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Crisis in the Kano State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) deepened yesterday as a faction of the party “purportedly” suspended a former governor of the state, Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso.
The PDP in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, however said Kwankwaso as a member of the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) can’t be easily suspended without following the provisions of the party’s constitution.
“The PDP states clearly that Senator Kwankwaso is not suspended from the party. Any claim of suspension by any individual or group, purporting to be representing any organ of our party at any level, is a mere fabrication and should be discountenanced,” the party said.
DSS, police, civil defence occupy property in Abuja, Lagos, others
They are on guard duty – EFCC
Some choice property seized by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) under interim forfeiture and investigations are now being used as accommodation and transit camps by their operatives and other security agencies in some parts of the country, Daily Trust on Sunday’s investigations reveal.
By Itodo Daniel Sule, Idowu Isamotu & John Chuks Azu (Abuja), Adelanwa Bamgboye (Lagos), Lami Sadiq & Maryam Ahmadu-Suka (Kaduna)
Hotels and residential buildings on which permanent forfeiture orders are yet to be obtained are some of the property that have been converted to use by the EFCC, police, DSS and civil defence officials.
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This is just as a survey recently carried out and released by a data and research organisation, NOIPolls, revealed that no fewer than 73 per cent of women in Nigeria are still facing discrimination in the area of governance.
The report, which was presented by the chief executive officer of the organization, Chike Nwangwu, showed that the federal government’s effort to address issues related to women in Nigeria in the area of ‘female genital mutilation, domestic violence, sexual harassment and early child marriage’, was not at par.
Addressing newsmen after their national executive council meeting, President of NCWS, Laraba Shoda, said women are being pushed aside because they don’t have a deep pocket and could not withstand violence during primaries of the main political parties.