Shocking! How Governor Wike Killed 4 APC Members – APC Reveals

Governor Nyesome Wike has been accused of killing 4 people, the allegation was leveled by the Rivers state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The APC in Rivers accused the governor of masterminding the recent killings of four members of the party.

Four APC members identified as Boris Neenwi, Manager Nkoba, Nornubari Loveday and Cecilia Loveday, were killed on Monday, October 3 in Gokana area of the state.

The Cable reports that the party’s state chairman, Davies Ikanya, said on of the deceased, Neewi was a staunch critic of Wike’s administration, asserting that Wike and his allies are responsible for the murders.

Ikanya said: “Monday, 3rd October, 2016 was another sad day for members of the Rivers state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a prominent member of the party, Hon. Boris Neenwi, was felled by the bullets of assassins in Nonwa Tai. Killed alongside Hon. Neenwi were Manager Nkoba(M), Nornubari Loveday(M) and Cecilia Loveday(F),” Ikanya said in a statement.

“Late Boris Neenwi, a strong ally of Senator Magnus Abe and staunch APC member, was a former Councillor who hailed from Yeghe community. He recently finished his law programme from the University of Maiduguri.

“Until his assassination, late Neenwi was a known critic of Gov. Nyesom Wike and Wike’s ex-militant leader and collaborator, Solomon Ndigbara, who also hails from Yeghe community.”

He recalled how another APC chieftain, Vincent Eebee, who was also loyal to Senator Abe, was murdered six months ago by PDP agents.

“APC unequivocally holds the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike and his ally, ex-militant leader, Solomon Ndigbara responsible for the killing of Hon. Boris Neenwi and his companions in Nonwa Tai yesterday,” he said.

“We call on the security agencies in Rivers State and at the federal level to ensure that Solomon Ndigbara and all those who have a hand in the killing of Hon. Boris Neenwi and the young people who were gruesomely killed alongside him are apprehended and made to face justice.”

Ikanya added that the recent murders must be swept under the carpet as it has become a pattern in the state, especially when the victims are APC members.

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Shocking! How Governor Wike Killed 4 APC Members – APC Reveals

Governor Nyesome Wike has been accused of killing 4 people, the allegation was leveled by the Rivers state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The APC in Rivers accused the governor of masterminding the recent killings of four members of the party.

Four APC members identified as Boris Neenwi, Manager Nkoba, Nornubari Loveday and Cecilia Loveday, were killed on Monday, October 3 in Gokana area of the state.

The Cable reports that the party’s state chairman, Davies Ikanya, said on of the deceased, Neewi was a staunch critic of Wike’s administration, asserting that Wike and his allies are responsible for the murders.

Ikanya said: “Monday, 3rd October, 2016 was another sad day for members of the Rivers state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a prominent member of the party, Hon. Boris Neenwi, was felled by the bullets of assassins in Nonwa Tai. Killed alongside Hon. Neenwi were Manager Nkoba(M), Nornubari Loveday(M) and Cecilia Loveday(F),” Ikanya said in a statement.

“Late Boris Neenwi, a strong ally of Senator Magnus Abe and staunch APC member, was a former Councillor who hailed from Yeghe community. He recently finished his law programme from the University of Maiduguri.

“Until his assassination, late Neenwi was a known critic of Gov. Nyesom Wike and Wike’s ex-militant leader and collaborator, Solomon Ndigbara, who also hails from Yeghe community.”

He recalled how another APC chieftain, Vincent Eebee, who was also loyal to Senator Abe, was murdered six months ago by PDP agents.

“APC unequivocally holds the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike and his ally, ex-militant leader, Solomon Ndigbara responsible for the killing of Hon. Boris Neenwi and his companions in Nonwa Tai yesterday,” he said.

“We call on the security agencies in Rivers State and at the federal level to ensure that Solomon Ndigbara and all those who have a hand in the killing of Hon. Boris Neenwi and the young people who were gruesomely killed alongside him are apprehended and made to face justice.”

Ikanya added that the recent murders must be swept under the carpet as it has become a pattern in the state, especially when the victims are APC members.

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“Our Parents Are Really Suffering” – Students Beg Ajimobi

Daily Post reports that the president of federation of Oyo state students’ union, University of Abuja chapter, Adebimpe Peter Babatunde has cried out to Oyo state governor, Abiola Ajimobi to pay outstanding salaries to their workers.

Babatunde urged him to prioritize payment of workers’ salary arrears as their parents are suffering.

However, he recognized the efforts Ajimobi has taken to make Oyo state a better place like the recent creation of local council development areas aimed at bringing government closer to the people,

“Governor Ajimobi should make payment of workers salary as one of the cardinal agenda of his government,” the leader noted.

“Our parents are suffering. The government should not do as if all is well in the state; we suffer in our various schools as students from Oyo State because our parents have no money to cater for our needs.

“We have several cases of self withdrawal from higher institutions because of inability to meet up with the financial obligations required. This is not good enough for a state that is noted for playing leading roles in the nation.

“Oyo state as we all know is a pace setter, we make good records not bad records for other states to emulate. We appeal to the governor to sustain the good names of the state right from the days of the late sage, Papa Obafemi Awolowo,” he said.

Adebimpe further urged Ajimobi to increase the state’s internally generated revenue instead of total dependence on the monthly sharing of the federal allocation.

“The era of banking on the monthly sharing of money from the Federation Account is over due to the collapsing of the crude oil prices in the international market.

“Governors should think out of the box to justify the mandate given to them by the voters,” the statement concluded,” he said.

The war between the government and Oyo workers over unpaid salaries have been lingering for a while.

However, last year, The Oyo state chapter of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has blasted Governor Abiola Ajimobi for failing to pay the balance of April salaries to staff of local government including Primary School teachers in Oyo state.

The NLC described Ajimobi’s refusal to pay salaries as a rejection of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) mutually singed in the wake of the salary crisis that bedeviled the state.

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Yahaya Bello Appoints First Kogi State Female Chief Press Secretary

The Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, has appointed 35-year old Petra Akinti Onyegbule as the first ever Kogi state Female Chief Press Secretary.

Petra Akinti Onyegbule is the first ever female Chief Press Secretary in Kogi state and Northern Nigeria, the second ever Female CPS in Nigeria and the only female CPS in Nigeria at the moment.

Before her new appointment, Petra was the Governor’s Special Assistant on Electronic Media.

Petra Akinti Onyegbule has since resumed office We say big congrats to her.

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