we can sufficiently pay for the manifesto by managing our resources properly and attracting investors who will not come and invest in short term investment and take away their profit whenever the market crashes.
Omoyele Sowore On NTA Abuja
Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Tough On Why Lagos Need A Change In Government
Gubernatorial Debate 2019; Lagos Deserves Better!!!
The gubernatorial debate which was held on Wednesday 9th, January 2019 at the Civic Hive on Montgomery Road, Yaba Lagos was graced with so much brilliance from all the candidates present.
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Only three of the 13 invited gubernatorial candidates were absent, Mr. Babajide
Sanwo-Olu of the All Progressives Congress {APC}, Mr. Jimi Agbaje of the People’s
Democratic Party {PDP}, and Mrs. Omolewa Adesanya of the Providence People’s
Congress {PPC}.
The debate which was tagged “GOOD
GOVERNANCE: What’s Next?” had no less than 10 political parties ably
represented by their gubernatorial candidates in attendance, all of whom brought
to light various germane issues affecting Lagos as a state, ranging from
environmental hazards {i.e flooding and waste management}, transportation and housing
problems, and most importantly, the issue of insecurity and unemployment in the
state and also proffer various policies to solving these critical issues.
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The 10 candidates who were present are Mr. Babatunde Gbadamosi of the ADP, Mr.
Abiodun Dabiri of the ANRP, Mr. Francis Adebayo of the ANN, Mr. Funso Awe of
the NCP, Mrs Adebisi Ogunsanya of YPP, Dr. Tokunbo Pearse of SDP, Mr. Ladipo
Johnson of ANP, Mr. Ifagbemi Awamaridi of the LP, Mr. Oluwasegun Musa of ANDP
and the AAC Lagos gubernatorial candidate, Mr. Oluwaseun Ajireloja.
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The event was well attended by the good people of Lagos, most of whom yearn for
a change in governance in the state in order to incur rapid development,
considering the population of Lagos state and the influx of hundreds of
thousands of people from other parts of the country and nearby countries who
migrate into the state on daily basis with no aim of emigrating anytime soon.
Our candidate, Mr. Oluwaseun Ajireloja, hammered on the need to increase the
minimum wage of the state from what it is as of today to One Hundred Thousand
Naira living wage as it is obvious that the #18,000 currently paid to workers
is a meagre amount which can never be enough to cater for any family no matter
how few.
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He also talked about going digital on the issue of security as that would
drastically eradicate insecurity in the state, and reduce death rates while
also giving room for people to run their businesses without fear of being
robbed or killed.
All the candidates present performed absolutely well in answering the
questions, presenting their party manifestos and also, their individual proposed
policies for the state if they become governor.
AAC ROCKS DELTA STATE WITH GLEEFUL CAMPAIGN TRAIL
FREEDOM ATSEPOYI (Mr. Jollof) CAMPAIGN FLAG-OFF
Who says we are just a social media political party? While such thought is ignorant of the recent roles of social media in global political participation and landscapes, it also undermines potency of such a space that holds over 90 million Nigerians. It is important to say that African Action Congress, Delta State, flourishes on the streets like the palm by the riverside.
Gleeful gyrations, persuasive street-speak, and dramatic costumes attend the colorful flag-off of Mr. Freedom Atsepoyi campaign organization. This took off yesterday, January 8, 2019. Mr. Atsepoyi addressing the people speaks to the shameful culture of PDP and APC of See-and-Buy election fraud;
“If PDP or APC gives you money, collect and don’t vote for them”
Mr. Atsepoyi, a 31 year old, AAC candidate contesting for Warri Federal Constituency, is a media influencer and entertainment consultant. He earned a degree in Political Science and Public Administration from Benson Idahosa University. He also earned a Masters degree in Public Administration from Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State. He has served in the below capacities:
Benson Idahosa University, Political Science
- Director of Sports
- Financial Secretary
National Association Itsekiri Students (NAIS)
- Junior Secondary School Garam, Niger state
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)
- Member Nigeria Institute Of Management (NIM)
- Department Of Petroleum Resources, Warri
Public Affairs Department
- Esiton Integrated Nigeria Limited
Administrative Department
- Serial Entrepreneur Social/Political Activist
You can find his manifesto by following this link.
Together we go reach there. Na co-operation make rice full pot.
OMOYELE SOWORE, NEDG AND BON IN COURT ON PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE.
John Momoh, the chairman of BON, has been knocked off as a hiccup factor in the court proceeding to determine the inclusion of African Action Congress and Omoyele Sowore in the upcoming presidential debate.
