PDP CRISIS: Sheriff calls for dialogue, but inaugurates faction

In what may add up to a disagreement between his words and activity, the beset factional pioneer of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, has introduced the factional official of the Delta State section of the gathering while likewise supporting for discourse to illuminate the authority emergency in the gathering.

Sheriff, who said he was focused on the compromise procedure that is progressing in the gathering, demanded that the announcement credited to Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, that the courts be permitted to determine the emergency does no have any effect on the compromise procedure.

The previous Borno State senator, who talked through his appointee, Dr. Cairo Ojuogboh, at the introduction of the factional administration of the gathering in Delta state, said that the issues in the gathering must be determined through discourse as has been started amongst him and Senator Ahmed Makarfi.

As per Sheriff, there would at present be a requirement for exchange regardless of what the result of the court cases might be.

"We need to tell Nigerians that the two pioneers,( Sheriff and Makarfi) are focused on compromise, and to energize our overflowing supporters that the announcement made by Fayose makes little difference to the compromise. Disregarding what the Appeal Court or Supreme Court chooses, there would in any case be requirement for peace. It is it is possible that we do it under the steady gaze of or after the court judgment.

"We need to engage Fayose to enter into the peace procedure that the two pioneers are championing," he said.

Sheriff and Makarfi had started a peace procedure ahead of schedule in the week, choosing to end the authority emergency in the gathering by cooperating to illuminate it.

The Virgin Apostle however conceded that he has a fiancee and he kisses her now and again. Additionally he awakens with an erection at times and has wet dreams (discharges by 4am/5am). Watch the video after the cut.

EFCC boss Magu and Patience Jonathan This was the outcome of an investigation by Saturday Vanguard into the matter that had elicited calls in the polity for the prosecution of the former First Lady. Her decision to claim ownership of the money through a suit filed against Skye Bank at a Federal High Court in Lagos, it was learnt, easily made the commission to quit keeping the issue in the dark. The EFCC, it was learnt, got wind of the account more than three months ago, but decided to keep mute in order not to be accused of singling her out for prosecution out of former first ladies’’. A source told Saturday Vanguard that the operatives of the EFCC actually ran into the accounts in the course of investigating Dudafa over alleged diversion of N10 billion meant for Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, delegates. The source said: “It was the former first lady who put herself in a tight corner by going to court to sue Skye Bank, where the money was traced to and also asked the court to compel the EFCC to defreeze her account. “Indeed, I can tell you that the EFCC was working actively on the Dudafa case without any letter of invitation or oral invitation to the woman but she went to court to expose everything and we had no choice but to respond to her challenge. “It might interest you to note that these findings on these accounts were made since July this year but the details were yet to be made public when the former first lady slammed a fundamental rights enforcement suit on us and we were taken aback.’’ It will be recalled that a letter written by her lawyers on the matter, Granville Abibo ,SAN, and Co, stated thus: “It is noteworthy to emphasise that the said accounts, which were in US dollar denomination, were card-based accounts and our client is the sole signatory of these accounts. “The said bank officials also assured our client that they will change the account names accordingly and issue to our client new credit cards for the said accounts which were not done despite repeated demands. “However, our client has been operating the said accounts using the cards for her medical bill payments and purchases for her private purposes without any let or hindrance. “Our client was therefore surprised when the said cards stopped functioning on July 7, 2016, or thereabout. Our client immediately thereupon contacted Skye Bank Plc through our solicitors. It was only then that the bank officials informed our client that the said accounts were placed on a ‘No Debit Order’ following investigations and instructions from your commission and this is without notice to our client by either the bank or the commission. “It is in the light of the foregoing that we urge you to use your good offices to vacate the ‘No Debit/Freezing Order’ placed on the said accounts.” Mrs. Jonathan had, in the meantime, given the EFCC 14 days to defreeze her account and tender an unreserved apology. The ultimatum, which took effect on September 18, was contained in an open letter to the Chairman of the commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu. The letter which was written by Mr. Timipa Okponipere urged the Commission to leave Mrs. Jonathan alone, just as it cautioned thus: “We shall file an action at the African Commission on Human Rights at the Gambia demanding N5 billion in exemplary and punitive damages.” The letter said: “There is no established legal or political precedent for what the EFCC is currently doing to our client. How many former First Ladies in Nigeria have received the Patience Goodluck Jonathan Treatment (PGJT) to have warranted the EFCC to engage in the effrontery to freeze our client’s accounts and subject her to public opprobrium, ridicule, and disgrace? This must stop forthwith. “Our client is a respected senior citizen of international repute, a retired Permanent Secretary and the immediate past First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Our Client is a law-abiding citizen who has never or at all been the subject of any criminal or financial investigation, whether at home or abroad. Accordingly, she has not been found guilty of any criminal conduct throughout a sparkling public service career spanning over 35 years. “During the 5 years our client served as First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria between May 2010 and May 2015; she was the Initiator of the Aruera Women Foundation and Women For Change Initiative. “Our client is the recipient of numerous local and international awards in recognition of her untiring commitment towards uplifting the living standard of women, children and the aged in Nigeria. “Sir, it is against this sterling and meritorious background of our client that we most respectfully, write to draw your attention to the numerous breaches of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act 2004 committed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in cause of the Commission’s illegal and unlawful investigation of our client for alleged money laundering. “The EFCC must realize that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act 2004 is inferior in content and quality to both the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) and the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights, 2004.” It could not be ascertained yesterday whether the EFCC would summon the former First Lady to appear before it. The commission appears to be restrained by public opinion that doing so might give the impression that it is trying to get at the husband. But our source said the commission was determined to carry out its job and may commence an investigation into assets worth billions of Naira allegedly owned by the former First Lady.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

