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Rotimi Adeyeye and Adeoye Bukola bolted from detention with handcuffed
hands during the week, we learnt. The two fugitives were
said to be members of a notorious gang of daredevil armed robbers
terrorizing the residents of the state.

The two fugitives were said to be members of a notorious gang of daredevil armed robbers terrorizing the residents of the state.

It was gathered that both men had unleashed terror and robbed one Samuel Arifalo and his family at Odopo, off Ijoka Road, Akure.

Items carted away during their robbery operation included a LED TV,
four expensive mobile phones, bottles of wine and wrist watches.

The two culprits were later arrested and handed over to the men of
the Special Anti-Cultism Squad of the Ondo State Police Command.

SaharaReporters exclusively gathered that instead of being arrested
for “burglary”, the two notorious men were detained for “cultism”.

This action forced a source close to the robbery victims to petition the Ondo State Commissioner of Police, Gbenga Adeyanju.

Adeyanju was said to have ordered the transfer of the culprits from
the Anti-Cultism office to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad for immediate
investigation and prosecution.

However, both Adeyeye and Bukola fled from the detention at midnight,
hours before their expected relocation to the SARS office, sparking a
series of conspiracy theories among the officers.  

When contacted by Sahara Reporters, Femi Joseph, Spokesperson for the
Ondo State Police Command, confirmed that the culprits escaped from
detention.

Mr. Joseph said that the Police had already declared the two fleeing
culprits wanted, noting that investigation had also begun. 

“We have declared the two fleeing armed robbery suspects wanted by
the Police as proper investigation have started into the case,” he
said. “To show our commitment to this case, we have also arrested our
officers who are at the SARS office and they have been detained.

“They would be tried for negligence of duty and roles in the escape of the suspects.”

 Source: SaharaReporters

The July 14 governorship election will obviously be a test of might
between the candidates of the ruling All Progressives Congress and the
Peoples Democratic Party, currently in government in the state, writes KAMARUDEEN OGUNDELE

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has said nothing is
haunting him and his party, the Peoples Democratic Party as the people
of the state go to poll next Saturday to elect a new governor.

He said he and his party simply demand the conduct of a credible,
free and fair election, declaring that plan to use what he called the
“Edo State option” in Ekiti next Saturday would fail.

This is just as the governor said he won the June 21, 2014
governorship election fair and square and that the credibility of the
election was attested to by local and international observers such as
the American Government, and the British Department for International
Development among others.
The governor, who spoke in Ado-Ekiti on Saturday through his Chief
Press Secretary, Mr Idowu Adelusi, was reacting to a statement credited
to the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Mr Adams
Oshiomhole, that he and the PDP were being haunted and jittery about the
coming election.

“Oshiomole’s secret plan to use his fraudulent Edo template in Ekiti
will never work and it will attract injurious consequences. This is
because Ekiti people are resolutely determined to resist rigging right
on the spot.

“Contrary to Adams’ diatribe, rumour peddling and rabble rousing
unbecoming of an ex- governor and national chairman of the ruling party,
Fayose and PDP are only interested in a credible election.
“Fayose and PDP are raising the alarm because of tell-tale signs that APC and Fayemi are plotting to rig the election.

“The statements by top APC leaders including its former chairman,
John Odigie-Oyegun that they must capture Ekiti by all means are very
instructive in this regard.”

Fayose added that the 2014 governorship election that the APC and its
leaders tried to rubbish, was declared by the US and the international
community as free and fair and as a reference point for future elections
in Nigeria.

He advised Oshiomhole to face the crisis rocking his party and allow people of Ekiti to freely choose their leader.

“If Adams Oshiomhole still has problems with that election,  he
should address his misgivings to the US and the international community.

“Besides, APC challenged the election up to the Supreme Court but
lost. Is Adams Oshiomhole disputing and despising the highest court of
the land?  It must be noted that he himself became governor by the same
court judgment.”

Source: Punch 

President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday reacted to the
Supreme Court’s acquittal of the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki,
saying the nation’s judicial system is working despite the challenges
it is facing.

He said no one should be allowed to undermine or break the judicial system.

Buhari said this in a statement made available to journalists by his
Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu.

The President noted that Saraki took what he described as the
tortuous path of using the judicial process and persevered until the
highest court in the land pronounced him not guilty.

Buhari recalled that he himself took the same path in the three
elections during which he claimed he was rigged out before finally
making it at the fourth attempt.

The President said, “I have seen many instances where individuals and
groups seek the destruction of the judicial institution in the foolish
thinking of saving their skin, instead of going through the painstaking
process of establishing their innocence.

“In the case of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, I have seen him take the tortuous path of using the judicial process.

“He persevered, and in the end, the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court, says he is not guilty as charged.

