Some protesters on Tuesday morning stormed the headquarters of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, demanding the sack of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the party.


The protesters, who said they were members of the APC in Kwara, also commended the decision of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party to dissolve the Kwara party executive.

PREMIUM TIMES reported the Monday decision of the NWC to dissolve the Kwara executive which had pledged total loyalty to Mr Saraki. However, the executivesrejected the dissolution, saying the NWC acted illegally.

Although Mr Saraki is still officially a member of the APC, he is expected to decamp to the opposition PDP soon. The other federal lawmakers from Kwara were among the over two scores federal lawmakers who defected from the APC last week.


The protesters on Tuesday are however unwilling to wait for Mr Saraki’s defection; instead, they want him expelled from the party.

Addressing journalists during their peaceful rally at the national secretariat, Tayo Awodiji called for the expulsion of Mr Saraki for anti-party activities.

“The dissolution of the Balogun APC executives in Kwara State by Adams Oshiomhole and the National Working Committee is highly commendable as it is long awaited,” Mr Awodiji said.



He said the dissolution will pave way for proper repositioning of the party ahead of the 2019 election.


The protesters also called for the conduct of fresh membership registration in the state and the recall of the Kwara lawmakers who defected from APC.

Apart from dissolving the Kwara executive, the APC NWC also set up a caretaker committee.

Mr Awodiji congratulated the leader of the caretaker committee, Omolaja Bolarinwa, and assured him of their cooperation and support in building the party.

He also commended the information minister, Lai Mohammed, whose faction is now in charge of the state chapter.

“We congratulate Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa on his appointment as the chairman caretaker committee while wishing him a successful tenure in office.


“We urge him to brace up for the herculean task of unifying all the elements and interests in the party, which will serve as a springboard for the achievement of greater success.”

Mr Bolarinwa belongs to the Kwara APC faction loyal to Mr Mohammed, who is also from Kwara State, although less influential politically, compared to Mr Saraki, in the North-central state. The faction which held separate APC congresses was initially not recognised by the national leadership. It had pledged to go to court to be recognised as the APC leadership in Kwara until the latest twist.


The dissolved faction is loyal to Mr Saraki and the state governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed.

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Saraki should be sacked from the party, it's about time.

According to some senators, protesters are employed nowadays. 1-2k per head. You won't blame them, after all a state was sold 5k some weeks ago. Hunger deh land.
Meanwhile this one, sec general of BMC bring this kind news. I no surprise na this type they give them BMC orgasm.

Saraki is all what we IPoB juwus want, no more cownu no more magaing us.

APC hired/sponsored protesters protesting due to poverty and joblessness. And after making so much noise and disturbing the peace they'll queue up to receive #500 Naira change for their labour. What a disgrace.

NgeneUkwenu:
Some protesters on Tuesday morning stormed the headquarters of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, demanding the sack of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the party.


The protesters, who said they were members of the APC in Kwara, also commended the decision of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party to dissolve the Kwara party executive.

PREMIUM TIMES reported the Monday decision of the NWC to dissolve the Kwara executive which had pledged total loyalty to Mr Saraki. However, the executivesrejected the dissolution, saying the NWC acted illegally.

Although Mr Saraki is still officially a member of the APC, he is expected to decamp to the opposition PDP soon. The other federal lawmakers from Kwara were among the over two scores federal lawmakers who defected from the APC last week.


The protesters on Tuesday are however unwilling to wait for Mr Saraki’s defection; instead, they want him expelled from the party.

Addressing journalists during their peaceful rally at the national secretariat, Tayo Awodiji called for the expulsion of Mr Saraki for anti-party activities.

“The dissolution of the Balogun APC executives in Kwara State by Adams Oshiomhole and the National Working Committee is highly commendable as it is long awaited,” Mr Awodiji said.



He said the dissolution will pave way for proper repositioning of the party ahead of the 2019 election.


