The reality is that the protest created an atmosphere of uncertainty across virtually every part of the country.
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He made his position known in an article in which he accused President Bola Tinubu of pushing Nigerians to hopelessness.
Lukman made his position known in an article he penned on Sunday and made available to the media the same day.
The video clip of Sen. Asige went viral in practically all media platforms in Nigeria, with many interpretations
He posed the question in an article, titled: “Beyond Taking Responsibility,” which he made available to the media
The APC chieftain made the appeal in an article he wrote on Sunday, which was titled: “Heartbreaking Reflections.”
As a privileged leader of the pro democracy movement in Nigeria, I recall with utmost regret how we refused to participate in the Gen.
It is therefore necessary that at this very early stage of negotiating new leadership for the APC, we caution all our leaders that the only way we can justify the exit of Adamu and Omisore out of the leadership of the party is by demonstrating commitment to restore constitutional order and return the party to its founding vision of being a progressive party.
This followed a court case instituted by the party’s National Vice Chairman, North West, Salihu Moh. Lukman.
The National Vice Chairman made this known in an article titled: “Re: APC Internal Dynamics and Future of Democracy.”
The National Vice Chairman, North West of the party said the pronouncement by Adamu was his personal opinion.
Recall that Lukman had accused the party leadership of extorting aspirants ahead of the March 26 National Convention and also asked that Bello be prevented from getting the presidential ticket of the party, alleging that Bello had yet to commence payment of N30,000 minimum wage as announced and that workers were earning 25 per cent of their salaries.
The ex-DG said this in an article he penned on Monday shortly after President Muhammadu Buhari sacked Governor Buni.
Although details about the membership of the association and how it intends to achieve its objectives are still very sketchy, it is a multi-partisan platform.
Specifically, INEC will have the direct responsibility of transmitting all election results electronically. This would include developing all the technological infrastructure, procurement and installations of all the hardware and software as well as recruitment and training of all the personnel requirement for the electronic transmission of electoral results.
The important challenge therefore is to ensure that access to resources also come with increased commitment by political leaders towards developing Nigeria’s productive sector.
This was one of the contentions of the director-general of the Progressive Governors’ Forum, Salihu Moh. Lukman, in an opinion piece he entitled ‘Nigerian Politics and Question of National Unity’
If anything, the lesson from the 2019 elections, which every APC leader and member should be reminded, is that APC was defeated in Rivers, Zamfara, Bauchi, Adamawa, Oyo and many other places by aggrieved APC leaders who worked against candidates or leaders of the party as a result of internal disagreements around candidate selections for Governorship of these states.
The challenge of adopting a shared understanding of what it will take to build a progressive party requires introspection and tolerance. Leaders have to be able to debate, critique and compete freely without being discourteous or criminalising each other.
The 13-member Convention Working Committee was appointed by an emergency National Executive Committee meeting of June 25, 2020, under the leadership of Governor Mai Mala Buni, with initial tenure of six months, which was extended by another emergency NEC meeting of December 8, 2020 to June 2021.