“This is what I have done in the three elections in which I was
cheated out before God made it possible for me to come here the fourth
time I ran for the office.”

The President said Saraki’s journey from the lowest to the highest
court of the land provided an important example for Nigerians to
emulate.

Ivan Rakitic scored the winning penalty as Croatia beat
Russia 4-3 in a shoot-out after a dramatic 2-2 draw on Saturday to end
the World Cup hopes of the host nation and advance to a semi-final
against England.

Brazilian-born Mario Fernandes had kept Russia’s dream alive when he
headed home in the 115th minute to level the scores and force penalties,
but he and Fedor Smolov both failed to convert their spot-kicks in
Sochi.

Croatia, for whom Andrej Kramaric and Domagoj Vida had earlier found
the net, advance to their first World Cup semi-final since 1998. They
will face England, who beat Sweden 2-0 earlier, at the Luzhniki Stadium
Moscow on Wednesday.

In contrast for Russia, who had taken the lead through another Denis
Cheryshev wonder goal in the first half, there is only heartbreak as
they finally go out.

 They can however be proud of their
efforts, with a run to the last eight exceeding expectations for a side
written off as no-hopers before the tournament.

And it remains to be seen how quickly Croatia — whose President
Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic was watching from the stands in her country’s
colours — can recover from this draining night, having also been taken
to extra time and penalties by Denmark in the last round.

The arrival of the host nation for the final World Cup match at the
Fisht Stadium meant by far the most vibrant atmosphere yet at this Black
Sea beach resort.

The Russians, riding a wave of euphoria after unexpectedly knocking
out Spain in the previous round, were determined to carry on to a first
World Cup semi-final since the break-up of the Soviet Union.

But Croatia came into this game as the favourites. They may have a
population of little over four million, but amongst that number are two
of the finest midfielders in the world in Rakitic and Luka Modric.

They dominated the match, but Russia contributed to another fantastic occasion in what has been an outstanding World Cup.

– Cheryshev bolt from the blue –

The hosts went ahead thanks to a bolt from the blue just after the half-hour mark.

Cheryshev, who scored three times in the group-stage wins over Saudi
Arabia and Egypt, was back in the line-up here after beginning on the
bench against Spain last weekend.

He cut in from the left, exchanged passes with Artem Dzyuba and
skipped away from a Modric challenge before firing home a superb shot
from 25 yards on his left foot.

Croatia were stunned. But the Russian lead had lasted only eight
minutes before they drew level, Mario Mandzukic cutting the ball back
for Kramaric to head home.

Ivan Perisic hit the post for Croatia in a second half they
controlled, yet they had to limp on into extra-time, with goalkeeper
Danijel Subasic providing a scare as he hurt a hamstring late on.

However, Croatia took the lead for the first time in the 101st
minute, defender Vida getting his head to a corner to send the ball low
into the net, helped by substitute Vedran Corluka getting out of the
way.

Vida removed his shirt as he ran away in celebration, possibly thinking Croatia were heading through.

However, Russia found the resources to draw level again, substitute
Alan Dzagoev holding up a free-kick for Fernandes to head home in the
115th minute.

His shoot-out miss proved pivotal, however, especially after Smolov’s weak attempt at a chipped penalty was saved by Subasic.

For Croatia, Mateo Kovacic had his penalty saved, but Marcelo
Brozovic, Modric and Vida all netted theirs before Rakitic stroked in
the winner.

AFP.

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I do not like to delve into matters touching and concerning the APC because I am not a member. However what is happening in the ruling party today transcends partisan politics and should be a concern to us all. At the very least we can learn some very hard lessons from it.

The truth is that the behaviour of Chief John Odige-Oyegun towards the man that single-handedly made him the National Chairman of the party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is reprehensible. 

And neither does this matter begin or end with the way and manner in which the Ondo state governorship  primaries were conducted or its final outcome. 

It goes much deeper than that and the Ondo affair is only symptomatic of a much deeper malaise and wider conspiracy to humiliate the National Leader of the APC by forces within his party that are even greater than him. 

Those forces represent the hidden hand. They are a small cabal of power-brokers who constitute the leadership of the Buhari-led CPC. These people believe that they were born to rule and that they own Nigeria. 

They simply used Tinubu’s old ACN as a compliant and ready piggy-back to catapult their way back to power and once they achieved that they never looked back. 

Some of us warned Tinubu at the time about the dangers of riding the tiger and allowing himself to be used by these very dark and sinister forces but he would not listen. 

No true student of history could have made such a cataclysmic and monumental error given the terrible experiences of others from the south-west, and indeed the entire south, who collaborated with such ultra-conservative, sectarian and arcane forces with a clear and distinct ethnic and religious agenda in the past. 

