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AC advises INEC chairman to redeploy Ayoka Adebayo
The Action Congress (AC) has advised the INEC Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega, to redeploy Mrs Ayoka Adebayo from Ondo State as the Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, to allay fears that her posting was a collusion between the commission and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The party, in a statement issued in Lagos on Thursday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said while it believed that Professor Jega, did the posting without malice, as he had explained, the posting seemed to reinforce the public boast by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, a chieftain of the PDP, that his party would re-claim Ondo State from the Labour Party in the next general election.
AC said going by the long-standing relationship between Obasanjo and Mrs Adebayo, the arrogant assurance by the ex-president that his party would win Ondo and the posting of his acquaintance (Mrs Adebayo) to the state was too much a coincidence to be overlooked.
''If indeed this is a coincidence, it is a dangerous coincidence and all efforts must be done to ensure it does not taint the outcome of next year's polls in Ondo state. Professor Jega must realise that perception is at times more important than reality,'' AC said.
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- NJC suspends Salami’s reinstatement agenda
- ACN, LP govs want more powers for states
- Security: Kano gets more mobile policemen
- Contempt: Edo Attorney-General released on bail
- Again, robbers strike in Delta, kill 4 •Policemen kill robbers in Lokoja •Robbers bomb police station, kill policeman •Robbers invade Murtala Mohammed Airport
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- 2012 budget: Borno gov signs N149bn appropriation bill into law
- Jonathan offers licences to investors to set up refineries
- Bayelsa: Court joins Sylva in the suit to determine PDP candidate
- We have presidential mandate to win Adamawa for PDP - Bamanga Tukur


