The Minister said APC remains a political party with a very rich democratic culture, adding that the removal of its elected executives, on whatever ground, must be in line with laid down procedures
Browsing: Chief Jide Awe
This information was contained in a statement by Fayose’s spokesman, Idowu Adelusi, on Wednesday
The party said it was alarmed that a cleric of Pastor Adeboyo’s standing could praise Fayose for his persistent insults and abuses on President Muhammadu Buhari
The warrant of arrest, dated July 27, 2016, was issued based on the prayer of the Counsel to the Ekiti State Government, Yakubu Dauda, who asked the court to invoke Section 94 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law of Ekiti State to compel the appearances of the accused person before the court
According to a petition by the State Chairman of the party, Olajide Awe, entitled: (1) “Criminal Complaint Conspiracy, Bribery, Threats and Use of Military to Perpetuate Electoral Fraud Against the People of Ekiti State; (2) investigation of the role of the Nigerian Police Force in the Ekiti State Gubernatorial Elections June 21, 2014,” the party brought Arase’s attention to the content of the audio tape detailing criminal acts planned by those mentioned or whose voices were captured in the tape
A Federal High Court sitting in Jos, the Plateau State capital, had on Mondayrestrained the police from re-arresting Awe and four others for alleged murder of Jeje and Adewumi, who were killed during a political crisis in Erinjiyan-Ekiti on March 31, 2013
Owoseni Ajayi, the Special Assistant on Legal Matters to the state Governor, Ayo Fayose, who was screened and approved as commissioner, disclosed this in Ado-Ekiti on Monday
The electoral body had advertised in The Punch of September 25 edition its intention to auction some used items of the Commission, which included the ballot boxes and some election materials used in the conduct of the past elections, but the Ekiti State APC has viewed this with serious concern and suspicion
Indeed, reports from authoritative sources said the amiable first lady had one of her breasts removed in 2009 to prevent the spread of the almost incurable ailment, just as it was learnt that Olayinka did not die at the prestigious St. Nicholas Hospital in Lagos but in another highly rated hospital in Lagos