NEWS, FASHION, LIFESTYLE, GOSSIP (AMEBO) AND LOTS MORE.................
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
My Deputy CPS was kidnapped to get to me, says Amaechi
Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State
Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers has said that the kidnap of Freddy Ndigbara, his deputy Press Secretary, by unidentified gunmen was to directly get at him because of his ability to freely express his freedom of speech and opinion on national issues at variance to the ruling party.
Amaechi made this disclosure on live political programme on Channels television last night.Amaechi wondered if kidnapping his aide would erase the fact that Nigerians are suffering under a bad economy where the naira has been so devalued that the exchange rate is now N215 to one US dollar.
He accused the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and federal government of being scared of the wind of change which his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC, has been preaching. He also claimed that the ‘change’ message is catching up like a wave across the country.
Amaechi alleged that PDP has been doing all it can to scuttle the use of the card reader by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) because the party has never won in a free and transparent election.
“If they believe in free and transparent election where the card reader would identify the owner of PVC why are they going court to challenge its use by sponsoring court cases against it.”
He dismissed the rumoured illness of the Major General Muhammadu Buhari, the APC Presidential candidate, explaining that since the election was postponed for six weeks, the APC flagbearer went to go the UK and is billed to speak at the Chatham House on Thursday on the policies of the party if it wins the coming election.
However, Femi Fani Kayode, the campaign spokesman of President Goodluck Jonathan campaign organisation who was also on the live Channels Television moments after said PDP was ever ready for the election and would defeat APC in next election.
He lashed at Amaechi for betraying his former mentor Dr.Peter Odili, alleging that, “Governor Amaechi wore one T-shirt for three when he was with Odili but has forgot where his is coming from”.
He accused Amaechi of locking up the courts in the state because of the fear that if the courts were open, he would he would be thrown out of power and put in jail.
Fani-Kayode said Amaechi cannot be talking about elections because he never won any election and only came to power through Supreme Court judgment.
Meanwhile, no word has been heard from the kidnappers on Ndigbara’s or have there been any news of his whereabout since he was kidnapped.
PM News learnt from a family source this morning that the Ndigbara’s phone fell off his pocket as the kidnappers were bundling him into their Toyota SUV Highlander.
Security agencies have swung into action to ensure his quick release.
Mr. Ndigbara (popularly called Freddie), works with the Government House Press Unit. He was kidnapped yesterday at a ward rally of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Kaani 1 (his community), in Khana Local Government Area of the state
Bayelsa 11 to Get Mass Burial
Mrs Acha Perekalama, deceased.
Ill-fated bus conveying the women
Mrs. Ruby Benjamin, deceased
The
11 women leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that died in a
motor accident along the East-West Road on Valentine’s Day will be given
a mass burial. Checks by Daily Sun revealed that the decision to
conduct mass burial for them had been made known to their families. It
was gathered that the decision was reached following the inability to
identify the corpses.
According to investigation, the victims
were burnt beyond recognition and former deputy governor and coordinator
of the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN), Bayelsa State
chapter, Werinipire Seibarugu and other officials of TAN, who visited
the scene immediately after the accident collected the ashes and
unidentified skulls of the victims to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC),
Yenagoa.
Some of the family members who had earlier rejected the suggestion of a mass burial later agreed when it was explained that the possibility of conducting a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test would take up to six months.
Mr. Ambrose Ayebakuro, the 33 years old son of the late former House of Assembly member, Ruby Benjamin, confirmed that the family had been contacted on the decision to hold a mass burial for the deceased.
Also speaking, Mr. Mathew Utolor, the Chief Accountant of Bayelsa Broadcasting Corporation and husband of one of the deceased, Mrs Ayakpo Utolor, said it was sad that the families could not identify the bodies of the victims.
… Kuku commiserates with gov
Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Kingsley Kuku, has described as tragic the accident that claimed the lives of 11 female politicians from Bayelsa State last Saturday.
Kuku, who is also chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, said in a statement signed by his Special Assistant and head of Media, Mr. Daniel Alabrah, that he received the news with shock and a deep feeling of loss.
Commiserating with the Bayelsa State Government, the people of the state and the families of the deceased, he said their demise was very painful and a huge loss to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) family in the state.
“This sad news came at a time everyone was working hard to ensure victory for the PDP in the general elections. The positive contribution of these women to the development of their state and the country will be sorely missed, ”he said.
Kuku prayed God to comfort their families and grant them the fortitude to bear the loss.
Some of the family members who had earlier rejected the suggestion of a mass burial later agreed when it was explained that the possibility of conducting a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test would take up to six months.
