Politics
A Bold Move: Hon. Foluso Adefemi Invests 11 Million Naira in ADC Membership
In a show of unwavering commitment to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Hon. Foluso Adefemi, a prominent aspirant for the House of Senate seat in Ondo North Senatorial District, has made a resounding investment in the party’s future. The seasoned politician has shelled out a whopping 11 million naira for party membership cards, a move that underscores his dedication to strengthening the ADC’s presence in the region.
According to receipts, the amount was paid into Sterling Bank on behalf of Hon. Foluso Mayowa Adefemi (FMA), targeting six local government councils in Ondo North. The strategic allocation of funds speaks volumes about Adefemi’s vision for the party’s growth and his desire to leave an indelible mark on the district.
Adefemi’s bold move has sent shockwaves across the political landscape, with many hailing his gesture as a game-changer for the ADC. By investing heavily in party membership, Adefemi is not only demonstrating his personal commitment but also setting the tone for a robust and vibrant party structure.
The breakdown of the payment is as follows:
– Akoko North West: 3 million naira
– Akoko North East: 2 million naira
– Akoko South West: 2 million naira
– Akoko South East: 2 million naira
– Owo: 1 million naira
– Ose LG: 1 million naira
Total amount paid: 11 million naira.
As Adefemi’s campaign gains momentum, his supporters are rallying behind him, buoyed by his willingness to invest in the party’s future. With this bold move, Adefemi has set the bar high, and expectations are running sky-high for his senatorial bid. Can he leverage this momentum to emerge victorious in the upcoming elections? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – Hon. Foluso Adefemi is leaving no stone unturned in his quest for the Senate seat.
Signed;
FMA Media’s Team
Politics
Trump Says He Must Be Involved In Choosing Iran’s Next Leader After Khamenei’s Death
Trump also indicated that he would reject any successor who continues the policies associated with the late Iranian leader.
The United States President, Donald Trump, has said he must take part in determining who becomes Iran’s next supreme leader following the death of Ali Khamenei.
Trump made the statement during an interview with Axios on Thursday while reacting to discussions within Iran over possible successors to the late leader.
“They are wasting their time. Khamenei’s son is a lightweight. I have to be involved in the appointment, like with Delcy in Venezuela,” he said.
The US president was referring to Delcy Rodríguez, who assumed power in Venezuela after US forces captured former president Nicolás Maduro earlier this year.
Trump also indicated that he would reject any successor who continues the policies associated with the late Iranian leader.
“Khamenei’s son is unacceptable to me. We want someone that will bring harmony and peace to Iran,” he stated.
He warned that installing a leader who follows the same path as the former supreme leader could force the United States back into war with Iran “in five years.”
Mojtaba Khamenei, a cleric believed to have strong ties with Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guards, is widely considered one of the possible successors to his father, although Tehran has yet to formally announce a new leader.
Trump’s remarks came a day after the White House suggested that regime change in Iran was not the main objective of the administration’s ongoing military campaign in the region.
Iran’s Supreme Leader serves as the country’s highest political and religious authority and holds significant influence over the armed forces, judiciary and major state policies.
The leadership uncertainty follows the death of Ali Khamenei, who was killed in late February during a wave of joint airstrikes by the United States and Israel on Iranian military and government targets.
The attacks formed part of a major military campaign launched amid escalating tensions over Iran’s regional activities and nuclear programme.
The strikes reportedly targeted several strategic facilities in Tehran and other locations, triggering a wider conflict across the Middle-East.
Iran later responded with missile and drone attacks on Israeli and US-linked targets across the region, raising fears of a broader regional war and disrupting energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
Khamenei, who had ruled Iran since 1989, had not publicly named a successor before his death.
His killing created a power vacuum in Tehran, prompting speculation over who might lead the country next as the conflict continues.
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Success Opara Congratulates Hon Onyekachi Ibezim on APC State Secretary Emergence
Success Opara has extended heartfelt congratulations to Hon Onyekachi Ibezim on his emergence as the State Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Imo State.
Onyedebelu Austin was elected as the new State Chairman, while Ibezim secured the position of State Secretary during the party’s congress in Owerri.
Governor Hope Uzodimma praised the new leadership, emphasizing the importance of unity and adherence to the party’s constitution.
The emergence of Hon Onyekachi Ibezim as APC State Secretary is seen as a boost to the party’s efforts to revamp and reposition itself in Imo State. With Success Opara’s congratulatory message, it’s clear there’s a sense of unity and camaraderie within the party ranks.
Politics
Cross River lawmaker suspended for manhandling wife
The member representing Obubra I State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly, Mr Ovat Agbor has been suspended indefinitely over alleged violent conduct.
Though the assembly was not willing to disclose the nature of violence the suspended legislator was involved in, he is alleged to have constantly manhandled his wife following his excessive drinking and late night habits.
The Assembly strongly condemned the alleged violent attack, saying it was unbecoming of him.
The House reached the resolution during plenary on Thursday following a motion moved by Davies Etta and seconded by Francis Bassey Asuquo.
They said such behavior was contrary to the ethical standards expected of members of the legislative arm of government.
After deliberations, the House resolved that Agbor be placed on indefinite suspension from all legislative activities.
A committee was thereafter constituted to investigate the matter and report its findings to the House for further legislative action.
Agbor was escorted out of the chamber by the Sergeant-at-Arms, in compliance with the directive of the House.
Remarking, Speaker of the House, Elvert Ayambem, stated that the House remains committed to upholding discipline, dignity, and the integrity of the legislature.
He emphasized that members of the Assembly must conduct themselves in a manner that reflects the trust reposed in them by the people.
The suspension remains in force pending the outcome of the investigation by the committee set up by the House.
Before now, Governor Bassey Otu and wife, Eyoanwan Otu had rebuked Agbor, saying his actions were irresponsible.
The governor’s wife had been furious over the habitual beating of Mrs Ovat by her husband.
It was learnt that a few weeks ago, the Speaker of the of Assembly, Ayamben had to drive to Agbor’s house in the night to rescue the wife and took her to the hospital.
But in her public statement today, the victim, Glory Agbor said the public ought to respect her privacy even though some wives of legislators, especially wife of the speaker, misled her.
As a result, she has announced her withdrawal from the Legislators’ Wives Association.
“It’s no doubt that some people had tried to paint the name of my family in bad light, but I stand here to vehemently debunk that view against my family, and state it clear here that my husband and I are in peace with each other, even thought issues arose, we have been able to amicablely resolve our differences, like I said, this is my family, and no marriage is totally perfect, please leave my family alone.
“I wish to use this medium to apologize to my dear husband Hon. Ovat Agbor and my entire family over this misconceptions against him. Please forgive me as this will never repeat itself again.”
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