A former Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose, has stated that only a miracle can get the Peoples Democratic Party back on track.
Speaking during an interview on Channels Television on Sunday night, Fayose said that the loss suffered by the main opposition party during the 2023 general elections was still haunting the PDP.
The former governor, who was responding to questions on the internal crisis within the party, claimed that aside from the loss suffered, the “arrogance of a few (party chieftains)” also contributed to the party’s discord.
He said, “The elections have come and gone. And because the party suffered a loss, I believe the consequences of that loss are haunting the party. The mismanagement and arrogance of a few are also haunting the party.
“Because when you hear of suspension on the left and counter-suspension on the right, at that level, a lot has happened, and a lot needsWhen asked how the party can emerge from its current disarray, Fayose explained that all major players must close ranks and learn from past mistakes to move forward.
The main opposition party has been plagued by internal strife, with no signs of the PDP crisis abating soon. Fayose had remarked on Friday that the ongoing drama within the embattled party was becoming increasingly intriguing.
Fayose’s comment came hours after a faction of the PDP National Working Committee suspended the acting National Chairman, Umar Damagum, and National Secretary, Samuel Anyanwu, for alleged disloyalty to the party.
Earlier, a faction of the NWC aligned with Damagum announced the suspension of the National Legal Adviser, Kamaldeen Ajibade, and the National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba, also for alleged disloyalty to the party.
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The Command also visited some primary and secondary schools, carried out humanitarian services and assisted some of the pupils with books and uniforms, while using the opportunity to encourage them to be steadfast in their academics and shun all forms of criminal activities.
Comrade Efemena stated that the security situation in Delta State had seen significant improvement largely due to the strategic deployment of intelligent officers by the commissioner of Police CP Olufemi Abaniwonda and hoped that the Command would maintain the zeal and commitment going forward.
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Under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Andy Ogochukwu Egwunyenga, the university continues to make strides in research, innovation, and community engagement. With its main campus located at Abraka, Delta State, and sub-campuses at Asaba and Oleh, DELSU remains a premier institution in Nigeria.
It’s no surprise that Prof. Egwuyenga considers the people of Asaba lucky to have Nna Agu as their King. With his impressive credentials and track record, Asagba Prof E. C Azinge is poised to bring significant development and growth to the community. His leadership will undoubtedly be instrumental in shaping the future of Asaba. With his wife, Agu Nwanyi Dr. Mrs. Valerie Azinge, SAN and former Secretary of the National Confab, by his side, the royal couple is set to make a lasting impact on the Kingdom.
What is important about the water we use is that it must be clean for us to live healthily. Unclean water, on the other hand, can cause many types of diarrheal diseases, including Cholera, and other serious illnesses such as Guinea worm disease, Typhoid, and Dysentery.
Having been deprived of portable water for years, the joy and gratitude on the faces of the community dwellers was well understood as they received the news of the borehole with so much excitement and relief.
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Through their initiative, women have received free preventive medical care, including general tests, eye tests, reading glasses, blood pressure checks, blood sugar level tests, breast screening, cervical screenings, and prostate screening every year.
Addressing the beneficiaries at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Ibusa, the President of the Association, Mrs. Elizabeth Idigbe emphasized the importance of community engagement and the role the women are playing in providing healthcare services. She expresses their commitment to continually ensure that the masses and indigenes of Ibusa have access to healthcare free and at no cost. 
She added that free drugs were dispensed based on health conditions, while those whose medication could not be immediately provided were referred to appropriate hospitals for further follow up.
The Association also visited Ibusa Girls Secondary to give career talks to the girls, mentoring them to be professionals in their chosen fields of study, harnessing their talents. 
The next agenda for the association is to build a skill acquisition centre to better the life of the girl child in Ibusa. 
Also speaking at the event was the founder and President Emeritus Prof. Mrs Ifeoma Utomi, who said the association was found in 2012 and incorporated in 2016 has since been carrying out medical outreach programmes in Ibusa and impacting on the lives of our women by offering free medical care for the past 8 years, but for the two years now, prostate cancer screening for men was introduced while the women, will continue with the breast and cervical cancers screening.
Also speaking at the event, was a beneficiary of the free medical outreach, Mrs Isioma Nonyalim, expressing her profound gratitude for the outreach program. 
Another beneficiary, Madam Comfort Okafor, thanked the group for their efforts in addressing health issues in the community as she urged the association to sustain the programme for the betterment of Igbuzo. 
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