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Today’s Headlines: Time To Give PDP, APC Redcard And Elect Kwankwaso–NNPP, Nigeria Under Curse–Mbaka

Time To Give PDP, APC Red Card, And Elect Kwankwaso–NNPP

Chieftains of the New Nigeria Peoples Party(NNPP) have urged Nigerians to elect Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, saying Nigeria is under a serious challenge and it’s high time Nigerians unite to chase out the major political parties in 2023.

Source: Vanguard News

Speaking at the Northwest Presidential Campaign rally of the NNPP and handing flags to the governorship candidates of the party in Kaduna on Saturday, Kwankwaso said “our blueprint is the best for Nigeria. There is no time to enumerate everything because it is a 122-page document.

But there are some critical areas, especially the area of education where we have decided that we will cancel payments for any form either for WAEC or NECO or JAMB or application to any institution in this country.” According to him, “the idea is to allow the sons and daughters of the poor to go to the highest level in education. The son of the poor under our government will reach his maximum potential in this country.

Nigeria under a curse – Fr Mbaka

The Spiritual Director of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Rev Father Ejike Mbaka has revealed that Nigeria is under a curse. Mbaka said Nigeria is cursed with bad leadership.

Source: Daily Post Nigeria

Delivering his first sermon at the Adoration ground on Friday, Mbaka said God has blessed Nigeria with everything despite the curse. “Nigeria is blessed with everything but cursed with bad leadership,” he said.

On his return from the monastery abroad, the priest said 2023 is a year of favor and prayed that his congregation would not labor in vain. Recall that the outspoken Catholic priest was moved out of the Adoration ministry following his suspension.

2023: I’ll tackle Ajaokuta steel ‘nightmare’, revamp Nigeria’s economy – Atiku

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential flagbearer, Atiku Abubakar has promised that the ‘night mare’ of Ajaokuta Steel will be a thing of the past once he’s ele Ted president.

Source: Vanguard News

Atiku also promised to fix all federal roads leading to Kogi State if elected in the February election. Atiku who pledged on Saturday while in Lokoja in continuation of his campaign rallies to woo electorates ahead of the forthcoming election promised the immediate take-off of the Ajaokuta Steel if elected.

He described Kogi State as a PDP State and urged the people to rise to the occasion by voting for the party in the coming election, “If elected, I will support the States to pay salaries. I will set aside 10 billion dollars for job creation, and tackle incessant strikes in the nation’s Universities.”

Stop intimidating judiciary, Jonathan urges politicians

Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, has called on the political class to allow the judiciary to carry out its constitutional functions, saying society is dynamic.

Source: Punch Newspapers

He gave the admonition while speaking during the book presentation/reception that concluded week-long activities marking the retirement of the Bayelsa State Chief Judge, Justice Kate Abiri, in Yenagoa on Friday.

Jonathan acknowledged the critical role Justice Abiri played when she swore in the Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, thus averting a constitutional crisis, and advised politicians not to be blinded by the power they wield. The former president also cautioned judicial officers to strive to be impartial and courageous in upholding the rule of law which, he noted, was significant in the delivery of justice.

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