Such forces can never be comfortable with a well-connected, highly sophisticated, independent-minded, strong, unpredictable, uncontrollable and experienced Yoruba leader and southern gladiator with a June 12th pedigree, a NADECO background, a massive war-chest and a widespread and formidable political base. 

They may use him to achieve their objective but they can never trust him or allow him to have control of the party machinery or to wield any real power when it comes to running the affairs of the nation. 

Most importantly once they have finished using him it becomes their duty and cardinal objective not just to cut him down to size but also to castrate and render him impotent and eventually destroy him.

That is their way. It is also a classic and vintage Nicollo Machiavelli move. This great writer that has had more influence on political thinking and strategies than perhaps any other author in human history taught us a critical and crucial lesson in his famous 14th century literary masterpiece and treatise on the power game titled “The Prince”. He tells us that the first thing that a Prince must do once he has achieved power is to destroy those that put him there. 

And that is precisely what those that seek to do Tinubu in are doing. Worst still they are using his own erstwhile discipiles as a first line of attack against him. 

It is not just Odige-Oyegun that has turned his back on him but also his former political protegees and former ACN associates like Tunde Fashola, Ibikunle Amosu, Kayode Fayemi, Biodun Ajimobi, Olorunimbe Mamora, Niyi Adebayo, Rotimi Akeredolu and numerous others. 

Pulling the strings from behind the scenes and encouraging and funding the rebellion are hardline Buhari-supporters like my good friend Governor Nasir El Rufai and a number of others. 

Their objective is to establish a new political order in the south west which is beholden to them alone, to replace Tinubu as the National Leader of the party and to utterly demystify and crush him in order to prepare the ground for the emergence of a new and more compliant Yoruba running mate for either Buhari himself or El Rufai in 2019. 

As a graphic illustration of this interesting and unfolding agenda, the powers that be in the APC, led by Buhari himself, fired six shots at Tinubu inmediately after they formed  government. 

The first was the Senate Presidency affair and the Bukola Saraki matter which saw the defeat and humiliation of Tinubu’s prefered candidate for Senate President. 

The second shot was the Speaker of the House of Representatives affair and the Yakubu Dogara matter which, again, saw the defeat and humiliation of Tinibu’s prefered candidate for the position of Speaker of the House. 

The third was the vital issue of Ministerial appointments in which not one single Ministerial nominee of Tinubu’s was accepted and appointed as a Minister by Buhari. 

Every single person that he nominated from the south west and elsewhere as Minister was rejected and instead the slots were filled by his political adversaries and/or their nominees.

Many erroneously believe that Mr. Lai Mohammed, who is from Kwara state, was Tinubu’s choice and nominee for Minister of Information but this was not the case. 

The person that he nominated for Minister of Information was not Lai Mohammed but Mr. Dele Alake, his former Commissioner of Information in Lagos state. 

Again he nominated Mr. Wale Edun, his former Commissioner of Finance in Lagos state, for the position of Minister of Finance but this was rejected and Governor Ibikunle Amosu’s candidate, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, got the job instead. 

This went on across the board for every single person that Tinubu nominated and presented for the position of Minister last year and it was a terrible humiliation for him. It was a dirty slap in his face. 

The fourth shot was the James Faleke matter in Kogi state where it was agreed by the real landlords of the APC in the core north that Tinubu must not be allowed to gain a foothold in the north central zone by getting his own Yoruba kinsman and candidate to be elected as governor of that state. 

Hence Faleke was ruthlessly dropped and shabbily treated and another person was selected to be the gubernatorial candidate of that state. It worked, Faleke went to court and sadly he lost. That was the end of the story.

The fifth shot is the thorough and systematic, though subtle and covert, humiliation and relegation of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, a close associate and political protegee of Tinubu and a spiritual son of the reverred Pastor Enoch Adeboye of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), to not just a spare tyre as Vice President but also to a very flat one.

Rather than being allowed to participate in the crucial decision-making processes on vital and critical issues of state and governance as any Vice President should,  Osinbajo has been kept in the dark about virtually everything and he has little or no power to effect anything. 

When such decions are to be debated, discussed and made the Vice President is never invited into the room and neither is he even aware that there is such a meeting going on.

Worse still he is constantly being directed to represent the President at official functions all over the country as if he were more his Personal Assistant, Special Advisor or Minister rather than the Vice President of the country. Osinbajo’s crime is simply that he is loyal to Tinubu and he has refused to dump or betray him. 

The sixth and perhaps most devastating shot is the fact that the party machinery has not only been taken away from Tinubu with the effective highjacking of Odige-Oyegun but that it has also opted to do the bidding of his mortal enemies and to fight him. 

An eloquent testimony to this disturbing fact is the outcome of the Ondo state gubernatorial primaries where Tinubu’s candidate was edged out and cheated of the nomination by the party leadership. 

