…As NNPP Lagos Chairman Prioritizes Securing Lagosians’ Mandate<\/p>\n
The founder and Chairman, Board of Trustees of New Nigeria People\u2019s Party (NNPP), Dr. Boniface Okechukwu Aniebonam, has advised the Presidential flag bearer of the party in 2023 general elections, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, to follow the path of honour by admitting his mistakes and say sorry.<\/p>\n
Dr. Aniebonam who was speaking at the inauguration of the Lagos chapter of NNPP executives on Friday at NAGAFF Village, Apapa, Lagos, stated that the party does not begrudge Kwankwaso but can only advise him to toe a more civilized path in all his political activities.<\/p>\n
Alluding to his purported changing of the party’s logo and flag, the founder said emphatically that Kwankwaso has never seen nor touched the NNPP certificate even as Aniebonam added that Kwankwaso had admitted that there has never been any kind of bargain with him whatsoever.<\/p>\n
Calling Kwankwaso a friend, the NNPP founder maintained that he has no issues against him even as he recognized his contributions to the party.<\/p>\n
His words:”I and Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso are friends and we have no basic issues against each other, but I am the founder of the NNPP, though one cannot wish away the contributions of Dr. Kwakwanso to the party. We can only advise that he toes a more civilised path in all his political activities. It is confusing that someone like Dr. Kwakwanso can go through this process of political self destruction that he is going through now\u201d.<\/p>\n
Aniebonam who reaffirmed the expulsion of Kwankwaso and Elder Buba Galadima from the party said that \u201cwhat is binding between the NNPP and the Kwankwansiya is the Memorandum of Understanding which the Abia State High Court judgement had quashed\u201d.<\/p>\n
The BoT Chairman pointed out that NNPP did not recognize or have agreement with Kwankwaso and Galadima as natural persons but with the Kwankwansiya Movement which had been quashed by the Abia State High Court ruling.<\/p>\n
He was elated that NNPP has moved up in its rating nationally being the number three party after APC and PDP.<\/p>\n
Dispelling rumours of getting financial supports from some quarters, Aniebonam averred that NNPP had a solid foundation in the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) which is from the gateway of the nation\u2019s economy, the maritime sector.<\/p>\n
Congratulating the newly inaugurated executive members of the party in Lagos State, the founder charged them to put in their best and ensure peace within themselves and with other political parties.<\/p>\n
In her speech after being sworn in, the new state Chairman, Princess Olabisi Teniola Adebowale, said that her priority is to secure the political mandate of Lagosians administratively and tap into the potentials of the human and natural resources of the state for the common good of the citizens.<\/p>\n
Having served in the capacity of woman leader of the party in Lagos, she promised to deploy her wealth of experience to bear on the current executives which she heads, adding that she would work assiduously to get things rightly done and always consult with party stakeholders for critical decision-making.<\/p>\n
The chairman described NNPP as the only credible viable political platform readily available for aspiring leaders to contest for elective positions.<\/p>\n
She disclosed that the party will soon embark on aggressive and massive membership mobilization so that more Lagosians can register as members of the party.<\/p>\n
In her words: \u201cAs the 2027 general elections gradually draw close, we present to Lagosians the NNPP party as the only credible and viable political platform available for aspiring leaders to contest for elective positions. Our party ideology stems from justice, equity and fairness for all Nigerians.
