The presidential candidate of the Allied Congress of Nigeria, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, has commiserated with the family of the late Prof. Sophie Oluwole over her demise.
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In a press statement on Thursday in reaction to the recent data released by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, Ezekwesili warned Nigerians against voting for “candidates that have no idea of how to solve the challenges facing the country.”
The organisers had announced that only presidential candidates of the ACPN, Alliance for New Nigeria, All Progressives Congress, Peoples Democratic Party and Young Progressives Party would be partaking in the debate.
Dr Obiageli Ezekwesili, the Presidential Candidate for Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, has promised to reduce poverty to the barest level in the country, if elected in 2019.
Ezekwesili, who made call at a news conference in Abuja on Monday, said signing of the bill was for the development of democracy in Nigeria.
The presidential candidate of the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, has pledged to foster unity and equality among Nigerians if elected as the president of the country.
One of the ways she suggested was to convert the budgetary allocations to universities to grants.
In a statement on Tuesday to commemorate the #ViolenceAgainstWomenDay, the presidential candidate regretted that despite the hardship confronted by women in Nigeria, they were also subjected to violence.
She said this at a dinner in Lagos where Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, former president of Liberia, endorsed her presidential ambition.
The former Minister of Education, who distributed booklets containing her policy action to people she met on the streets, said she was the best candidate among those parading themselves for the job.
Ezekwesili, who is running on the platform of Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, said it is imperative that all candidates vying for the nation’s highest political position take part in debates to present their plans and policy thrust to the people.
The Convener of the Red Card Movement and one-time Education Minister, Obiageli Ezekwesili, has called on Nigerians to come out in their numbers to vote and protect their votes, come 2019.
The information was released to the media on Saturday
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Ezekwesili led a delegation of the group for the rescue mission organised by the Federal Government
In a letter addressed to the Convener of the group, Obiageli Ezekwesili, which was made available to the media on Sunday, the government said it was unable to postpone the trip as scheduled