Vanguard Latest News Sunday 10th November 2019
Vanguard Latest News Today and headlines on some of the happenings and news trend in the Country, today 10/11/19
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My Rivers politics story, by Senator Magnus Abe
Senator Magnus Abe is a principal actor in the crisis rocking Rivers State All Progressives Congress (APC). In this interview, Abe tells his story. Excerpts:
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Love is not a feeling
Jesus gave us the eleventh commandment. He says: “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another. By this all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” (John 13:34-35).
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Senate: Don’t confirm partisan electoral commissioners
An electoral commission is a body charged with the management of elections in a community. Although how it is composed is not necessarily uniform everywhere,ample effort is usually made in all cases by the body as soon it is inaugurated to guarantee fairness in the conduct of elections. The common trend is for the entity to consists of persons who have no partisan political inclinations and can thus be regarded as likely to be impartial in the handling of all matters relating to elections. In some jurisdictions however, the body is made up of representatives of political parties such that each of them has its interest guaranteed. Nigeria operates the former in which the body is seen as an impartial umpire, whose members may not be easily persuaded to support one group of actors against the other. In fact, Section 156 of our constitution prohibits a member of a political party from becoming a member of the electoral body, known in Nigeria as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
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Knowing that not all allegations of sexual harassment are true or could be proven beyond reasonable doubt, it is disheartening to observe moronic moral terrorists, menopausal feminists and lynch mobs from different backgrounds most of whom are probably suffering from the radioactive effects of sexual repression deeply rooted in early childhood hastily conclude that any man accused of sexual misconduct must be guilty even in cases where there is no patina of solid evidence to back the accusation.
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South-East state govts abandon fire service
THE state of fire-fighting facilities in the South-East is to say the least worrisome. This is more so as harmattan is fast approaching with the potential to fuel fire outbreaks.
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Something about miracles
It is the vogue. Nigerians like to rush even where angels fear to tread. It is the trend. Miracle seekers. New generation pastors. I-feel-alright ministrations.
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The great day of extraordinary miracles
We etch into our minds emotional, remarkable and unforgettable events and experiences of great significance, which have impacted on our lives and the lives of others dearest to us, because of their scale and magnitude: often times, we chose a day to mark and celebrate such events in order to buttress their importance.
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Flood, Elections and Halloween Bon Fire Night
Last week some parts of the United Kingdom’s witnessed torrential rainfall which brought hardships to the people. Day after day and night after night the heavens opened up and released rain equivalent of what the country could have witnessed probably in a month. Dubbed the “biblical rain”, it caused many disruptions on the roads and in homes.
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Shaping the future: Strategising to win
I am particularly pleased to be speaking to the theme of this year’s conference: Shaping the Future: Strategising to Win’. I have just returned from Addis Ababa, where I went to attend the UN Economic Commission for Africa and Africa Union Regional Preparatory Conference for Beijing plus 25, which will review global progress at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in March 2020 in New York.
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Buhari’s board Vs Akpabio’s interim c’ttee: Storm rages in N-Delta over NDDC
NIGER Delta activist and President of parallel Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, Mr. Eric Omare, says the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Senator Godswill Akpabio, was an interested party in the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, and, therefore, stakeholders in the region do not want his participation in any team to oversee the forensic audit of the agency.
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