Jonathan also heads to Ghana – 7 important things you didn’t read yesterday (but should have)

by Kolapo Olapoju

1. Ijebu state as campaign promise.

Osinubi Adewale is using the creation of “Ijebu state” as a campaign line, to woo people to vote for him.

The smart politician, who seeks to represent the Ijebu Central Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives, says the creation of the Ijebu state is priority number one in his manifesto.

2. Jonathan also heads to Ghana.

Recently, we sighted APC billboards in Ghana… and now, President Jonathan has also followed suit.

The billboard adverts, which are on the streets of Accra, is reportedly sponsored by Sir Arthur Eze, a billionaire businessman.

3. Lamido is upset with Buhari.

Sule Lamido has no love for Muhammadu Buhari, at this point in time… why?

The governor says some northerners are being threatened for not supporting the presidential ambition of the former Head of State.

“The fear of Buhari is the beginning of leadership failure; therefore Nigerians and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, government must stand up to its mandate.”

4. The seizing spree of the FCT Minister.

Senator Bala Mohammed is pleased with himself… having seized over 2,900 commercial motorcycles in the last 10 months.

Apart from Okadas, the FCT Minister has also impounded 807 tricycles (Keke NAPEP) and 280 unpainted taxis.

5. The mysterious attackers of APC building.

OPC soldiers and policemen are now in the business of clandestine building attacks… according to the All Progressives Congress.

The opposition party alleges that members of a faction on Oodua Peoples Congress clad in Army and Police uniforms attacked the APC building in Ekiti on Wednesday.

6. 250k for a brand new baby.

Apparently, a new born baby goes for 250,000 in Delta, where a housewife reportedly made such a transaction.

The baby-dealer, Eunice was arrested for kidnapping and selling a neighbour’s 2-year-old baby, to a woman who had been married for 18 years without a child.

7. Foreigners control Nigeria’s stock market.

Nigerians should be worried, as the fate of their stock market, lies in the hands of mostly foreigners.

Stockbrokers say that more than 60 per cent of the players in the Stock market are from beyond the shores of Nigeria.