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NASS to make women voices heard ― Omo Agege
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The gathering didn’t fall short of expectation in any way. A healthy convergence of deep thinkers, men and women who nurse a noble vision of an improved society, driven by a focused leadership offering transparent and accountable governance, would offer no less. All through the ceremony, there were frank dissections of corruption, its harmful effects and how Akin and his wonderful team have been working from the grassroots…
On Tuesday July 13, two separate events were going on at the same time in Lagos and Abuja. The Lagos event was a highly captivating media dialogue on the vexed national question, jointly convened by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) and the African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL) to mark the birthday of Wole Soyinka, revered Nobel laureate and a durable totem of fairness, equity, liberty and justice. The prop for the discourse was a new book of essays,
APC congresses: Omo-Agege, Nwaoboshi task party members on unity, domiciled leadership
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The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege has called on members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to elect people that are domiciled in the units as new executives of the party.
He warned against treating new defectors into the party as second-class citizens, saying they should be allowed to be involved in political activities at all levels.
Speaking when he hosted leaders of the party from Delta North Senatorial District in his Asaba residence, Senator Omo-Agege stressed that a proper structure emplaced at the ward level would be used to win the next general election in 2023.