Enough is enough!!. Bola Tinubu is kneeling on our neck and we cannot breath.

A Survey was conducted across Lagos State by Lagos State Forum, a public forum ,based on an article entitled “From Sanwo-Olu to HoS, none is a Lagosian –Bode George, others allege”

The Link to the Survey is : https://www.facebook.com/LagosStateForum/posts/1765263956975028

Also,  find attached below the result obtained from the Survey.

From the result the following can be deduced :

The people agree unanimously with the content of the article and it stipulates the true picture of what is happening in Lagos State.

The people believe that the Indigenous people of Lagos State has been reduced to second class citizens in their own Land.

The people agree overwhelmingly that the “legendary accommodating openness” that Lagos State is known for was becoming a curse, noting however that they would no longer watch the state become a no-man’s-land where anything goes.

We as indigenous natives of Lagos State feel endangered. Surely, we can’t continue like this. The tradition of complicity and silence is over. Let us all rise to defend what is ours by birth, by ancestry and tradition.

Our people have been silently marginalised and politically castrated by one man called Bola Tinubu .

Who is Bola Tinubu?. Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a former Drug Dealer, who is a native of Iragbiji in Osun State and he could bear any name  from his weird past, such as Yekini Amoda Ogunlere , Hameed Sangodele ,  Yekini Amoda or even Bobo Chicago.

Bola Tinubu is a fake politician who abandoned his ancestral home in Osun State because of political gain. Everything about Bola Tinubu is fake; his name is fake; his mother is fake; his place of birth is fake. For the sake of what he stands to gain, he abandoned his parents in Iragbiji in Osun State. There is a mark on his body with which one can trace his ancestry to Osun State . 

Ever since his inglorious eight year rule as Governor of Lagos from 1999 to 2007 on the platform of the Alliance for Democracy (AD), to date, he has more or less served as the chief looter who has unleashed the most egregious corruption and reckless looting of the treasury of Lagos State. Even as he hides under the guise of championing democratic principles, various frauds, including financial crimes have been linked to him such that he can only be summed up as a perpetrator of diabolical deeds

Since 1999 when Bola Tinubu became the Governor of Lagos State, our political representation in Lagos has drastically diminished . The indigenous people of Lagos State no longer have a voice in the running of the state affairs . Economically, our people are suffering, they are living in abject poverty .

The indigenous people of Lagos State have been silently marginalised and politically castrated by Bola Tinubu . Our people are continuously being  oppressed and suppressed by Bola Tinubu .
 It is pitiful that  some of our people will now be parading themselves to Bola Tinubu residence to beg for what belongs to them, that is, their Birth right.

So far, as Bola Tinubu holds his Political and economical grip on Lagos State , the political and economical development of the indigenous people will never materialise and therefore our people will be backward and remain in his bondage

The time is now ripe for the indigenous people of Lagos State to REVOLT against Bola Tinubu . We want to break away from the BONDAGE and SLAVERY imposed on the people of Lagos State.

FREEDOM
 

No one can continue to suppress and oppress the indigenous people of Lagos State forever . The spirit of our FORE FATHERS will eventually break the jinx. Now, we are determined to free our people from the shackles of SLAVERY imposed on us by Bola Tinubu .

Where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, where ignorance prevails, and where any one class is made to feel that society is an organised conspiracy to oppress, rob and degrade them, neither persons nor property will be safe.

By  Hon Muhammed Agboola Emiabata

Bola Tinubu's Presidential Ambition is under threat due to his Drug Crimes, Survey concludes .

A survey was conducted Nationwide by  The Lagos State Forum , A Political Forum, based on an article entitled " Bola Tinubu's Heroin-Tainted Assets Forfeiture Judgement" . Bola Tinubu is the National Leader of the APC , The ruling Party in Nigeria and the former Governor of Lagos State.

The Platform used to conduct the Survey is Lagos State Forum, which  is a public forum, open to all Nigerians of all political persuasions , dedicated to the discussion of politics in general. The result of the Survey obtained is as shown below .

Also shown below is the link to the Survey which is : https://www.facebook.com/LagosStateForum/posts/1048591021975662 .

ANALYSIS OF THE RESULT:

From the result obtained, I can deduce the following :

The people overwhelmingly believe in the article that Bola Tinubu was involved in NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING AND MONEY LAUNDERING . He is therefore a Suspect in the US.

The people believe that Bola Tinubu and his accomplices operated an Organization which Distributed white Heroin, a controlled substance under Title 21 of the United States Code.

The people believe that Bola Tinubu was involved in the Distribution Operation of  WHITE HEROIN, which was conducted on a Large Scale and the proceeds of the operation Substantial.

