This view was expressed by Senator Babafemi Ojudu, the Presidential Political Adviser, while responding to press inquiries about information circulating in the social media on plots to target the Vice President hatched at the meeting of a major political party abroad, regarding 2019 election
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Misau said this in reaction to the statement of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission that debunked the allegations credited to the Senior Special Assistant to the President Muhammadu Buhari on Political Matters, Babafemi Ojudu, that the anti-graft agency was working in tandem with Saraki.
The anti-graft commission was responding to an article by the Special Adviser to the President Muhammadu Buhari on Political Matters, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, who said some agencies of the government were working with Saraki to achieve already predetermined ends
In an article by Senator Babafemi Ojudu, the Political Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari in the Office of the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, the Presidency insinuated and said Saraki had been working with the likes of retired General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, the Nigeria Police, Department of State Services and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
Once upon a time a General took over the reigns of power in Nigeria. He was determined to straighten Nigeria and instill discipline in the hope that in no long time Nigeria will be counted among the developed nations of the world.
Ojudu, who was among the 33 aspirants that vied for the ticket in the aborted primaries of the All Progressives Congress in last Saturday’s primaries, announced his decision via a post on his Facebook page
“When they said they were going to cripple the state, we did not know what they meant was to attempt to forcefully hijack the ticket.
The 2nd Timeline Awareness Initiative/Award Presentation, which holds on April 19, 2018 at the Lagos Sheraton Hotels, Ikeja, was strategically put together to have an impact on the role journalists and other individuals should play ahead, during and after the next general election with the cautious use of the social media, which plays a big role in dissemination of accurate and correct information to the public.
Ojudu told the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Abuja that such a plan only existed in the imaginations of idle politicians and rumour merchants.
A statement by the group’s Publicity Secretary, Kunle Omotayo, in Ado-Ekiti, alleged that a group working for the Special Adviser in the Presidency was behind the online publication accusing Fayemi of alleged doctoring of the list of appointees into boards and commissions by President Muhammadu Buhari three days ago.
“Here, there are three Special Advisers and two out of the three Special Advisers are Muslims: Senator Babafemi Ojudu and Barrister Mariam Uwais from Kano State.”
My advice to voters is that they must go for people of ideas and ideals. They must not choose because someone has thrown money at them on the street and buys beer for them
Come to think of it, don’t we need someone who can effortlessly attract significant favourable notice from the news media, national party officials, campaign strategists, and donors? Ojudu is a five-star general in all of these
He said that it would be difficult to sustain democracy if the younger generation was oblivious of the price paid for democracy
Moremi said that like other Nigerians, she is feeling the pang of hunger despite being the child of Buhari’s Special Adviser, which many consider a privileged position
Senator Ojudu spoke in his office in Abuja when he hosted the management team of the Fund, led by Chief Mary Onyali
It said the arrest would be based on frivolous petitions allegedly orchestrated by the All Progressives Congress over the 2014 governorship election in the state
Taking stock of the past 365 days; while it cannot be said that the country is out of the woods, there is no denying the fact that the hemorrhaging in the system has been stopped
He is believed to have authored the story, which has been making rounds on air, both the state radio and television station, that Senator Ojudu took a bribe of N250 million for the sole impeachment of Fayose
In a statement issued by Ojudu in Abuja, he said he merely observed while making a speech at an event that Mark’s statement, which stressed the need to win the insurgency war first before talking about the election, made him to believe that the elections would be postponed