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9 Studies from "Vingt Quatre Lecons Progressives Pour la Guitar" Op 31 N 14: Andantino – Video


9 Studies from "Vingt Quatre Lecons Progressives Pour la Guitar" Op 31 N 14: Andantino
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9 Studies from "Vingt Quatre Lecons Progressives Pour la Guitar" Op 31 N 22: Tempo di Marcia,… – Video


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Yorubas in Sweden launched Oodua Progressives Union (OPU) – Video


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The launching of the Oodua Progressives Union (OPU) platform in Scandinavia where the Yoruba in diaspora can meet to offer support for one another, defend th...

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Men in Army uniforms attacked our secretariat -Ekiti APC

The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti on Thursday alleged that members of a faction of Oodua Peoples Congress in Army and Police uniforms carried out the attack on its secretariaton Wednesday night.

The party also said the National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), had yet to reply its petition on the ongoing violence in the state where its members had been repeatedly attacked.

In a press statement made available to journalists in Ado-Ekiti on Thursday, the state Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatunbosun, who warned that the party might resort to self-help, accused the police of being compromised by not acting on its complaints.

All these premeditated attacks were reported to the police, but from our observation, the police have either been compromised or are helpless in the face of executive lawlessness, he said.

Olatunbosun recalled that APC had raised the alarm over plan by Governor Ayodele Fayose to start arresting its party leaders ahead of the Saturday presidential rally of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to put fear in the minds of their supporters.

This was after he said publicly that he didnt want to see APC posters anywhere across the state. He also said he wanted to win all the elections at all costs whether people vote for PDP or not.

Just last night, OPC members in DSS, Army and Police uniforms and backed by official policemen who are currently being housed in the Adesua Lodge of the Government House were at our party secretariat to attack the place.

Shortly before their arrival, the streetlights along Ajilosun Street where the secretariat is located were switched off. They started shooting and destroying anything in sight. They had earlier visited several parts of the state shooting and destroying the posters of our candidates.

The APC spokesman said the OPC members dressed in Army and Police uniforms planned to invade the partys rally on Saturday byshooting sporadically to cause stampede and in the chaos that will ensue, General Buhari will be shot.

We want to make it clear that presidential election is governed by federal laws that allows both Jonathan and Buhari to paste their posters without attacking members on either side.

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APC rejects NSA Sambos call to postpone elections

The All Progressives Congress has rejected the call by the National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki(retd.), for the postponement of next months general elections ostensibly to give INEC more time to distribute all Permanent Voter Cards.

It warned that under no circumstance must the elections be scuttled.

In a statement in Abuja on Thursday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the call by Dasuki, during an event at the Chatham House in London on Thursday, had exposed the hitherto clandestine plot by the Goodluck Jonathans Administration to push for the postponement of the polls, using all sorts of cheap tricks.

APC added, Now that we have found the smoking gun, we are urging the international community, in particular, to urgently extract a commitment from President Goodluck Jonathan that the elections will hold as scheduled next month, and that he would respect the outcome, just as we have said.

APC said Dasuki was only seeking to buy time for Jonathans campaign to gather steam by hinging his postponement call on the delay in PVC distribution.

They know for sure that if they dont postpone the elections, there is no way they can win. They are just terrified, the party said.

It called on Nigerians to reject in its entirety the ongoing orchestrated plot by the Jonathan administration to postpone the elections, saying the constitutional crisis that would be triggered by such postponement was capable of undermining the nations democracy.

APC added, After realising it will be rejected by Nigerians, who have borne the brunt of its mis-governance over the years, after realising that its campaign of calumny against our presidential candidate has failed, the Jonathan Administration has now started to play its last card, which is the postponement of the election.

It said the importance of elections could not be over-emphasised.

Election is the lifeblood of democracy, the mechanism by which modern representative democracy operates. It is the only way for the citizenry to renew and refresh the governing process so they can get the most benefits out of democracy. Therefore, anyone that tries to sabotage this mechanism is aiming a dagger straight at the heart of democracy, the party said.

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