will have the multimedia interactive solutions in each of their classrooms to replace the traditional chalkboards which will allow for world-class teaching and learning.”

Multimedia interactive board.

According to the Director, Local Organising Committee, Cambridge-Hitachi Virtual Teaching and Learning, Ms Adebukola Oluderu, a team of delegates from the state would meet with the Cambridge-Hitachi team at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom to sign the Memorandum of Understanding for the commencement of the centre.

“The multimedia solution is vital and important to teaching and learning as it is the hub in which the gains of the Cambridge-Hitachi International Virtual Teaching and Learning Centre will be transferred and transmitted to all schools,” she added.

The Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye, said the approval given to Lagos State to host the centre was based on outstanding performances, availability of infrastructure, and the determination of the state government to improve the quality of teaching and learning in the educational sector.

Will private schools in the state adopt the same educational policy for improved teaching and learning process?

TAGS: Chalkboard, Interactive board, Lagos.

AHEAD OF PDP PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN RALLY IN AKURE

AFENIFERE ENDORSES JONATHAN'S RE-ELECTION

The pan-Yoruba socio-political group Afenifere has endorsed the candidacy of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for next month's Presidential Election.

President Jonathan on arrival in Akure for the PDP Presidential Campaign Rally.

Afenifere leaders: Chiefs Arogbofa, Falae, Adebanjo and OGD during the meeting with Jonathan.

This was made known when President Jonathan visited the residence of the group's leader Chief Reuben Fasaranti in Akure, Ondo State ahead of the Presidential campaign rally in Akure on Wednesday, 28th January, 2015.

Peter Obi in President Jonathan's convoy

After the meeting, the spokesman for the group, Yinka Odumakin, told reporters that “Afenifere supports the President’s reelection because he had the courage to convoke the national conference and we hope that he will implement the report."

He also said “The President expressed the commitment that he will adopt the report within 12 months of returning to office.”

President Jonathan, VP Sambo, Gov Mimiko with Chief Fasaranti in Akure.

Governor Olusegun Mimiko, who spoke after the meeting, said “This is the first time Afenifere will be endorsing any President.” He added that Afenifere remained a credible and dependable socio-political group in the south west.

Does the group not believe in the Bola Tinubu led-APC?

TAGS: Afenifere, Goodluck Jonathan

Saturday 24 January 2015

Lungu Emerges Winner In Zambia's Presidential Election.

Zambia’s Defence Minister Wins Presidential Election.

Edgar Lungu in a rally.

Zambia's presidential election has been won by Defence Minister Edgar Lungu of the governing Patriotic Front. He won by a 48.3% majority, according to the election commission.

His rival, Hakainde Hichilema of the United Party for National Development, who earlier denounced Tuesday's election as a sham, came close with 46.7% of the vote.

The election was called following the death of President Michael Sata on 28th October, 2014 (aged 77) in London, United Kingdom, although, Guy Scott, a white Zambian of Scottish descent, ruled in the interim, having been the Vice president of the country. He was prohibited from contesting the election because his parents were not born in Zambia.

Edgar Lungu

Lungu, a lawyer by profession has held two portfolios in the past government as Justice and Defence Minister, and after contesting the Presidential election on 20^th January, 2015, he emerged winner.

He becomes the sixth democratically elected president of Zambia and will serve the remainder of late Sata's term until elections in 2016.

Will he have the “heart of all” and embrace friends and foes so as to ensure rapid development in the country? Time will tell.

TAGS: Lungu, Sata, Zambia