We, the Gubernatorial candidates of the African Action Congress (AAC), are not amazed that the expelled candidate of Akwa Ibom; Kwara; and Enugu; have deceived two other candidates of Gombe and Oyo to join in their wild goose chase while the party has significantly campaigned vigorously in this elections.
The Governorship Candidate of African Action Congress (AAC), Ogun State chapter has promised free education for all state tertiary institutions if elected as the next governor of the state. Read More
OSUN DESERVES A NEW DAWN
We use this opportunity to inform that our candidates for the Governorship and Deputy Governorship offices in the Osun 2022 Elections are:
Olufemi Eniola JOHNSON (Governorship)
Olugbenga Justus Odunewu (Deputy-Governorship)
Both are the properly elected candidates of the party in the forthcoming elections. The Sogbadero Team will bring a new spring of radical change to the whole of Osun, and save our people from the current fear of voting between the devil and the deep blue sea!
We condole with all Nigerians that are under the scourges of massive insecurities. We call on the Buhari government to stop trading with the lives of Nigerians through its inept, impune, and incompetent rulership of the country.
We believe that Nigerians should obtain their voters cards, engage massively in civil actions and take their destinies into their hands by voting the People’s Candidates and standing against all oppressions!
Another Nigeria is Possible!
The umbrella body for Yoruba self-determination groups, Ilana Omo Oodua, has criticised the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, and other APC leaders in the South-West leaders for opposing “separatist agitations”.
SaharaReporters had reported that Tinubu and some other APC leaders in the South-West, including the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila had opposed agitations for Yoruba Nation at a meeting on Sunday.
They however supported some of the resolutions made by the Southern Governors recently regarding open grazing and restructuring.
But Ilana Oodua through its spokesperson, Maxwell Adeleye, told The PUNCH Newspaper that the decision made by the APC leaders was unfortunate.
The group headed by Prof Banji Akintoye also told the APC leaders that “history will not be kind to them” for “opposing the wish of the people”.
“People need to correct this. It is not secession. What we are fighting for is the self-determination right of our people as guaranteed by the United Nations Charter on Human rights and even the 1999 constitution.
“It is our right to fight for self-determination. Tinubu and others are entitled to their opinions. Conduct a poll and you will see that a majority of Yoruba people want their own nation.
“It is unfortunate that Chief Bisi Akande is present where the yearning and aspirations of Yoruba people will be denied. If his mentor, the late Chief Bola Ige – is alive, will Bisi Akande say the things he read out yesterday?
“If the likes of Tinubu, Baba Akande because of their ambition, Baba Akande are not careful, history will not be kind to them for standing against the yearnings and aspirations of the people. Without the people, they cannot be leaders,” he said.
Gubernatorial Debate 2019; Lagos Deserves Better!!!
The gubernatorial debate which was held on Wednesday 9th, January 2019 at the Civic Hive on Montgomery Road, Yaba Lagos was graced with so much brilliance from all the candidates present.
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Only three of the 13 invited gubernatorial candidates were absent, Mr. Babajide
Sanwo-Olu of the All Progressives Congress {APC}, Mr. Jimi Agbaje of the People’s
Democratic Party {PDP}, and Mrs. Omolewa Adesanya of the Providence People’s
Congress {PPC}.
The debate which was tagged “GOOD
GOVERNANCE: What’s Next?” had no less than 10 political parties ably
represented by their gubernatorial candidates in attendance, all of whom brought
to light various germane issues affecting Lagos as a state, ranging from
environmental hazards {i.e flooding and waste management}, transportation and housing
problems, and most importantly, the issue of insecurity and unemployment in the
state and also proffer various policies to solving these critical issues.
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The 10 candidates who were present are Mr. Babatunde Gbadamosi of the ADP, Mr.
Abiodun Dabiri of the ANRP, Mr. Francis Adebayo of the ANN, Mr. Funso Awe of
the NCP, Mrs Adebisi Ogunsanya of YPP, Dr. Tokunbo Pearse of SDP, Mr. Ladipo
Johnson of ANP, Mr. Ifagbemi Awamaridi of the LP, Mr. Oluwasegun Musa of ANDP
and the AAC Lagos gubernatorial candidate, Mr. Oluwaseun Ajireloja.
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The event was well attended by the good people of Lagos, most of whom yearn for
a change in governance in the state in order to incur rapid development,
considering the population of Lagos state and the influx of hundreds of
thousands of people from other parts of the country and nearby countries who
migrate into the state on daily basis with no aim of emigrating anytime soon.
Our candidate, Mr. Oluwaseun Ajireloja, hammered on the need to increase the
minimum wage of the state from what it is as of today to One Hundred Thousand
Naira living wage as it is obvious that the #18,000 currently paid to workers
is a meagre amount which can never be enough to cater for any family no matter
how few.
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He also talked about going digital on the issue of security as that would
drastically eradicate insecurity in the state, and reduce death rates while
also giving room for people to run their businesses without fear of being
robbed or killed.
All the candidates present performed absolutely well in answering the
questions, presenting their party manifestos and also, their individual proposed
policies for the state if they become governor.
