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''The right thing must be done'' Governor Okorocha says as APC govs protest controversial primaries

Imo state governor and chairman of the Progressives Governors Forum, Rochas Okorocha, has asked the leadership of the party to do the right thing and allow everybody to participate in its ongoing nationwide primaries.

Speaking to state house correspondents after a closed door meeting himself and 7 other APC governors had with president Buhari this afternoon, Governor Okorocha said the meeting centered on the controversial primaries their states had which was cancelled by the party leadership.

“We came to review the various crises characterising our primaries, with a view to finding solution. So, we are looking for a way out in this regard. We are going to find solution; our party believes in justice, equity and fairness. We are requesting that let the right thing be done and let everyone contest the elections'' he said

The other governors that attended the meeting include Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo), Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun), Abdulaziz Yari (Zamfara), Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi), Sani Bello (Niger), Simon Lalong (Plateau), Rotimi Akeredolu (Ondo), and Tanko Al-Makura (Nasarawa).

Shortly after the meeting they had with president Buhari which last for 2 hours, the state governors and the Chief of Staff to President Buhari, Abba Kyari, drove out of the presidential viall. It is believed they were heading to the party secretariat to meet with the National chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomole, and other leaders.

Proposal gone wrong - How A Girl Embarrassed her fiancé online after he proposed with 'cheap' diamond ring.

Some women like their engagement ring with a huge rock while others don't mind, as long as they get one from the man they love.

 

One woman has decided to humiliate her fiancé online after he got her a 'too small' diamond  solitaire in white gold ring. She took to MumsNet to rant about the $1,674 ring, stating that she was dissapointed as it was small and she hated the color .

However,  MumsNet readers condemned the woman for her materialism, saying that her fiance ought to rethink his options before walking down the ailse with her. See their comment below.

Lecturer ran away After beating Female Student to stupor In Auchi Polytechnic ( Photos )

Students of the department of Science Laboratory and Technology [SLT] of the school of Evening Studies, Auchi polytechnic in Edo state, reportedly fought a lecturer for allegedly injuring a female student of the department.
According to reports, the incident happened on Saturday, 29th September, 2018.

The Ecology lecturer was said to have accompanied his fellow colleague to assist in a practical course before the incident.

During an interview with a student of the department, One Miss Blessing , she said the lecturer came furiously to the class.
” He gave an order for the students that were unseated to wait outside while the practical would be on. At this time he backed the door to hit my course mate, Mrs. Dele Miracle, a pregnant woman. Although, we begged, after a little expression of anger”, Miss Blessing said.
It was gathered that after some time, the lecturer went and parked his car somewhere outside the department, and came back to revenge the action of the students for backing the door against Mrs Dele.

Entering angrily into the class, the lecturer was alleged to have forcefully backed the door against another female student. At this time, he inflicted injuries on her face, leaving her bleeding. This called for the reaction of the students.
According to reports, the Ecology Lecturer later fled, after collecting some blows from the angry students.

Nigerians will shock Buhari in the 2019 election Fayose says

Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose, has said that the 2019 presidential election will not be a contest between the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and President Buhari, but "a straight fight between the president and Nigerians who are tired of his misrule."

In a statement released by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor said President Buhari will have Nigerians to contend with in 2019 and not the PDP or other opposition parties alone.

Governor Fayose said the tripod on which the Buhari administration was erected had collapsed like a pack of cards
The international community has said corruption under Buhari is worse that in times past. Nigerians themselves know that murderous herdsmen have joined Boko Haram under Buhari and the economy, which was booming under Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, went into recession under Buhari and has remained comatose. For Nigerians, the 2019 election is not about political parties, particularly as it affects Buhari's presidency.

"The election will be Nigerians versus Buhari and not PDP versus Buhari or PDP versus APC, especially knowing how negatively Buhari has impacted the lives of Nigerians."
Fayose said with millions of Nigerians thrown out of jobs and an uncountable number of companies folding up on a daily basis, Nigerians in their teeming numbers were waiting for the 2019 election to vent their anger and frustration on what he described as the president's disruptive and destructive policies.

"Buhari has damaged Nigeria. He has damaged the lives of an uncountable number of Nigerians. The suffering and untold hardship he has brought on Nigeria and Nigerians is unprecedented. Most importantly, he has destroyed the trust of Nigerians in the ballot box and the people can't wait to send him packing so that they can get their country back. In 2019, the same shocker of 2015 will be witnessed and it will be a ruder shock for those who believed in their mastery of election rigging to remain in power."
On credibility of elections in the country, Governor Fayose said; "Look at how they subverted the will of the people in Edo, Ondo, Ekiti and the recent Osun governorship elections. The fact they had to rig those elections is a clear testimony that Nigerians have rejected Buhari and his party. They resorted again and again into relying on the security agencies to coerce and intimidate voters. In all the aforementioned elections and other bye-elections across the country, they stole the votes and compromised the electoral process. The European Union, Britain, United States and other election monitoring groups, be it local or international, said as much about the last Osun election."