The protesters also called for the conduct of fresh membership registration in the state and the recall of the Kwara lawmakers who defected from APC.

Apart from dissolving the Kwara executive, the APC NWC also set up a caretaker committee.

Mr Awodiji congratulated the leader of the caretaker committee, Omolaja Bolarinwa, and assured him of their cooperation and support in building the party.

He also commended the information minister, Lai Mohammed, whose faction is now in charge of the state chapter.

“We congratulate Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa on his appointment as the chairman caretaker committee while wishing him a successful tenure in office.


“We urge him to brace up for the herculean task of unifying all the elements and interests in the party, which will serve as a springboard for the achievement of greater success.”

Mr Bolarinwa belongs to the Kwara APC faction loyal to Mr Mohammed, who is also from Kwara State, although less influential politically, compared to Mr Saraki, in the North-central state. The faction which held separate APC congresses was initially not recognised by the national leadership. It had pledged to go to court to be recognised as the APC leadership in Kwara until the latest twist.


The dissolved faction is loyal to Mr Saraki and the state governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/

lalasticlala

how many of them, they are not even up to 100. well lie mohammed will even bury Apc the more in kwara state and in the north central region. kogi state will be conquer too. yahaya bellow will be disgrace at the poll.

OK

Wow hungry looking fools..

k

n dey ar indirectly propelling saraki's popularity across n beyond d country... saraki kips getting famous while his enemies wallow in pains.

Honestly,this is a way to go.Nobody is bigger than the party.any form of political rascality from within the party should be dealth with decisively.I salute the courage demonstrated by the NWC of APC and the firmness of the party exco.

Don Saraki or Binladin Saraki

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Johnnyessence:
how many of them, they are not even up to 100. well lie mohammed will even bury Apc the more in kwara state and in the north central region. kogi state will be conquer too. yahaya bellow will be disgrace at the poll.

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Is Prof Eleka still winning in a Landslide?

NgeneUkwenu:
Some protesters on Tuesday morning stormed the headquarters of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, demanding the sack of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the party.


The protesters, who said they were members of the APC in Kwara, also commended the decision of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party to dissolve the Kwara party executive.

PREMIUM TIMES reported the Monday decision of the NWC to dissolve the Kwara executive which had pledged total loyalty to Mr Saraki. However, the executivesrejected the dissolution, saying the NWC acted illegally.

Although Mr Saraki is still officially a member of the APC, he is expected to decamp to the opposition PDP soon. The other federal lawmakers from Kwara were among the over two scores federal lawmakers who defected from the APC last week.


The protesters on Tuesday are however unwilling to wait for Mr Saraki’s defection; instead, they want him expelled from the party.

Addressing journalists during their peaceful rally at the national secretariat, Tayo Awodiji called for the expulsion of Mr Saraki for anti-party activities.

“The dissolution of the Balogun APC executives in Kwara State by Adams Oshiomhole and the National Working Committee is highly commendable as it is long awaited,” Mr Awodiji said.



He said the dissolution will pave way for proper repositioning of the party ahead of the 2019 election.


The protesters also called for the conduct of fresh membership registration in the state and the recall of the Kwara lawmakers who defected from APC.

Apart from dissolving the Kwara executive, the APC NWC also set up a caretaker committee.

Mr Awodiji congratulated the leader of the caretaker committee, Omolaja Bolarinwa, and assured him of their cooperation and support in building the party.

He also commended the information minister, Lai Mohammed, whose faction is now in charge of the state chapter.

“We congratulate Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa on his appointment as the chairman caretaker committee while wishing him a successful tenure in office.


“We urge him to brace up for the herculean task of unifying all the elements and interests in the party, which will serve as a springboard for the achievement of greater success.”

Mr Bolarinwa belongs to the Kwara APC faction loyal to Mr Mohammed, who is also from Kwara State, although less influential politically, compared to Mr Saraki, in the North-central state. The faction which held separate APC congresses was initially not recognised by the national leadership. It had pledged to go to court to be recognised as the APC leadership in Kwara until the latest twist.