The People believe that Bola Tinubu is not fit to hold Public Office which include the position of the President OR Vice President.

The People believe that Bola Tinubu has not shown any REMORSE for his action in bringing SHAME to the FATHERLAND . He has contributed to the BAD IMAGE  problem of the Country abroad.

Nigerians are said to be heavily involved in drug trafficking, shipping heroin from Asian countries to Europe and America; and cocaine from South America to Europe and South Africa. The large numbers of ethnic Nigerians in India, Pakistan, and Thailand give their gangs ready access to around 90% of the world's heroin (FBI, 2008). In the United States, Nigerian drug traffickers are important distributors of heroin, from importing it into the country to distribution level and selling it to lower-lever street gangs, (USDOJ.gov, 2006).

 Nigeria is also said to be the hub of African narcotics trafficking, and Nigerian poly-crime organizations continue to expand their role in narcotics trafficking worldwide. Nigerian trafficking organizations are reported to control the drug markets of Sub-Saharan Africa, and operate drug distribution networks from strategic locations throughout the world. Nigerians transport a large portion of the heroin abused in the United States; they smuggle South American cocaine to Europe and Africa, especially South Africa, and they export marijuana--the only narcotic cultivated in Nigeria--to Europe and other countries in West Africa, (FBI, 2006).

According to the USDoJ.gov and US-DEA (2006), in the United States of America, record of arrests of Nigerians and other citizens of the world involved in illicit drug trades between 1986 and 2010 also shows an upward trend in the business, with 1986 registering the lowest number of arrests of 19, 884 persons, while 1999 had the highest number of 41,297 arrests (see table 2 in the appendix). 

The report notes that close to 50% of Africa’s drug couriers arrested in Europe in 2011 were citizens of Nigeria. Nigeria also topped the list of major transit routes of heroin destined for Europe. The report notes that Nigeria features prominently among West African countries that produce and export cannabis to countries in Europe.

Available records of arrest with the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) indicate that there has been an exponential and steady increase in the number of persons arrested for drug trafficking-related offences. From 464 drug traffickers arrested in 1990, the statistics stood at 8,826 drug traffickers arrested in 2014. The statistics further revealed that between 2000 and 2014, a total number of 86,314 persons were arrested for drug trafficking related offences.

From a political point of view, drugs traffickers have hijacked the entire policy and political processes of governments and states in West Africa including Nigeria, and also institutionalised criminality in the conduct of public affairs which plays itself out in terms of the way in which the cartels, as a powerful, well-financed and highly organised special interest group, takeover policy-making through their proxies, and sponsor political advocates and protectors whose day-to-day dealings effectively put criminal interests ahead and above all other interests.

New figures obtained exclusively from the Nigeria Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) shows that hundreds of Nigerians are on death row while others are serving various jail terms in several countries abroad. According to the figures, 73 Nigerians are presently on death row in Malaysia.  650 serving different Jail terms in Thailand 144 also in São Paulo Prison, Brazil

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/08/25/drug-trafficking-73-nigerians-on-death-row-in-malaysia/

The imperative of Raising the Red Flag

Drug trafficking is registering new alarming trends in Nigeria with disturbing and subverting effects on public health, good governance, economic growth, and security.

The increase in the illicit drug trade has led to the creation of local markets for the consumption of illicit drugs such as Cannabis, Cocaine, Heroin, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, and other mind-altering psychotropic substances.

The abuse of these drugs has resulted to damaging health problems, broken homes, domestic violence, low productivity, loss of a job, road traffic accidents and delinquent acts like stealing, pilfering, truancy, assault, and rape.

All these create an unsafe environment, which constitutes a great threat to the peace, safety, stability, and security of society.

Drug trafficking has created a bad image for the country as innocent Nigerians travelling abroad for genuine purposes have been subjected to humiliating, embarrassing and dehumanising searches at major international airports under the assumption that every Nigerian is presumed to be drug baron or trafficker. Drug trafficking has led to the arrest, prosecution, conviction, and execution of Nigerians in foreign countries over drug related offences.

Also worrisome is a situation where persons arrested, persecuted and convicted for drug-related offences, after serving jail terms or while on bail often return to illicit drug commerce. 

RECOMMENDATIONS:

i)  Never allow Drug Barons into Politics. They should be Banned from actively participating in Politics. Drug Traffickers are known to carry their skills which they have accrued in the line of their Drug career into Politics.so therefore polluting the polity of the country through institutionalised criminality. They are mostly undemocratic in their character, practice  Kleptocracy and do not obey the rule of law like Bola Tinubu,  The APC National Leader.

