Governance isn’t about sainthood – Fashola, APC Chairman slumps, dies in Delta

The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ward 9, Warri South Native Authorities Space, Delta State, Mr. Vincent Okokoje, has reportedly slumped and died.

Chatting with journalists, the APC Ward 12 Chairman, Comrade Gabriel Omorere, confirmed the report.

He stated, “We attended a gathering collectively on the residence of an APC chief in Warri South, Chief Ojogri on Wednesday. We solely acquired the information that he died on Thursday morning.

Tinubu: Governance isn’t about sainthood – Fashola

Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, on Sunday, stated a number of allegations levelled in opposition to the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, had been unproven.

He stated if the allegations maintain water, Nigerians would have proven that via their votes on February 25, 2023.

He was quoted as saying, “Governance isn’t about sainthood. It’s about effectivity, efficiency, and supply.”

Labour Party factions produce two Imo gov flag bearers

The disaster rocking the Labour Party in Imo State took one other flip when two factions of the party produced completely different governorship flag bearers, Senator Athan Achonu and Ikechukwu Ukaegbu, within the parallel main elections held over the weekend.

Ukaegbu emerged winner in an affirmative election the place one of many aspirants, Ihechi Ike, stepped down for him.

In the meantime, the Aburi led faction of the party had earlier on Saturday performed its personal main election the place senator Athan Achonu emerged with 134 votes defeating his closest rival, Lincoln Ugunewe who polled 125 votes.

PDP Wins Abakaliki North State Constituency

The PDP candidate for Abakaliki north state constituency Nwoke Chidi has been declared winner of the supplementary election performed on Saturday fifteenth April, 2023.

The PDP candidate polled a complete of 5988 votes to defeat his closest contender Maxwell Umahi of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) within the state.

Professor Sensible Otu, a professor of criminology and safety research at Alex Ekweme Federal College introduced the results.