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Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by agwom(m): 5:56am On Dec 04, 2019
National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Adams Oshiomhole has expressed deep concern over the wanton killings, thuggery and harassment associated with Nigerian politics, saying the crimes have continued to fester because of poor or lack of law enforcement. He was speaking when he led other party executives on a courtesy visit to the Nigerian Embassy in Beijing, China.

Reacting to the murder of the woman leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi, Mrs. Salome Acheju Abuh, who was burnt alive in her home by suspected political thugs, Oshiomhole said it would be the shame of the Nigeria Police and of the security agencies if anybody pretended that the perpetrators could not be found. “And if they find the person, they should bring him to justice. Our laws are clear.

There’s no state in Nigeria where murder does not result to death penalty. If those involved in that crime are to be properly and diligently prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to death and the governor signs the death warrant and they are executed, things will change for the better. “We have serious problems with law enforcement. And until we get our law enforcement right, Nigeria has a problem,” he said. On the party, Oshiomhole said it was considering establishing an institute for progressive studies to better educate the people on how its leadership style, values and approach to governance and to public service delivery were different from others.

He said that was necessary in a country where “dysfunctional primordial sentiments”, rather than politics of ideas, informed voters’ choice during elections. “As a result of the confusion even among the political elite, the Nigerian voter can hardly tell why he prefers one party to the other. “Rather than lamenting, we think that we should make conscious effort to put ideas on the table so that we can agree or disagree on the basis of ideas that are shared, and we form caucus or factions on the basis of ideas, as opposed to ethnic, regional or religious sentiments,” he said.

Earlier in his remark, Nigeria’s Ambassador to China, Baba Ahmad Jidda, said though Nigeria is China’s biggest trade partner in Africa, there is a huge gap in favour of Beijing. “Nigeria’s exports to China stood at $1.6 billion, while China exported $12.5 billion worth of goods to Nigeria,” he said, adding “what remains to be done is to bridge the trade gap.” The envoy, meanwhile, appealed for interventions to be released to Nigerian foreign missions without delay.

“We must say that we’re not the complaining type. We’re doing our best with the available resources,” he added. Meanwhile, the party has mocked the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), saying the leading opposition party has become “disillusioned” by its victories. Malam Lanre Issa-Onilu, the APC National Publicity Secretary, in a release issued yesterday, said the PDP had shown “crass and shocking” incapacity to perform the role of opposition. Issa-Onilu said the APC, which believes in democracy and progressive politics, was worried by the “obvious vacuum” that the PDP had created.

The APC said the PDP had failed to provide “rigorous and intelligent interrogation” of the current administration’s policies and programmes apart from engaging in idle chatter, propagation of fake news, post-election delusions and other unpatriotic conducts, stating such move was dangerous for our democracy.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/why-thuggery-election-violence-persist-oshiomhole.html

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by MANNABBQGRILLS: 6:22am On Dec 04, 2019
There’s no state in Nigeria where murder does not result to death penalty. If those involved in that crime are to be properly and diligently prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to death and the governor signs the death warrant and they are executed, things will change for the better
We concur with this.
Our country must be savaged and saved from the evil, killings and death the evil politicians bestow on us as a nation.
All lives matter.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Auxtin85(m): 6:22am On Dec 04, 2019
Basket mouth don open mouth again oo

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Nathdoug201: 6:23am On Dec 04, 2019
Oshomole is a number 1 sponsor of political thuggery in Nigeria..
You empowered Tony kabaka in Benin

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by bayelsaowei(m): 6:23am On Dec 04, 2019
Fool

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by MANNABBQGRILLS: 6:23am On Dec 04, 2019
bayelsaowei:
Fool
It's only a matter of time for you and your ilks.
Just continue with such foolishness on social media.
Your time is nigh!

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by CrownFemi: 6:24am On Dec 04, 2019
APC and PDP are thug leaders

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by gurunlocker: 6:24am On Dec 04, 2019
It's simply because of the do or die politics we practice here.... sad

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Nobody: 6:24am On Dec 04, 2019
Useless man

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Criticaltemp: 6:26am On Dec 04, 2019
The real reason for thugery n election violence is because the man, Oshomole is a thug, a rascal n a thief.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by lonelydora: 6:27am On Dec 04, 2019
Oshimhole has forgotten that unionism is different from politics.