\nPlans are on to hit the ground running for grass-root membership mobilisation so as to register people in our party in Lagos on a mass scale. The transparent and accountability nature of our party inspire confidence with impetus for Lagosians to join\u201d.<\/p>\n
Speaking before the swearing in of the state executive committee, the National Secretary of the party, Hon. Olaposi Sunday Ogini praised the founder, Dr. Aniebonam for nurturing NNPP to its present state where it has become a force to reckon with. He advised the new Lagos Executive of the party to keep the flag of the party flying in the state.<\/p>\n
The National Vice Chairman, South West, Hon. Wale Alabi, extolled the founder’s virtues and charged the new state executive members to make the party proud in the state. <\/p>\n
The party\u2019s national legal adviser, Mrs. Dorothy Ilegbune, administered the swearing in of the new state executive members which include:<\/p>\n
1. Princess Adebowale Olabisi Teniola Anike \u2013 Chairman
\n2. Engr. Fabian Okafor \u2013 Vice Chairman I
\n3. Ignatious Nwachukwu \u2013 Vice Chairman II
\n4. Dr. Goodluck Onuniji \u2013 Vice Chairman III
\n5. Chief Bade Taylor Ikoyi LCDA \u2013 Deputy Chairman
\n6. Dr. Clement Iwegbuna \u2013 Secretary
\n7. Madam Bolanle Odusami.
\nIbeju Local Govt. \u2013 Deputy Secretary
\n8. Adeleye Conde Badagry LG \u2013 Treasurer
\n9. Madam Adaez Njoku (Alimosho LG) \u2013 Financial Secretary
\n10. Gabriel Morgan \u2013 Deputy Financial Secretary
\n11. Adebayo Siyanabade Adebowale.
\nLagos Island Central LG. \u2013 Organzing Secretary
\n12. Madam Kuburat Olawunmi Agbaje.
\nIkr West LG \u2013 Deputy Organizing Secretary
\n13. Dame Ruth Sunday Apapa LG. \u2013 Publicity Secretary
\n14. Nnorom Obinna Anselm \u2013 Deputy Pulicity Secretary
\n15. Professor Adebisi Adekunle Aina Esq. \u2013 Legal Adviser
\n16. Barrister Abdulkareem Ridwan Oluwanisola Esq. \u2013 Deputy Legal Adviser
\n17. Hon. Sugar Ugba Amuwo Odofin Lg. \u2013 Welfare Secretary
\n18. Madam Gbemi Talabi Epe Lg. \u2013 Deputy Welfare Secretary
\n19. Madam Modupeola Saka-Olopa
\nEtiosa LG. \u2013 State Women Leader
\n20. Madam Anuoluwa Eniola Oduwole.
\nLagos Island South LG. \u2013 Deputy Women Leader
\n21. Madam Rachael Moturayo Oluwumi \u2013 Assistant Women Leader
\n22. Madam Yetunde Owokade \u2013 Assistant Women Leader II
\n23. Madam Grace Fatoye \u2013 South Western Women Leader
\n24. Olanrewaju Balogun \u2013 Auditor
\n25. Engr. Joseph Bankole Ogun.
\nKosofe LG. \u2013 South West Youth Leader
\n26. Agbaje Wasiu \u2013 Lagos Youth Leader
\n27. Emeka Nwankwo Philip \u2013 Deputy Youth Leader, Lagos
\n28. Ms. Aliu Fadekemi Abosede.
\nAlimosho LG. \u2013 Deputy Youth Leader
\n29. Olarewanju Atitebi \u2013 Assistant Youth Leader II
\n30. Mr. Wale Folami \u2013 Assistant Youth Leader III
\n31. Christopher Okafor Ikorodu North LG. \u2013 Leader of Persons Living with disabilities
\n32. Olajide Olamide Badagry LG. \u2013 Deputy Leader of Persons living with Disabilities
\n33. Mr. Femi Saliu \u2013 Officer Liaison with Coorporate Bodies, Associations, Groups and Unions
\n34. Madam Oyinade Ogun \u2013 Deputy Officer Liaison with Corporate Bodies, Associations, Groups and Unions
\n35. Madam Olusola Adeogun \u2013 Ex-Officio I
\n36. Madam Busola Fairley \u2013 Ex-Officio II
\n37. Mr. Tajudeen Oduwole \u2013 Ex-Officio III
\n38. Mr. Seun Coker \u2013Maybin Street, Apapa, Lagos Ex-Officio IV<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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