(ii) Attitudinal change among Nigerians should be encouraged. The perception of Nigerians towards material wealth and the get-rich-quick syndrome, at all cost, should be discouraged. There should be a shift in focus and emphasis from acquiring material wealth at all cost, to moral rebirth, ethics, and social re-orientation. Nigerian should refrain and desist from glorifying ill-gotten wealth and affluence. Any wealth or riches, which the source is unknown should not be celebrated, this will help instil the values of hard work, honesty, and dignity of labour among Nigerians. A better and more honourable way of earning a living should be revealed to Nigerian youths through teachings and empowerment programmes.

(iii) The government should provide cannabis farmers with high yielding seedlings for food and cash crops such as maize, yam, cassava, plantain cocoa, groundnut, cotton and so on in order to discourage illegal cannabis cultivation and boost food supply and food security.

(iv) Constant and aggressive enlightenment programmes on the ills of drug trafficking should be encouraged. Ignorance is one of the factors that promote illicit drug trade in Nigeria. The government needs to initiate and implement public enlightenment programmes to sensitise the general populace on the inherent dangers of drug trafficking and abuse. Such programmes should provide information on the consequences of trafficking in illicit substances. This will give members of the public opportunities to have informed opinions about the drug scourge and desist from this criminal enterprise.

(v) National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) should be strengthened through sufficient funding. The agency should be well funded and equipped to meet the challenges of the modern drug crisis and enhance the performance of the agency. 
vi) The Government should Strengthen the law on Drug Trafficking and make sure that offenders are dealt with immediately.

by  Hon Muhammed  Agboola Emiabata

Bola Tinubu’s Criminal Past cannot be overlooked, for the sake of good democratic practice in Nigeria

            

                                                                    Senator Bola Tinubu

1)     Forgery allegations have earlier been the subject of a legal tussle between Senator Bola Tinubu

and Former Lagos lawyer,  Late Chief Gani Fawehinmi.

Top among his crimes are drug and money laundering–related crime which had led to the confiscation of Senator Bola Tinubu’s 460,000 US dollars (about N62 million) by a US court in 1993.

Senator Tinubu was docked at the US District Court in the Northern District of Illinois State in relation to the charges. According to the petition, the records show that an American Special Agent, Kevin Moss, had deposed to an affidavit, alleging that Senator Bola Tinubu was probably involved in illicit drug and money laundering activities in violation of US laws 18 USC SS 1956 and 1957.

The agent also averred that the money held in Senator Bola Tinubu’s and his company’s accounts at the US First Heritage Bank, N.A. and Citibank International "represents the proceeds of drug trafficking, making the fund in the accounts forfeitable to the United States, pursuant to 18 USC S981 and 21 USC S881."

Any doubt as to the veracity of the depositions of Special Agent Kevin Moss in terms of the forgoing is erased by the fact that Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu engaged the US procedure of Plea bargain which resulted in the US court confiscating the $460,000 in the foregoing terms on September 15, 1993 by US District Judge John A. Nordberg.


2)  Forgery and falsification of claims relating to his educational and professional qualifications.

Senator Bola Tinubu neither obtained a bachelors degree from the University of Chicago nor was he a Certified Public Accountant as he (Tinubu) claimed in the screening form he submitted to INEC in 1998.

Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu never attended either the University of Chicago or the Chicago State University at anytime contrary to his claims. Neither did he obtain any B.Sc degree in Economics or Business Administration from any university. Indeed, he never qualified as a certified public accountant.

3)  Falsification of age.
On Form CF 001, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu claimed to have been born in Lagos on March 29, 1952 whilst by passport No. A158399 issued by the Federal Republic of Nigeria on 16th February 1988, he was entered to have been born on 29th March, 1954 in Iragbiji, a place in Osun State of Nigeria.

4) Senator Bola Tinubu contravened Section 183 of the same constitution while being the Governor of Lagos and simultaneously remaining as a director of Compass Finance and Investment Company Limited.

Records of the CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission) in Nigeria confirms that as at 23rd July 2002, Senator Bola Tinubu remains a director of Compass Finance and Investment Company Limited in addition to both Abiodun Agbele and Mueez Akande, identified as his long standing drug and money laundering associates in the Affidavit of Agent Kevin Moss.

I REMAIN A LOYAL MEMBER OF PDP - Chief Olabode George

Former Deputy National Chairman (South) of the people's Democratic Party, PDP and Former National Chairmanship Aspirant of the party, Chief Olabode Ibiyinka George on Monday assured party members that he remained a committed member of the party.


