Saturday 30 January 2016

Prayer With TB Joshua

I share this view with Prophet T.B. Joshua and to pray along with him,

Prayer With TB Joshua: In Mark 11:24, Jesus said: “Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them.” God can use any medium to express Himself. As you ...

Friday 22 January 2016

GOV. DICKSON, PDP, JOIN ELECTION CASE IN ABUJA

Hon. Seriake Dickson
 
The governor of Bayelsa State, Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson and the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, have according to media  reports  joined a case filed in an Abuja High Court, by one of the Political parties,  Hope Democratic Party [HDP] that participated in the December 5th 2015 gubernatorial election in Bayelsa State.
The HDP which dragged the electoral umpire INEC to the Court, calling for the nullification of the said election on the grounds that the party's candidate Bulus Wombu and the running mate King George were deliberately and unlawfully excluded.
The suit was filed by Albert Ambrose Owuru, seeking nullification of the said election, stated further that even the logo of their party, the HDP was not printed on the ballot paper used for the governorship election of December 5th 2015.
Sensing danger in the move by the HDP, the Bayelsa State governor and declared winner of the said election, Henry Seriake Dickson was said to have made a swift move with his party, the PDP and joined in the suit.
From all indications, the political terrain in the all Ijaw state is not yet certain as to what direction the political pendulum is swinging towards. If the Federal High Court heed the prayers raised by the petitioners then Bayelsa may be subjected to yet another round of governorship election in the state to elect their leader.

Friday 15 January 2016

BAYELSA ABANDONED SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS IN UK BEG FOR SURVIVAL

What happened in the UK yesterday may be interpreted as a drama, but it was not, when the Scholarship student of Bayelsa state stormed the streets of the United Kingdom to raise an alarm of their abandonment by the Bayelsa State government that sponsored them to the UK.
It was a national embarrassment that Nigeria's students were so neglected by a state government to such an extent that the matter has come to the attention of the whole world, what a shame to an oil producing state like Bayelsa, with tall the derivation amounting billions.
It was so disturbing to especially parents whose sons and daughters were given scholarship by the Bayelsa State RESTORATION administration led by Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson as Governor of the state to study in the UK.  that their children were now begging for their survival because of their abandonment by the Bayelsa  state government.
A report filed in and telecast by the Correspondent of Channels Television in the UK, Caren Chambers had it that, Bayelsa Scholarship Students in the UK were abandoned by their sponsor in that foreign land. Evaluated the problem the students were facing the correspondent said;-
'thea the plight of the students appeared compounded as their visas were due to expire in a few days and weeks.
In a swift reaction, the Chairperson to the Scholarship Board in the State, Bebecca Suoari regretted the development but explained that State government will soon do something and urged both parents and students to bear with the state government, which according to her is working assiduously to to pay all the bills.

Tuesday 12 January 2016

SYLVA THREATENS TO DRAG INEC TO COURT OVER ELCTORAL FRAUD

Chief Timipre Sylva
The former governor of Bayelsa State and APC candidate for the just concluded gubernatorial election in the state, Chief Timipre Sylva has declared that he will drag the electoral body, INEC to court for what he described as the unlawful manner the election was conducted and for declaring a candidate as winner.
Chief Sylva who described the development as flagrant disobedience to the electoral laws, which provides that, where  outstanding votes were higher or above the votes of a leading candidate, such an election becomes inconclusive by law because of the outstanding higher votes, contented that the declaration Dickson or the PDP was an act of impunity and lawlessness.
Chief Sylva had said that when he saw the Resident Electoral Commissioner [REC] and the State Administrative Officer of INEC of Bayelsa, he identified them as the very ones posted or deployed by the President Jonathan led PDP government to rig the 2015 presidential election to favour Goodluck Jonathan, and who gave him near 100 percent of the presidential votes cast.
According to him, when he noticed that, they were the same persons going to conduct the governorship election in Bayelsa, he raised an alarm that they should redeployed and neutral persons that had no partisan interest be brought to replace them to conduct the election, but INEC refused to act on the alarm he raised.  He went further and committed his protest to writing; and the petition too was ignored, Chief Sylva explained.
The APC governorship candidate said he had no other alternative than to continue in the race since he could not pull out of it, because of their conspiracy with the PDP.
He described the REC and the Admin. Secretary of the INEC in Bayelsa State as "rigging machine for the PDP", and that rigging started from the distribution of materials, where electoral materials were diverted  to unknown destinations instead of to the polling centers or units.
Addressing Journalists in Yenagoa, Chief Sylva said the declaration of a winner in an inconclusive election was unconstitutional. and therefore unacceptable to him and his Party, the APC.
He called on all members of the APC and his supporters in the state to remain calm while assuring them that INEC will be dragged to court to restore the wrongly cancelled votes that gave a clear victory to the APC against the PDP
Meanwhile the governor of Bayelsa State, Hon. Seriake Dickson has commended INEC for doing a good job and the people of the state for giving him the support, while assuring that those who perpetrated violence at the election shall be brought to justice..