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Coalition of Political Parties, Stakeholders in Ondo South Endorse Sowore
Presidential Candidate of the Africa Action Congress, AAC, Omoyele Sowore has called on Nigerians to do the right thing at the polls to truly experience a New Year. He made the statement at a meeting with political parties and stakeholders of Ondo South Senatorial zone. At the meeting of top political players in the zone Sowore said “This time around this is going to be a new year for us if we do the right thing. We are all united today here because of our country Nigeria. Don’t get edgy if we are talking about problems created by other political parties. You are entitled to join political parties it’s your constitutional right and if you join a political party and you discover that the political party is not delivering don’t feel guilty about that. Feel free to go the path of honorary by joining personalities when you cannot find parties that carry forward your aspirations of a better country”.Calling on the stakeholders to do the right thing he said “you must have watched a lot of movies about Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Malcom X but sometimes you don’t know that your own Nelson Mandela is in your house because you ignore them when they show traits of these same individuals”.
One of the stakeholders Reverend Gbenga Akinrogunde said “for some time now I have been following you, I have listened to many of your talks and interactions, I’ve seen most of your videos where you get out of your car in hold up and you talk to people and it has stirred me. I want to encourage you. God is in this cause you are walking in for you to be a courageous leader of this magnitude this is the person our heart should work for”.Victor Abiodun from Okitipupa who is also convener of Ikale Advancement movement said “i am a living witness to his struggle for a better country. On August 1, 4th and 15th with Sowore we took to the street to protest the lack of electricity in Ore after which it was restored. I have no doubt he will be a good leader”.Delivering a goodwill message, Chief Thompson Akam from Ese Odo ward one said “it is not surprising to me anymore, when I got the invitation, I have assessed you severally even in your community. You were able to convince me about your aims and goals and I wish you the best. Please remember those of us that helped get you there when you do”.
Stop Voting Thieves Who Owe Salaries ‘Sowore
Presidential Candidate of the African Action Congress Omoyele Sowore has asked all Nigerians to collectively vote out leaders occupying elective leaders who perpetually enslave their followers by not paying salaries, building hospitals or equipping schools for children.
The Only Alternative, African Action Congress
Why You Should Vote African Action Congress (AAC) – SPICER-HEAT
African Action Congress 10 Agenda Items that form the framework of her manifesto is spread to cover all the important areas of our collective national life.
The understanding that our individual fates and possibilities are tied to the quality of the society we build together is pivotal to the design and urgency of our party and her engagements with the people.
All around us are broken dreams. All around us are numerous issues hampering the development of our nation. All around us are people dying over treatable health issues. All around us are visions and lives being terminated through avoidable circumstances.
The urgency that birthed the party is that the issues must be solved now. Time continue to compound the situations and has made our country to be more abortive of dreams and human lives.
Troubling is the fact that Nigeria has moved to be the world’s poverty capital and has lost millions of jobs in her current economic stagnation. The climbing figures of unemployment and underemployment of about four out of ten individuals deepen the security odds.
This should be interpreted as a system lethal to dreams and human survival. A holistic approach is required to tackle the hydra-headed problem and that is the poise of our Manifesto.
The three main pillars of our manifesto
- Enhancing National Security,
- Promoting sustainable growth, and
- Enabling self sufficiency in key areas of the economy such as Agriculture.
Our Economic Strategic Focus
More expansive of what our government will deliver is the SPICER – HEAT.
- Security
- Power
- Infrastructure
- Corruption
- Economy and Jobs
- Restructuring
- healthcare
- Education
- Agriculture
- Tourism.
Meet Dr. Rabiu Ahmed Rufai, VP Candidate AAC
‘We have not tackled the most important reasons why people take religion and radicalise it – social injustice, poverty, illiteracy…’
- Dr Rabiu Rufai
‘Our governments have just been talking about building roads… we need much more infrastructure than that’
- Dr Rabiu Rufai
Born in July 17, 1976, Dr Rabiu Ahmed hails from Jigawa State. He is an erudite academic and medical practitioner with up to 15 years of professional life.
His academic qualifications include a Medical Degree from Bayero University, Kano, and a Masters Degree in Public Health (MPH) from Leeds University, UK. He was the pioneer Dean of School of Public health, Federal University Dutse (FUD) from 2014 to 2015.
In addition to his teaching career and engagements, he has robust experience in public health policy formulation and was the head of health policy and health system strengthening units at Bayero University/Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital Kano, spanning from year 2011 to 2013.
He is a fellow of the West African College of Physicians (FWACP) and also the Royal Society for Public Health (FRSPH). Dr Rabui has received multiple awards for working tenaciously in the areas of maternal and child health, tuberculosis, HIV, and environmental health.
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WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE AAC
Elections are fast approaching and it is important that Nigerians vote and vote right. Below are some reasons we are sure voting for AAC and Omoyele Sowore is smart and is able to secure for all of us a better society that can supports our potentials as a nation
