Abia Governor Ikpeazu Dismisses Speculations on Supporting Tinubu
“No member of G5 can railroad another member into supporting anyone against his will as suggested by Senator Kalu.”
“No member of G5 can railroad another member into supporting anyone against his will as suggested by Senator Kalu.”
The APC denied that the ex-Lagos governor threw wads of naira notes to crowd.
It called for proactive intervention to calm tensions and revent violence.
He said Africa and the world is watching and hoping that the outcome of the elections will bring all parties together to build a better country.
He said Tinubu will be defeated because of the Muslim – Muslim ticket of the APC.
Ex-Lagos governor Tinubu will win at the first ballot, south-south group boasts.
He said trouble makers will get a bloody nose.
“This month’s elections will be Africa’s largest democratic exercise. The outcomes of the elections will be significant not only for Nigeria, but also for the entire continent.”
The venue is the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere.
“From one state to the other, we saw a people fatigued by failed governance but looking very eager and willing to see a new Nigeria.”
He said the APC candidate will turn Nigeria to his personal fiefdom.
However, a group of former agitators from the Niger Delta distanced themselves from the endorsement of the Atiku/Okowa ticket by the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers.
“Maybe the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was right that some governors are keeping billions of naira in their compounds across the country.”
It also deliberated on the establishment of a regional force against terrorism.
Buhari also urged traditional and religious leaders in the country to use their positions to promote peace.
He said he visits markets because they are centres of production, manufacturing and distribution, as well as the hub of small and medium scale enterprises.
They described the president’s pronouncement as “an unconstitutional overreach and usurpation of the judicial power. ”
Come out en masse to vote, Ohanaeze Ndigbo urges residents.
The military will deal with trouble makers, Army Chief Irabor vows, as Abdulsalami-led peace committee meets Wednesday for signing of another peace accord.
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