OSUN 2022; OLUFEMI JOHNSON OF THE AAC IS OKAY

OSUN 2022; OLUFEMI JOHNSON OF THE AAC IS OKAY

OSUN DESERVES A NEW DAWN

We use this opportunity to inform that our candidates for the Governorship and Deputy Governorship offices in the Osun 2022 Elections are:

Olufemi  Eniola JOHNSON (Governorship)

Olugbenga Justus Odunewu (Deputy-Governorship)

Both are the properly elected candidates of the party in the forthcoming elections. The Sogbadero Team will bring a new spring of radical change to the whole of Osun, and save our people from the current fear of voting between the devil and the deep blue sea!

We condole with all Nigerians that are under the scourges of massive insecurities. We call on the Buhari government to stop trading with the lives of Nigerians through its inept, impune, and incompetent rulership of the country.

We believe that Nigerians should obtain their voters cards, engage massively in civil actions and take their destinies into their hands by voting the People’s Candidates and standing against all oppressions!

Another Nigeria is Possible!

NWC Inaugurates 2023 Aspirants Screening Committee

NWC Inaugurates 2023 Aspirants Screening Committee

Mrs Edith Isokpan to chair 2023 Aspirants SCREENING COMMITTEE. 

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NATIONAL WORKING COMMITTEE SETS UP 7-PERSON SCREENING COMMITTEE FOR 2022 ASPIRANTS.

MEETS ALL ASPIRANTS ON 23/05/2022 OVER PRE-ELECTION ACTIVITIES.

In furtherance of the steps taken so far in the conduct of pre-election activities, the National Working Committee of the African Action Congress has set up a 7-person Committee to screen aspirants who have expressed interest to run under the party.

Members of the Screening Committee.
1. Mrs Edith Isokpan (Chair)
2. Ibrahim Tanko Esq. (Secretary)
3. Comrade Ken Henshaw
4. Mr Tope Temokun Esq.
5. Mr Ina Okopi-Agu
6. Mr Femi Adeyeye
7. Dr Abimiku Kukumah

The National Working Committee has tasked the Committee to do a thorough job in ensuring we give nothing but the best to Nigerians in terms of quality leadership at all levels as we head towards the forthcoming elections.
The mode of screening shall be decided by the Committee.

Also, the National Working Committee, the Screening Committee and State Chairmen will be meeting all aspirants of our great party, 23rd, May 2022 by 8pm.
Aspirants are implored to check the inbox of email addresses they provided for meeting details.

Signed:

Femi Adeyeye
National Publicity Secretary,
African Action Congress.
23/05/2022

Court remands Sowore’s lawyer

Earlier arrested Sowore’s lawyer, Marshal Abubakar has been remanded in Kuje prison by an Abuja court.

It was gathered that the Magistrate sitting at  Grade 1 Area Court, Kabusa had ordered his remand at Kuje Prison, till Tuesday, 8th of March 2022,on the grounds that his bail application was submitted, verbally.

Police arrests Sowore’s lawyer over lawsuit

Men of the Nigerian Police Force in Abuja have arrested Comrade Omoyele Sowore’s lawyer, Barrister Marshal Abubakar, of Femi Falana Chambers.

It was earlier reported that Barrister Marshal Abubakar was the lawyer who had sued the Nigerian Police, after the unlawful arrest of Omoyele Sowore, on the order of Ned Nwoko, on  the 24th of February 2022.

Omoyele Sowore had taken to his Facebook page to report the arrest. According to his post, the lawyer was forcefully arrested. His offence as claimed by the Police was that he defended Sowore and embarrassed them, by suing the Force.

BREAKING: Nigeria Police Force has just arrested Marshal Abubakar a lawyer attached to Femi Falana Chambers in Abuja for defending me during my recent spat with the police and so called “Billionairë” Ned Nwoko. Marshal D F Abubakar was traced to his home and forcefully arrested because he was accused of defending me. They claimed that he embarrassed the @police by suing them and Ned Nwoko on my behalf.

Sowore’s convoy attacked in Abuja.


Sowore’s convoy attacked in Abuja.

Occupants of the rear car in Sowore’s convoy were attacked by sponsored thugs on their way to the court hearing of the AAC vs INEC/ Usurpers. This information was made available by Mr. Omoyele Sowore, who took to his Facebook page, to report the attack. “… occupants were heavily assaulted and phones taken away”.Omoyele Sowore

 

“Today again in Abuja, Muhammadu Buhari regime sent assassins and thugs after us on our way to the Court of Appeal, they succeeded in double crossing our rear team, heavily assaulted occupants of the car and took their phones…”

It should be recalled that this isn’t the first time that Sowore and members of the AAC party face sponsored attacks.

 

#OccupyINEC: AAC storms INEC Headquarters

#OccupyINEC: Executives and members of the African Action Congress (AAC), led by the National Chairman, Omoyele Sowore,  stormed the INEC headquarters in Abuja, to again, warn the commission to desist from its interference in the party’s affairs, and to stop other practices that continues to diminish democratic operations in the country.

