Kaduna Labour Party suspends three members
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The Labour Party, Kaduna State chapter, has suspended three of its card-carrying members that took part in what it called “the so-called NEC meeting” that took place in Bauchi, Bauchi State on Wednesday, May 3, 2023.
Among those suspended are Bashir Idris Aliyu, Alhaji Ibrahim Sidi Bamali and Engr Michael Ayuba Auta and the decision of their suspension would be forwarded to the National Working Committee of the Labour Party and other relevant bodies for further actions.
Addressing newsmen in Kaduna on Saturday, Idris Yusuf, the party state Public Relations Officer explained that the party
dissociated itself from the illegal and counterfeit group of the party led by one Lamidi Apapa.
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I'm Confident You Will Protect Global Environment – Peter Obi
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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, in the February 25 presidential election, Peter Obi has congratulated King Charles III and Queen Camilla on their coronation.
Obi said he believed his ascension will give better support to poorer ones, especially in Africa.
The congratulatory message was contained in a post via his verified Twitter handle on Saturday.
Poor Accountability Aided Rot In Public Varsities- ASUU
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The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Federal University of Technology, Minna chapter, has blamed poor accountability by university administrators as one of the factors impeding the development of public universities.
It also said if the Tertiary Education Trust Fund monitored how its intervention funds to universities were spent, the institutions would be in a better place than they are currently.
The FUT Minna ASUU Chairman, Prof Gbolahan Bolarin, told our correspondent in an interview that the failure of the Federal Government to release the White Paper on the visitation panels to federal universities and inter-university centres in the country was also an enabler of the rot in the system.
Northern Govs Didn’t Support Southern Presidency To Help Tinubu – Lalong
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The Chairman of the Northern Governors Forum and Governor of Plateau State, Simon Lalong, has said northern governors of the All Progressives Congress did not necessarily have the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, in mind when they supported power shift to the South.
Lalong, who served as the Director-General of Tinubu’s Presidential Campaign Organisation, said their push for southern presidency was to promote the unity, peace and stability of Nigeria within the spirit of fairness, equity and justice which the late Premier of the Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, stood for.
Lalong spoke at the ninth Annual Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Lecture on Leadership and Good Governance held in Lafia, Nasarawa State, on Saturday, a statement issued by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Macham Makut said.
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