The dissolved faction is loyal to Mr Saraki and the state governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/278364-protesters-storm-apc-headquarters-want-saraki-expelled-from-party.html

see them. hungry looking zombies

NgeneUkwenu:
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Is Prof Eleka still winning in a Landslide?

they won worst performance

If you see an X in a Chinese person's name it's an 'sh' sound so like Xiao is pronounced "shiao" or Xu is pronounced "shoe" or Xi Jinping is "she jin ping"

If you see a Q it's a 'ch' sound so Qing is "Ching"

Way easier than it seems.

NgeneUkwenu:
Some protesters on Tuesday morning stormed the headquarters of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, demanding the sack of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the party.


The protesters, who said they were members of the APC in Kwara, also commended the decision of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party to dissolve the Kwara party executive.

PREMIUM TIMES reported the Monday decision of the NWC to dissolve the Kwara executive which had pledged total loyalty to Mr Saraki. However, the executivesrejected the dissolution, saying the NWC acted illegally.

Although Mr Saraki is still officially a member of the APC, he is expected to decamp to the opposition PDP soon. The other federal lawmakers from Kwara were among the over two scores federal lawmakers who defected from the APC last week.


The protesters on Tuesday are however unwilling to wait for Mr Saraki’s defection; instead, they want him expelled from the party.

Addressing journalists during their peaceful rally at the national secretariat, Tayo Awodiji called for the expulsion of Mr Saraki for anti-party activities.

“The dissolution of the Balogun APC executives in Kwara State by Adams Oshiomhole and the National Working Committee is highly commendable as it is long awaited,” Mr Awodiji said.



He said the dissolution will pave way for proper repositioning of the party ahead of the 2019 election.


The protesters also called for the conduct of fresh membership registration in the state and the recall of the Kwara lawmakers who defected from APC.

Apart from dissolving the Kwara executive, the APC NWC also set up a caretaker committee.

Mr Awodiji congratulated the leader of the caretaker committee, Omolaja Bolarinwa, and assured him of their cooperation and support in building the party.

He also commended the information minister, Lai Mohammed, whose faction is now in charge of the state chapter.

“We congratulate Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa on his appointment as the chairman caretaker committee while wishing him a successful tenure in office.


“We urge him to brace up for the herculean task of unifying all the elements and interests in the party, which will serve as a springboard for the achievement of greater success.”

Mr Bolarinwa belongs to the Kwara APC faction loyal to Mr Mohammed, who is also from Kwara State, although less influential politically, compared to Mr Saraki, in the North-central state. The faction which held separate APC congresses was initially not recognised by the national leadership. It had pledged to go to court to be recognised as the APC leadership in Kwara until the latest twist.


The dissolved faction is loyal to Mr Saraki and the state governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/278364-protesters-storm-apc-headquarters-want-saraki-expelled-from-party.html

saraki thank you.




if not buhari would have turned nigeria to his personal fiefdom. using his zombies



I see one here already.

Lol...do those hungry people look like APC members?

My brothers...just collect the small thing the offer cos if you remain for house, Hunger go kill you.

But pray they pay you o...remember how the woman ran away without paying the protesters at Transparency International.

DEAD PARTY

Paid protesters. They impoverish, nd pay them peanuts to come nd protest, they re just wasting their time, Saraki will outsmart them

In all these defection shenanigans,how is the interest of the common man protected?.Bunch of thieving defectors and rulers.

jobless set of people

This moomoo OP fit be the man with the "Oshobaba Thank You"

Hunger is really bad.

Useless protesters

Amala politics

Life of an outlaw.. Thugged out straight outta drug house.

Ok

This is why their leader said they were lazy. Not knowing it was actually joblessness. This jobless youth think either of the political elites care about them.

Sarrki & Madridguy spotted

Jobless yoots