Below are videos from the action:

 

OBSERVATIONS AND THOUGHTS ON  IKPOBA OKHA WARD 2 INDUCTION- TIB Edo state.

  • OBSERVATIONS AND THOUGHTS ON  IKPOBA OKHA WARD 2 INDUCTION

In recent times, there has been an argument that only the ruling political parties have structures and that without structures,elections cannot be won, hence other parties like the AAC that assumedly is without structure does not stand any chance at the poll.

“MISSION192” is a deliberate plan to take AAC to the 192 wards in Edo state. It’s without equivocation a direct response to the issue of structure.

Incidentally, the induction took place at the venue where the PDP used to have their meeting. The landlord and other members of the community officially joined the AAC . We did not mince words in telling them that it simply meant that the people’s alternative has taken over.

About 50 people were in attendance. The people’s  excitement could not be hidden at the end of the event, because the long waited  alternative has been presented. According to the presider, he said that a man walked up to him and said “please register me, at that time I was attending to other people. He said My wish has come to pass, I have seen the seriousness from other Nigerians and now I am willing to join full throttle”.

There are many who want to see actions to show that the party is ready to take the country back from the selfish ruling class. We must organise more so that their confidence and faith can be built. “Blessed are those who do not wait for things to start happening but make things happen for they shall be counted as heroes of the liberation”.

There are 10 wards in Ikpoba Okha and a total of 10,340 polling units. The aim is to ensure that AAC gets to every ward in Edo state.  It’s instructive to  note that according to the party’s constitution the organs are; Polling unit, Ward,Local Government,State,National.

We are building a party that will not just contest election but instil a strong legacy of and our revolutionary ideas.

Signed,

Take It Back Movement,

Edo State.

 

Previously Unseen Bombshell ASUU report on Pantami’s Fraudfessorship- Farooq Kperogi

Previously Unseen Bombshell ASUU Report on Pantami’s Fraudfessorship.

By Farooq Kperogi

Someone shared with me this February 12, 2022, report of the ASUU committee that investigated Pantami’s professorial fraud. In case, you’re not able to read everything, here are 17 highlights of the report.

1. The ASUU FUTO committee set up by FUTO to exonerate Pantami of professorial fraud was carefully handpicked without the input of the ASUU FUTO congress. One member who had a moral conscience declined his nomination to serve on the committee.

2. Three deputy vice chancellors intimidated ASUU FUTO congress by their presence at a meeting where Pantami’s issue was discussed, ensuring that they issued that absolute disgrace that deodorized his professorial fraud.

3. ASUU FUTO members were against the Pantamized professorial fraud but were scared of speaking out for fear of victimization. Only two young academics spoke out publicly against it.

4. After accepting his fraudulent professorial appointment and claiming that he would resume duties at FUTO on March 31, 2021, he has never set foot on FUTO and “never came for documentation.” So, technically, he isn’t a FUTO employee. Also note that he “accepted” his “appointment” months before it was offered.

5. Pantami has no office in the Department of Cyber Security, and the HOD has never seen him.

6. Contrary to FUTO’s tradition where a committee of deans examines professorial appointments, only one Professor G.A. Chukwudebe examined Pantami’s application. But Chukwudebe is NOT a professor of cyber security; he is a professor of electrical engineering!

7. Pantami was “promoted” (yes, PROMOTED) from Reader to Professor even though he was never a Reader anywhere in the world. He was Lecturer I at ATBU and an early career Assistant Professor (equivalent to Lecturer I) at the Islamic University of Madinah.

8. His “promotion” is “contrary to the decision of Council as communicated to Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim which indicated that he was appointed and not promoted.”

9. He was assigned a PhD student to co-supervise in September, months after he became a “professor,” although FUTO requires PhD supervision prior to appointment or promotion to professorship.

10. Pantami has not met the minimum requirements of the job ad to which he applied since he doesn’t have up to 12 years of post-PhD experience.

11. Pantami’s articles were never subjected to a plagiarism check, which has been a requirement for promotion to professorship at FUTO since 2018.

12. There’s no evidence that Pantami is an expert in cybersecurity (his PhD is in management from a business school), and he has hidden his CV from public access, indicating that “something is being covered up.”

13. As a tenured staff of FUTO who is not on an official leave of absence or on a sabbatical leave, Pantami does not attend mandatory meetings such as senate meetings, faculty board meetings, academic board meetings, etc.

14. Although Pantami claimed he would teach FUTO students virtually, he has never done so, and FUTO doesn’t even have the facilities for virtual teaching.

15. Pantami’s name does not, in fact, appear on the schedule of courses to be taught at FUTO, showing clearly that he only wants the title but not the job of a professor.

16. Promotion and appointment to the rank of professor typically takes a long time at FUTO (and many qualified FUTO employees are still waiting in line) but Pantami’s was concluded in just three months!

17. ASUU members who participated in Pantami’s professorial fraud should be suspended from the union for a year, and the VC, Nnenna Oti, should be suspended from the union indefinitely.