Mr. Ambrose Ayebakuro, the 33 years old son of the late former House of Assembly member, Ruby Benjamin, confirmed that the family had been contacted on the decision to hold a mass burial for the deceased.
Also speaking, Mr. Mathew Utolor, the Chief Accountant of Bayelsa Broadcasting Corporation and husband of one of the deceased, Mrs Ayakpo Utolor, said it was sad that the families could not identify the bodies of the victims.
… Kuku commiserates with gov
Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Kingsley Kuku, has described as tragic the accident that claimed the lives of 11 female politicians from Bayelsa State last Saturday.
Kuku, who is also chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, said in a statement signed by his Special Assistant and head of Media, Mr. Daniel Alabrah, that he received the news with shock and a deep feeling of loss.
Commiserating with the Bayelsa State Government, the people of the state and the families of the deceased, he said their demise was very painful and a huge loss to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) family in the state.
“This sad news came at a time everyone was working hard to ensure victory for the PDP in the general elections. The positive contribution of these women to the development of their state and the country will be sorely missed, ”he said.
Kuku prayed God to comfort their families and grant them the fortitude to bear the loss.
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
Photo: Channels TV reporter reports live from scene of explosion
Meanwhile, it's been confirmed that it wasn't an explosion, just fireworks from mischief makers.
This reporter and the cameraman deserves awards ya? Does anyone agree with me?
Father of baby who won PZ's Baby Moment competition cries out after wife took another man to represnt him at competition

In
an interview with Encomium mag, Oluyinka (above) said he and his wife
separated a while back and she moved out of their matrimonial home. He
said to get back at him, she took another man, her younger
sister's husband, to pose as the father of his daughter during the
finale of the competition. He said he got his daughter registered for
the competition but that as the little girl was advancing in the
competition, she shut him out. I got a copy of the mag and typed out the
interview. See it after the cut
"Yes I started it all, got my daughter registered, got her a professional photographer, personally worked and also employed a PR person who worked tirelessly for her on the contest. I knew she would win. I often told her so. I sometimes even rehearsed how she would be announced the winner and yes she did win, all the glory to God. Myself and my wife had a serious misunderstanding which led to temporary separation but I never ignored or denied the fact that the baby she's carrying is my daughter. I am still responsible for her upkeep even till now. She called me and said "Your daughter Morireoluwa Davids needed a two minute video for the next stage of the competition". That was when I knew she made it to the third stage. And I was like so because she needs a video and her father is a cinematographer, that is why I am getting to know my baby had gone this far in a competition I registered her. Meanwhile shortly before this, during my daughter's first birthday, I ordered a big customized cake, clothes and toys for her. She turned the person I sent to deliver the stuff. I was embarrassed and deeply hurt. She was so rude and mannerless. She said so many things to me. I still have her message saved. So I told her to go and get the video done elsewhere for our baby because she only had to tell me because some of my staff she asked without my permission turned her down" he said
Oluyinka
said what his wife did by bringing another man to represent him at the
finale was clearly a case of impersonation & blamed the organizers. (Pic of the man his estranged wife took along above)
"Impersonation. That is what it is and it is punishable under the law. I had a misunderstanding with my wife so she probably thought she could get at me by taking someone else along as the father of my child, not realizing the consequences. I blame PZ! Why? Because they claimed she told them she was having a misunderstanding with the father of the baby and when eventually someone showed up, they didn't confirm before they addressed him as Mr Oluyinka Davids as published in The Nation Newspaper February 9th 2015"he said


"It feels terrible to be impersonated. Especially because I know the guy. His real name is Dehinde Olayokun. He is married to Boluwatife Olayiwola Olayokun who happens to be my wife's youngest sister. She and her immediate elder brother, Dayo Olayiwola, with some boys had harassed and beaten me up in my house which is one of the reasons my wife and I are having a misunderstanding"he said
Oluyinka says his lawyer is working to seek legal redress.
His wife, Mrs Funmi Davids when contacted via phone told the magazine...
"It is better you sleep around than the cheap job you think you are doing. If you ever call my number again, you will regret your life".
Meanwhile the management of PZ Cusson
speaking through its brand manager, Seun Ayeni, say they see the matter
as a domestic one and do not want to get involved
"We have spoken to the lawyer of the biological father of the baby, Mr Oluyinka Davids and we do not want to get involved in their domestic issues. Our lawyer is already handling the issue and we are okay with that" he said
Photo: Police officer killed, ChannelsTV reporter stabbed, police van torched at Rivers rally
“Five police officers were shot. One of them is dead and four are lying in critical condition at this hospital.” he saidChannels TV staff who was stabbed is currently receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital. A Police van was also set ablaze. Above is an exclusive pic I got from the scene...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
.jpg)