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•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-mat

•EFFC had knowledge of fund since July •Why action was not taken earlier

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/31-4-million-cash-deposit-patience-jonathan-forced-efcc-expose-matter/

The act of lovemaking became sour for a Kano couple last week after an unidentified person poured acid on them during sexual intercourse. The Nation reports that the sad incident happened at the couple’s house in the Gyadi Gyadi /Karkasara area of Kano. The unidentified perpetrator had fled away before neighbours responded to the couple’s distress call. The wife, Amina Moses, got hit the most by the acid. She was was admitted in Aminu Kano Specialist Hospital, where she spent some days and was treated while the husband is being treated in an undisclosed hospital.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/980880-see-happened-couple-kano-lovemaking.html

The act of lovemaking became sour for a Kano couple last week after an unidentified person poured acid on them during sexual intercourse. The Nation reports that the sad incident happened at the couple’s house in the Gyadi Gyadi /Karkasara area of Kano. The unidentified perpetrator had fled away before neighbours responded to the couple’s distress call. The wife, Amina Moses, got hit the most by the acid. She was was admitted in Aminu Kano Specialist Hospital, where she spent some days and was treated while the husband is being treated in an undisclosed hospital.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/980880-see-happened-couple-kano-lovemaking.html

The act of lovemaking became sour for a Kano couple last week after an unidentified person poured acid on them during sexual intercourse. The Nation reports that the sad incident happened at the couple’s house in the Gyadi Gyadi /Karkasara area of Kano. The unidentified perpetrator had fled away before neighbours responded to the couple’s distress call. The wife, Amina Moses, got hit the most by the acid. She was was admitted in Aminu Kano Specialist Hospital, where she spent some days and was treated while the husband is being treated in an undisclosed hospital.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/980880-see-happened-couple-kano-lovemaking.html

The act of lovemaking became sour for a Kano couple last week after an unidentified person poured acid on them during sexual intercourse. The Nation reports that the sad incident happened at the couple’s house in the Gyadi Gyadi /Karkasara area of Kano. The unidentified perpetrator had fled away before neighbours responded to the couple’s distress call. The wife, Amina Moses, got hit the most by the acid. She was was admitted in Aminu Kano Specialist Hospital, where she spent some days and was treated while the husband is being treated in an undisclosed hospital.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/980880-see-happened-couple-kano-lovemaking.html