PDP Suspends Imam, Mustapha For Anti-Party Activities In Borno

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The Borno State chapter of the People’s Democratic Party has suspended Mohammed Imam and Zannah Mustapha for anti-party activities. Their suspension was made for their refusals to appear before the party’s disciplinary and working committees. While announcing the suspension yesterday at a news conference in Maiduguri, the state capital, PDP Secretary, Yusuf Dikko, who represented the Chairman, Usman Badeiri, disclosed: “Since our inauguration, we have received series of complaints from wards and local governments on the activities of the two suspended members. “They are trying to destroy the party,” noting that as they did between 2017 and 2019.

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“We’ve resolved to uphold the suspension of Imam and Mustapha from the party in the state.” Speaking on the authentic PDP Chairman, he said that based on the judgment of Supreme Court, the National Headquarters of the party directed that Badeiri, “is the authentic party Chairman for Borno state.” “The party Chairman’s authenticity was delivered by the Supreme Court on March, 12, 2021,” noting that this informed the party for its inauguration on March 30, 2021. According to him, the suspended members are destroying the party by creating factions within PDP. “This is contrary to our party’s constitutional norms, ethics and values,” he lamented.

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He alleged that as the party congress slated for September 25, 2021, nomination forms for the PDP congress have been hijacked and nowhere to be found. While responding to the suspension, Mustapha said: “The Supreme Court delivered judgement was in favour Badeiri are in favour four and other members,” noting that it’s only the working committee that can suspend any member of the party. On an alleged hijacked congress election forms, he said: “Every registered member can purchase the forms for the forthcoming ward congress.”

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The World Food Programme (WFP), Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) and the UN Women have lamented the challenges of completing the EU livelihoods project in Borno. The completion of the EU funded project has however been extended to November, 2021. Fred Kafeero, the Representative of Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) in Nigeria and Economic Community of West African Countries (ECOWAS) raised the challenges Wednesday in Maiduguri, while celebrating the completion of EU projects. He said that the community agricultural-based projects are to restore conflict affected livelihoods and ensure food security and strengthen resilience among 1.7 million victims of insurgency. According to him, the implementation partners, including UN Women and the State Government however, faced challenges to complete most of the projects. While presenting the challenges, Salisu Mohammed disclosed: “There were limited access to volatile areas that led to delays completing the EU supported projects,” explaining that the lack of internet and telecommunication infrastructure has limited the ability to deliver WFP N2.5 billion cash transfers. Besides the internet challenge, he added that COVID-19 has also delayed the development partners’ activities on training and access to financial services. He lamented that the federal government policy on SIM registration has affected the cash component of the EU funded project. Mohammed noted that limited access to land due to insecurity has prevented farming for over five years in the state. On ban of fertilisers in the Northeast, he said: “The strenuous clearance process for fertilizer movement and use; has also resulted in unforeseen logistical burdens on farmers.” He said that the EU project was to enhance social protection with job creation to protect the fragile environment and livelihood opportunities. He added that 150 agents were trained in good husbandry practices in the livestock sector of the economy. “The EU supported 800 women on entrepreneurial and technical skills,” he said, noting that training of 200 other women will be completed in October, 2021.
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