Tinubu Not A Magician, APC Did Not Promise ‘miracle,’ – Oshiomhole
Adams Oshiomhole is urging Nigerians to be patient with President Bola Tinubu’s government, saying the former Lagos State governor is not a “magician” that will solve the country’s problems in one fell swoop. He spoke as a guest on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics. “They know they were not electing a magician. And nobody promised a magical solution,” he said. “You don’t need to give me an example. I know what we (APC) promised more than you who was reporting it. Whatever you reported, we were the source. We did not promise a 24-hour solution. We did not promise miracles.
If Oshiomole has anything to contribute I will reach out to him – Gov Obaseki
The Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki has given a condition to work with Adams Oshiomhole, former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC. Obaseki said he would reach out to Oshiomhole if he has any contribution to the growth of the state. He disclosed this while featuring on Channels Television’s Programme, Politics Today. Obaseki, however, said he does not think Oshiomhole could bring “any positive contribution to the table. If I find out that Adams Oshiomhole has anything to contribute as a citizen of Edo, sure, I would reach out to him,” Obaseki said. Obaseki and Oshiomhole had
Oshiomhole disgraces PDP in his polling unit
The immediate past chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has won his polling unit by a large majority of total votes cast. The APC polled the 1,201 votes cast at Ward 10, PU 001, Estako West Local Government Area for the state governorship election held Saturday. The PDP polled no vote in the unit, according to the announced result. The result in Mr Oshiomhole’s polling unit gives the APC a heads up over the PDP, whose deputy governorship candidate, Phillip Shaibu, is also from Etsako West. It was also reported how Mr Shaibu who also won
Oshiomhole Berates INEC Over Malfunctioning Of Card Readers
Adams Oshiomhole has warned that police be on the lookout for thuggery late Saturday when ballots start being collated in Edo. He spoke of speculations that “the criminals will arrive to cause intimidation towards the collation time.” He commended voter attitude and security at his polling unit but berated the elections regulator INEC for card reader malfunction. While speaking to the press after voting, Oshiomole commended the effort of security operatives and the cooperation of the electorates for the peaceful atmosphere. He also hit hard on INEC for being “the only bad egg” as most card readers are not functioning
Oshiomhole acting with so much impunity- Obaseki
The crisis rocking the All Progressives Congress(APC) in Edo State has deepened following accusation by Governor Godwin Obaseki that his predecessor and National Chairman of the party, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole was behaving with impunity. Governor Obaseki insisted that Oshiomhole must inform the state government of any of his visit as courtesy demands. Get the latest news at your fingertips by Downloading our news App via Google Play Store Oshiomhole, who was in Bénin City at the weekend to attend the funeral ceremony of late Cecilia Agbonyinma, mother of Hon Ehiozuwa Agbonyinma, was booed at the Bénin Airport by some APC
Oshiomhole must apologise if he wants reconciliation – Edo Deputy Governor
The Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shuaibu, has said the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Adams Oshiomhole, must apologise if he wants true reconciliation in Edo State chapter of the party. Shuaibu said this while speaking with newsmen, in Abuja, on Tuesday. He was in Abuja to represent Governor Godwin Obaseki at a meeting of the Progressives Governors’ Forum. The deputy governor said, “The only condition for the two of us to be on the same page politically is for him (Oshiomhole) to come back to Edo State as a father and say, what has happened is
People fueling Edo crisis should Face opposition Party- Oshiomhole
National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has urged those festering crisis in the Edo to channel such energy to face opposition political parties. Oshiomhole said he does not want to be a National Chairman that could not win election at the polling unit. He spoke at a rally where he received some defectors from the PDP. Oshiomhole was reacting to the attack on the venue by suspected thugs where the rally was held. Suspected thugs had on Friday night burnt two cars, canopies and chairs at the rally venue at night. Oshiomhole stated that the APC,
Oshiomhole loses bid to stop N10b libel suit instituted against him by Ortom
A High Court sitting in Makurdi, Benue State on Friday dismissed the preliminary objection filed by Adams Oshiomhole, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, and his party in the N10 billion defamation suit filed against them by the state governor, Samuel Ortom. In the preliminary objection earlier filed by Oshiomole’s lawyer, Damian Dodo, SAN, on the 6th November 2019, the APC National Chairman and his party had contended that they were resident in Abuja and the press conference which gave rise to the suit was also held in Abuja and the Court, therefore, lacked territorial jurisdiction to entertain
APC Governors step up plot against Oshiomhole
Governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who want Comrade Adams Oshiomhole out as the party’s national chairman, are unrelenting in their avowed mission. Their latest move is their resolve to bribe members of the influential organs of the party, particularly the National Executive Council (NEC). Sentry gathered that the governors involved in the plot, including one who wants to be running mate to a northern governor, are already dangling huge sums of money before the party’s NEC members. Their main grouse, it was learnt, is that their presidential ambition would be difficult to realise as
Akeredolu Keeps Mum As APC Govs Shouted at One Another Over Oshiomhole’s Removal
As governors meeting with Buhari ended in stalemate Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State was among the governors who sat on the fence as Governors of the ruling All Progressives Congress exchanged hot words and shouted at one another during last Thursday’s meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, with some of them demanding the removal of the party national chairman Adams Oshiomhole; while others insisted on his stay in office, Daily Trust learnt from top party sources at the weekend. The meeting ended in stalemate and when the governors emerged from the meeting, none of them agreed to speak to newsmen.Vice