This was the last straw that broke the camels back and predictably Tinubu has reacted in a very loud, aggressive and profound manner by publicly calling for the removal of the National Chairman of the party. 

Yet calling for the removal of Odigie-Oyegun is not enough. The whole situation calls for critical thiking, sober reflection and deep retrospection. 

The point that needs to be clearly understood when considering these six shots and the unfolding anti-Tinubu agenda within the APC is the fact that, contrary to all pretensions, President Muhammadu Buhari is part and parcel of it and he is in fact the moving spirit behind the whole conspiracy. 

Nasir El Rufai and a number of others are simply the strategists and enforcers. Buhari, Mamman Daura and Abba Kyari are the masterminds.

Given all this one thing is clear: these people want Tinubu dead. If he does not realign quickly and fight hard to save his dwindling political fortunes and empire his APC friends and allies will destroy him in a slow, clinical, sadistic and systematic manner. And they will do it with a big, beautiful and friendly smile on their faces.

The fact of the matter is that, right from the outset, Tinubu failed to accept the fact that he was in bed with demons. 

He refused to appreciate the fact that he was sleeping with beasts that are hell bent on eating his flesh, driniking his blood and ruthlessly implementing an ancient ethnic and religious agenda. 

He gave them his all, caused them to win an election and trusted them to honor their word and treat him with respect and decorum. 

He failed to appreciate the fact that you cannot make a deal with snakes and expect them to honor their word. 

He forgot that you cannot wine and dine with cancerous lepers and hungry tigers without ending up being served as the final dish in a long, blood-curdling and Byzantian satanic feast. 

Yet if the truth is to be told, no matter what mistakes he may have made, Tinubu does not deserve to be treated in this way. 

Up until the Presidential elections were conducted last year he led and held together the south-western wing of the APC with an iron fist and he was the undisputed leader of the APC in that zone. 

All four APC governors from the south west and virtually every single party leader waited on his every word and he called all the shots. 

Sadly today, just over one year later, he is a caricature of his former self. Today Tinubu can only boast of having the ear and the full support of only two of those govermors, namely Rauf Aregbesola of Osun state, who will NEVER betray him no matter what, and Akinwumi Ambode of Lagos state who will also stand firmly behind him until the very end. 

The truth is that Tinubu has lost much ground and political mileage in recent times and, as more daggers are pulled out over the next few months and years it is bound to get worse for him.

Yet that does not mean that he is finished. I say this because he is a tried and tested fighter and a formidable adversary who is quite capable of pulling the whole APC house down. 

It would be a fatal error for any of his adversaries, including President Buhari, Vice President Atiku Abubakar or Senate President Bukola Saraki, to underestimate him or dismiss his ability to fight back.

In July 2016, just after my release from detention and during the course of an interview with Channels Television (which can still be viewed on Youtube) Mr. Seun Okinbaloye asked me whether I could ever contemplate going back to the APC and how I thought the ruling party would fare into the future. 

I told him that I would NEVER go back to the APC under ANY circumstances. I also told him that in any case by 2019 there would not be an APC, as it is presently constituted, left because the party would have spilt up into three separate and distinct political entities. 

I told him that the Tinubu group comprising of men like Baba Bisi Akande, Rauf Aregbesola, Akinwummi Ambode and others would establish one party, the Atiku Abubakar group comprising of men like Bukola Saraki, Rabiu Kwakwanso and many of the former PDP leaders and governors that had left for the APC when President Goodluck Jonathan was in power would establish another and that the Buhari group comprising of men like Nasir El Rufai, Bello Masari, Aminu Tambuwal, Rotimi Amaechi, Rochas Okorocha, Chris Ngige, Ogbonaya Onu, Adams Oshiomole and virtually the entire structure of the old CPC leadership in the core north would constitute yet another. I stand by this prediction. 

These three strong and equally forceful factions can be likened to the proverbial three blind yet ravenous wolves. 

They cannot stay in the same cage or remain on the same platform for long without tearing each other to pieces. 

Eventually they will all go their separate ways and, hopefully, contend with a newly-branded  and reinvigotated PDP in the field of battle in 2019. 

What we are witnessing today in the ranks of the APC is the beginning of that bitter separation and messy divorce and it is going to get far worse. 

It will be loud, bitter, acrimonious and rancorous and many political empires, careers and aspirations will be destroyed as a consequence of it. 

My hope and prayer is that the PDP, which is also going through its own rigorous process of redefinition and reinvigoration, can get its act together before then, take advantage of the situation, pick up the pieces and win the presidential election in 2019. I am sure that we will. 

Meanwhile my advise to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is to watch his back, consolidate his base, fight his enemies, reach out to new friends, accept the fact that he is at war and sleep with one eye wide open. The truth is that it will get far worse before it gets any better.