Oshimhole brought thuggery to Edo state.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by anyimontana(m): 6:29am On Dec 04, 2019
post=84605492:

It's only a matter of time for you and your ilks.
Just continue with such foolishness on social media.
Your time is nigh!
hate speech agent,I sight u...na the kind work u dey like

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by MANNABBQGRILLS: 6:31am On Dec 04, 2019
anyimontana:
hate speech agent,I sight u...na the kind work u dey like
Make una kontinue oooo...
No long talks.
Dem no dey tell cripple say war dey come

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Soldaranda: 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
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Make una kontinue oooo...
No long talks.
Dem no dey tell cripple say war dey come
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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by clarocuzioo(m): 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by MNDY(m): 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
You knew Bello would spill blood to get reelected if given the ticket (due to his misrule and rejection by the people) and you still gave him the ticket even when you maintained that he will not get it initially.

You have imposed him on the people for another 4yrs because he greased your palms. The lives of Kogites lost during the election and lost to Bello's misrule will judge you all.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Soldaranda: 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
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We concur with this.
Our country must be savaged and saved from the evil, killings and death the evil politicians bestow on us as a nation.
All lives matter.
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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by OakConsultNG: 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
Interesting.
Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Soldaranda: 6:34am On Dec 04, 2019
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post=84605492:

It's only a matter of time for you and your ilks.
Just continue with such foolishness on social media.
Your time is nigh!
[/s]

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by AuwalYusuf812(m): 6:35am On Dec 04, 2019
see his head......they always has an excuse for everything.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by adesegun121(m): 6:36am On Dec 04, 2019
Ok
Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by gurusmac4: 6:37am On Dec 04, 2019
Oshiomhole God have mercy on you

After elections, you guys don't remember to collect the "TOOLS" that you gave to those thugs

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by anonimi: 6:38am On Dec 04, 2019
Auxtin85:
Basket mouth don open mouth again oo

Only dimwitted dead meat suya sellers give credence to what the fake A-Looter comrade utters. undecided lipsrsealed


Sermwell:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw43BVPasDM

Where is the 'human face' in governance?

Woke up with strength and vigour this morning and was up to face today with all hopes and aspirations but was sad & almost started crying after watching this video.

I've been an advocate of leaders been strong at all time with will power to carry out leadership responsibilities. And that emotional leaders don't go far but certainly not this way.

In leadership and governance, there's a place for 'Human face' no matter the circumstances. Widows to the best of my knowledge are integral part of our society and if we don't apply human face when dealing with them, am afraid we are far from getting there as a people.

Two wrongs indeed can never make things right and as such, can't fathom why the Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams A. O. will treat this widow like this and even tell her to go and die when she's struggling to provide food for her family. I think it would've been far better to make her pay a fine for her wrong doing than this humiliation.

The agony of the poor in our society......


http://saharareporters.com/video/video-unkindest-cut-all-governor-adams-oshiomholes-mean-words-poor-widow/

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by Flexherbal(m): 6:38am On Dec 04, 2019
Reacting to the murder of the woman leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi, Mrs. Salome Acheju Abuh, who was burnt alive in her home by suspected political thugs, Oshiomhole said it would be the shame of the Nigeria Police and of the security agencies if anybody pretended that the perpetrators could not be found. “And if they find the person, they should bring him to justice. Our laws are clear.

If those at the top positions in Nigeria are complaining of laws not being enforced, who are they expecting to enforce them?

“We have serious problems with law enforcement. And until we get our law enforcement right, Nigeria has a problem,” he said.

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by runningriot: 6:39am On Dec 04, 2019
All what he is saying is death on arrival and playing to the gallery! who are the sponsors of the thuggery, the violence and the wanton destructive election processes? the politicians! right which Oshomole belongs to. If he is not happy, why still in politics? h reinforce every victory of such verdict which makes him endorsed the foul process to the victory road! more over he is the party chairman of the most dreaded political party in the world history! resign or keep quite!

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Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 6:40am On Dec 04, 2019
After elections, you guys don't remember to collect the "TOOLS" that you gave to those thugs.
Re: Oshiomole: Why Thuggery, Election Violence Persist by nwamabo247(m): 6:40am On Dec 04, 2019
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