Sunday observer 23 06 2013

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The Sunday

SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2013

PUBLISHED SINCE MAY 29, 1968

• Vol. XI NO.4,002•

SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2013 • N 100.00

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SECURITY

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Intelligence Gathering And Community Policing

Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole (middle), his deputy, Dr. Pius Odubu (left) and Crown Prince, Ambassador Eheneden Erediauwa, Edaiken of Uselu during the birthday anniversary celebration of the Oba of Benin, Oba Erediauwa at the Oba palace, Benin City yesterday. Photo: SOLOMON ENAIGBE.

Jonathan’s Preference For Two-Party System

Politicians Express Divergent Views SOME politicians in Lagos yesterday reacted differently to President Goodluck Jonathan’s preference for two-party system in the country. While some supported Committee (NEC) the President, others meeting in Abuja, said that the system advocated for a twowould not pave way for party system. true democracy in the He said that two-party country. system would be in the President Jonathan, best interest of the had at the Peoples nation. Democratic Party The Lagos State National Executive Chairman of the de-

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Bishop Gabriel Omoruyi, the Spokesperson for Lagos Chapter of the All Nigeria Peoples Party,

registered Justice Party, Mr. Ayo Akintayo, said that the two-party system would evolve naturally. “I totally agree with Mr. President. The two-

SOCIETY

party system must emerge naturally like in U.S. where over 100 political parties exist, but only two parties are relevant,’’ Akintayo said. Pg. 22

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said that only Nigerians could decide the number of political parties they wanted. Omoruyi advised

Nigerians to vote out parties and candidates they did not like. “It is Nigerians that Continues on pg.2

TUC Gets New President

MR. Bobboi Kaigama has been elected as the new President of the

Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC). Kaigama defeated Mr. Babatunde Ogun of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria with 356 votes in the election held yesterday. Ogun got 314 votes in the peaceful election that was monitored by

all past presidents of TUC. The new TUC President, who is the President of Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, is succeeding Mr. Peter Esele. In his acceptance speech, Kaigama said that the new leadership Continues on pg.2


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