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2023: Atiku promises to return peace to northeast if elected
2023: Atiku promises to return peace to northeast if elected
By Yahaya Wakili
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has said that if elected he will return peace in North East and all other part of Nigeria, where violence has taken.
Atiku Abubakar disclosed this while addressing crowd of the PDP supporters at the August, 27 stadium Damaturu, the Yobe state capital.
He said, “if Nigerians give us the mandate, my administration would strengthen the capacity of the security agencies of the country as well as to reopened all the land borders across the country.”
The PDP Presidential candidate also assured that, his government would have a plan to empowered women and youths to be self-reliant and economic rejuvenation.
“We will pay the teachers and lecturers their salaries full and also equipped schools, in addition our Universities will be back to normal for quality and effective education.” He said
Also speaking, the Vice presidential candidate and governor of Delta state, Mr Ifeanyi Okowa said that, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is the most qualified among all the other candidate to take the country out of the woods.
He assured Yobe voters that the introduction of BVAS will make it impossible for their votes to be stolen and urged them to defend their votes.
“With Atiku Abubakar, the insecurity that we have today will be no more and please go out there to canvass for votes, PDP will bring back the glory days of this country.” Okowa said.
2023: Atiku promises to return peace to northeast if elected
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PDP National Chairman commiserates with Buni over Mafa killings and floods in some parts of Yobe
PDP National Chairman commiserates with Buni over Mafa killings and floods in some parts of Yobe
By: Yahaya Wakili
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP), National Chairman Ambassador Umaru Iliya Damagum led members of the National Working Committee and Board of Trustees of the party on a sympathy visit to Governor Mai Mala Buni over the Mafa attack and flood in some parts of the state.
Ambassador Iliya commended Governor Buni for giving every citizen of the state a sense of belonging irrespective of political differences.
“I must appreciate you for giving everyone a sense of belonging and fulfillment, despite our political differences,” he said.
The National Chairman said PDP shares the pain and trauma suffered by the people over the senseless killing of innocent people and the hardship caused by the flood.
Similarly, the former Senate President of the Ninth Senate, Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan, Ph.D., GCON, Sardaunan Bade, Yobe North Senatorial District, paid a sympathy visit to the governor.
Senator Lawan prayed for the repose of the souls of the victims of the Mafa attack and the floods.
He also prayed to Allah (SWT) to grant the departed souls Aljannatul Firdaus and to console their families.
PDP National Chairman commiserates with Buni over Mafa killings and floods in some parts of Yobe
PDP, Sen. Lawan Condoles with Yobe Govt
By: Mamman Mohammed
PDP National Chairman Ambassador Umaru Iliya Damagum today led members of
the National Working Committee and Board of Trustees of the party on a sympathy visit to Gov. Mai Mala Buni over the Mafa attack and flood in some parts of the state.
The chairman commended Gov. Buni for giving every citizen of the state a sense of belonging irrespective of political differences.
“I must appreciate you for giving everyone a sense of belonging and fulfillment, despite our political differences” he said.
Amb. Damagum said PDP shares the pain and trauma suffered by the people over the senseless killing of innocent people, and the hardships caused by the floods.
Similarly, former Senate President, Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan, paid a sympathy visit to the governor and prayed for the repose of the souls of the victims of the Mafa attack and the floods.
He prayed to Allah to grant the departed souls Aljannatul Firdaus, and to console their families.
PDP, Sen. Lawan Condoles with Yobe Govt
Violence Erupts at Ijaw Youth Council Election in Port Harcourt, Several Dead
By: Zagazola Makama
What began as an election for the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) in Abulomma, Port Harcourt, took a deadly turn on 14 September 2024, leaving several people dead in its wake.
The election, which was held around 4:45 PM, descended into chaos after disagreements arose among the members, resulting in violent clashes.
The unrest escalated rapidly, leading to the death of one individual during the initial fracas, and the situation worsened with road blockades being erected by angry factions. The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) intervened, restoring a semblance of order in the area.
However, tensions flared up again the following morning. At approximately 7:20 AM on 15 September 2024, additional bodies were discovered in Abulomma, heightening fears of further violence.
Reports indicate that a gunfight broke out during the IYC Eastern Zone election after several candidates refused to step down in favor of prominent figures, including EG Ateke and Asari Dokubo, who were also contesting for leadership positions. This led to violent clashes, resulting in further loss of life.
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