The All Progressives Congress (APC), in Edo State, says it has
suspended the National Chairman of the party, Comrade Adams
Oshiomhole, over his role in the crisis rocking the state chapter
of the party.
News of the suspension was contained in a statement signed by
state chairman of the party, Anselm Ojezua and Assistant State
Secretary, Ikuenobe Anthony.
The statement added that the decision followed the vote of no
confidence passed on Oshiomhole by the Chairmen of the APC in the
18 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Edo State.
They said the decision was necessary to prevent a repeat of what
happened in Zamfara State, where the party was unable to field any
candidate in elections.
It reads in part: “Consequent on the development, the State
Executive Committee has adopted the vote of no confidence passed on
him and the subsisting suspension order from the organs of the
party in the state.
“Comrade Adams Oshiomhole is the one behind the crisis in Edo
APC. We have passed a vote of no confidence on him and he stands
suspended from the party.
“We don’t want what happened in Zamfara State or other parts of
the country to happen in Edo State.”
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Insecurity: NEDC to Repair Infrastructure as DICON Plans
Mass Production of MRAPS Vehicles
The North-East Development Commission (NEDC) has assured the
Nigerian Army (NA) of its desire and unwavering commitment to
repairing the collapsed roads and other critical infrastructure
destroyed as a result of insurgency in North-East.
Its Chairman, Maj. Gen. Paul Tarfa (rtd), gave the assurance
while hosting the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General
Tukur Yusuf Buratai, and other principal officers of the Army, who
paid a courtesy visit to the Commission’s office in Abuja.
According to Gen. Tarfa, the leadership of the Army has done a
lot in terms of rehabilitating and constructing important
infrastructure and other basic amenities that were totally
destroyed by Boko Haram terrorists, in the last ten years.
While welcoming the COAS, and his delegation, the NEDC Chairman,
said his commission will support and offer necessary assistance to
officers and men of the Army, in a bid to ensure that they
effectively prosecute the war against insurgency.
“The Nigerian Military, especially the Army, is one of our
strategic partners in the North-East.
“Indeed, we appreciate the good work the Army is doing in terms
of rehabilitating several obsolete amenities and damaged
infrastructural facilities.
“It is heartwarming that most of the facilities and buildings,
have been rebuilt and new ones constructed by the Army, at several
destroyed communities.
“These kind gestures done by the Army leadership, have
tremendously assisted the traumatized people of Borno, Adamawa,
Yobe and other parts of the North-East.
“Once again, we sincerely appreciate what you and your team are
doing. And we want to assure you that we will partner you, and
assist you in diverse ways,” he said.
Earlier in his remark, Lt. Gen. Buratai, said their visit to the
Commission is the beginning of good, robust and beneficial
relationship between the Army and NEDC.
He noted that both the Commission and the Army have, and are
pursuing common national interests and goals, hence their is need
for a robust partnership in order to actualize set objectives.
The COAS, who described members of the recently-established
Commission as men of impeccable integrity and exceptional
administrative pedigree, disclosed that the collapse of several
infrastructure in the North-East is impacting negatively on the
Army’s operations.
He said: “There are several infrastructure that have been
damaged beyond repair in the North-East as a result of Boko Haram
insurgency.
“On the other hand, several of our military barracks are also
dilapidated, and urgently require speedy renovations works to be
done on them.
“As such, the Commission should strive and look into the problem
of collapsed infrastructure in the North-East, especially
roads.
“There is need for fundamental steps to be taken to repair the
collapsed roads, and other facilities, so as to assist troops
prosecute the counter-insurgency war, and also decimate the
terrorists.”
Similarly, the Nigerian Army has signed an agreement with the
Defence Industry Corporation (DICON) of Nigeria, and Command
Engineering Depot (CED), to mass produce about 28 Mines Resistant
Anti-ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles, named Ezugwu MRAP.
The agreement was signed at the Army Headquarters, by the NA’s
Chief of Policy and Plans (COPP), Lieutenant General Lamidi
Adeosun, who represented the COAS at the event.
The first ten MRAPs to be manufactured by both DICON and CED
will be delivered to the Nigerian Army in the first week of
December 2019.