Chief George made the clarification on Monday at a public discussion titled "Nation Building Resettling Agenda" organised by the party in Abuja.


The one-time military Governor of the old Ondo State also pledged his loyalty to the party National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus and members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party. 

After Chief George lost the National Chairmanship of the opposition PDP to Secondus at the party's National Convention in December last year, there were insinuation that he might be quitting the party in anger for any other political party with is supporters.

Speaking at the ceremony, Chief George who received at standing ovation from the gathering said, "today event rekindled my absolute loyalty to you. I want to assure members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of my absolute loyalty and I pray that God will grant you wisdom to lead the party because I believe that we don't have a second chance to make the first impression.

The rest of the World is watching us, after the convention, this is our first outing because it looks as if we have taken on overdose of sleeping tablet.

This is period of elections, let the people know the difference that this is a party with experience.
To err is human, to forgive is divine. You (SECONDUS) have done the talk, let our people go and work the talk.

We will ensure that will be the message we will carry to the local leaders.
All our founding Father should come back and unite with the party. Some of them have gone to the wilderness. "he said.

Former Vice President Alhaji Atiku Abubarkar,  Namadi Sambo, Former Jagawa State Governor, Alhaji Sule Lamido, Former Governors of NIGER, KATSINA, TARABA and ANAMBRA STATE were some of the party leaders who attended the occasion. Alhaji Ajisefinni Fatai Alade from Lagos State also attended the occasion.

Video of PDP Lagos West Senatorial Assembly held on 1/3/18

On the 1/3/18 a general assembly of the Lagos West Senatorial Assembly was held at Alimosho where the following was declared ,



1) That the 65/35 agreement must be implemented  .



2) They declared that Hon Moshood Salvador must be removed  as Chairman of PDP Lagos State for betraying the Party stance on the 65/35 percent agreement.



Please see the video for the declaration .

PDP Badagry division general Assembly on 22/02/18

PDP Badagry division general Assembly where the following resolutions were taken.

 1 . That 65/35%template must be Implemented across board from the Ward to State level.

 2 . That Salvador is no longer the state Chairman, since he belongs to 35 %and 65% is to produce the state Chairman.

 3 All the caretaker committee members who put themselves in the Exco must be removed with immediate effect.

4.That none of the House of Representatives member should setup his/her  own  Exco. That only the leaders can do that.

Muhammed Agboola Emiabata : Political Profile

Muhammed Agboola Emiabata is an Engineer turned politician, born in June 1966 and hails from Lagos Island. He is an IT Consultant with over 20 years experience in the Information Technology Industry in the UK. His years of experience in the field span both the Private and Public sector in the UK.

He graduated from University of London (King’s College London) with a B.Eng (Hons) degree in Electronic/Electrical Engineering in 1991. Furthermore in 1992, he went for an advance studies in Electronics Engineering at South Bank University, which he completed in 1992 with an M.Sc degree in Measurement, Instrumentation and Devices.

Muhammed Agboola Emiabata is aspiring to represent OJO Federal Constituency as a legislator in the House of Representatives under the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the next general election 2019. He is an active grassroots politician from Ward B in OJO LGA.  

He is a dedicated and committed member of the PDP with good leadership skills and using his background in Information Technology to propel the values of our great Party to the people and hence help to transform the Party to a formidable force to be reckoned with.

He created a political forum on the social media called Lagos State forum group which has about 55,000 members. Lagos State Forum is a public forum, open to all Nigerians of all political persuasions, dedicated to the discussion of politics in general. 

He is interested to serve the people of OJO L.G.A because there are too many challenges being faced by the people and these need to be addressed as quickly as possible.

Our Education System in Lagos State is failing.  We have lost our top position in the national league in WAEC results. Our public schools are struggling to get a 50% pass rate in the WAEC examinations . The future of our children is at stake.  Children are our future. It is a phrase we often hear. Children are our priority. We must make education a priority for our children.

Our public Schools are not well funded to produce good results, so is our teachers who are not adequately trained. Our children are not encouraged to take Maths and Science subjects. I will support the improvement of our educational system and make sure that is well funded and that our teachers are well trained. In addition, I will continue to support education through my foundation to prepare our children for their WAEC/GCE/NECO and JAMB Examinations.

Most of our Youths leave Schools without the right skills to make them employable. I wish to support the unemployed through my foundation by creating skills acquisition centres where they can learn skills to make them employable and be self employed.

Please endorse and Support Muhammed Agboola Emiabata for House of Representative( OJO Fed Constituency) candidacy under the umbrella of the PDP.