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Plateau Guber Polls: Propagandist Beg For Forgiveness Over Claims Made Against APC’s Nentawe

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Text of a press conference by the repentant members of propaganda plus held on the 21st of March, 2023 signed by Joseph Habila over Plateau Guber Polls

GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS.

It is with a heavy heart and deep sense of remorse that I and my friends across the entire State find it necessary to address you and indeed the good people of Plateau State on certain developments that took place before and during the governorship election in our dear State.

We feel it is expedient and necessary to come out and talk in order to purge and relieve our conscience of the moral burden we have placed upon ourselves through the perpetuation of evil propaganda in the press against the people of Plateau State which skewed their minds against a particular Governorship Candidate in the race.

By and large we are here to confess our sins and also avail the people of Plateau State of certain untoward conduct and sponsored evil machinations perpetrated by us just to make sure that the APC Governorship Candidate Dr Nentawe Yilwatda did not win the election.

As a matter of fact and without any fear of indictment, reprimand or arrest by the security agencies we want to bring to public knowledge that we became willing tools and agents of blackmail and character assassinations in the hands of the PDP to bring down the most qualified and formidable Governorship Candidate, Dr Nentawe Yilwatda of the APC.

Regrettably and shamefully too, we were given inducements and the necessary backing to publish all forms of falsehood especially in the social media portraying Nentawe as an agent of the Hausa-Fulani and also cooked up a supposed pact entered into by Nentawe and Shiekh Sani Yahaya Jingre to cede some portions of the Jos main Market for him to build a Jummaat Mosque for the Izala sect.

As if that was not enough, some of us were directed to also publish that Nentawe was given humongous sum of money and huge contracts by the Kano State Government in order to prosecute his governorship furthermore we were the ones that published that one of the frontline governorship Candidate had stepped down for the PDP candidate.

Painfully too, we qmaliciously published that Nentawe, Governor Lalong, Senator Shettima Kashim, the Vice President elect and the Sultan of Sokoto met in Jos where they gave conditions for the Moslems in Plateau state to support Nentawe which he and Lalong jumped at the offer.

Gentlemen of the press, I know many people would be disappointed and surprised that some people could be that callous in bringing down someone, just in the name of democracy not minding the pains and reputational damage caused to such a person and members of his immediate family.

It would also be mind boggling and surprising to some to ask why coming at this time to make such startling revelations when the election is all over.

Yes the elections might have been over but the mental torture we are going through seem to have just began looking at the number of innocent Christians who might have believed the false propaganda which we made them believe.

We chose to come out now because of the serious spiritual and psychological torture we are going through. promptings hence the need to come out and publicly confess our misdemeanor with a view to absorbing our conscience.

Consequently I and my friends in this obnoxious and wicked assignment, we feel there is no reason for jubilations having known fully what transpired before and during the election. Worst of all is the kind of massive rigging and result manipulations that characterised the outcome of the election in some parts of the state particularly in Mangu and Jos- South local government areas.

For the first time in an election, about ninety percent turn-out of voters was recorded in the aforementioned local government areas.This to say the least is astonishing and unheard of in the political history of not only Plateau state but the country at large.

Surprisingly mutilated result sheets and over voting were accepted by INEC officials which by and large has cast shadow of doubt on the credibility of the whole process.

In conclusion let us make it abundantly clear that should the need arises, we will be willing to mention names of sponsors of this distardly conduct and action of ours.We will also tell the world all the mouth watering promises made to us in the event PDP won the governorship election.

While we are not sure of the extend that our indecent manipulation of public opinion might have influenced the voting pattern of the unsuspecting voters, we want to profoundly ask for forgiveness from Dr Nentawe, Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingre, Sultan of Sokoto, Governor Lalong and the Vice President elect Senator Kashim Shettima. We are deeply sorry for all the pains we have caused them.

To the people of Plateau State, we are awfully sorry and if it is the destiny of Dr Nentawe Yilwada to be the Governor of Plateau State, God shall make a way where there is no way.

Thank you and God bless Plateau State.

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“No Big Issue” — Brighton Boss Hürzeler Explains Nigerian Players’ Limited Game Time, Promises Opportunities

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Brighton and Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hürzeler has played down concerns over the limited involvement of Nigerian players Femi Azeez and Zadok Yohanna, explaining that adapting to the club’s demanding style of play requires patience and time.

Hürzeler insisted that there were no major concerns surrounding the players’ progress, stressing that some new arrivals naturally need longer to adjust to the intensity and tactical expectations of the Premier League side.

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“No big issue. I think we had the topic last press conference, where some players need more time to adapt to the intensity,” Hürzeler said.

The German tactician explained that Brighton’s coaching staff are focused on providing an environment that allows developing players to understand the team’s playing philosophy and physical demands.

“We try to give them the environment where they can adapt to our demands, to how we want to play,” he stated.

Hürzeler noted that the adaptation process varies among players, making it important to avoid rushing those who require additional time before they are ready for competitive action.

“These kinds of players, they might need a little bit longer, but overall there’s not a big issue,” he explained.

The Brighton manager’s comments offer reassurance amid questions about the Nigerians’ limited opportunities, with the club continuing to assess their progress in training.

He stressed that the situation was primarily about adjustment rather than any serious problem requiring intervention.

“It’s just a thing of adapting, and let’s see how fast he will adapt,” Hürzeler added.

The coach also expressed confidence that opportunities would arrive once the necessary adjustments had been made.

“I’m sure that he will make his first minutes for us quite soon,” he declared.

Although Hürzeler’s final assurance referred to a player in the singular, his broader remarks highlighted the importance of giving new arrivals sufficient time to settle into Brighton’s system.

For Hürzeler, patience remains the priority, with the Nigerians’ opportunities dependent on how quickly they adapt to the club’s intensity, tactical demands and playing philosophy.

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NSIB kicks off probe into aircraft door loss incident

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The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has begun an investigation into an incident involving a foreign-registered aircraft operated by Triton Aviation after the airline’s crew reported that a door of the aircraft opened mid-air shortly after taking off from Abuja on Thursday.

The Challenger 604 aircraft, with registration number T7-SEI, departed the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on Thursday for Lagos.

It was about three nautical miles from the airport, climbing through 3,500 feet, when its crew declared a Mayday emergency, according to the NSIB.

The aircraft returned to Abuja and landed safely on Runway 22 at 16:34 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), with nine people on board, comprising three crew members and six passengers.

In a statement issued Friday and signed by its director-general and CEO, Alex Badeh Jr., the NSIB said it recovered the missing door and secured it at its wreckage hangar.

“The bureau has commenced its investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the occurrence,” the statement said.

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PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that the aircraft’s crew declared a Mayday emergency after reporting that a door had opened during flight shortly after take-off.

Airport fire, rescue personnel and medical teams were placed on standby while air traffic controllers directed the aircraft back to Abuja.

The aircraft landed safely, and the air traffic controller subsequently observed that the door was missing from the fuselage.

A video circulating on social media also appears to show the missing door. In the footage, an unidentified man said farmers had found the object while returning from their farm in the Abuja area.

The NSIB said its investigation will establish the circumstances surrounding the incident, including what caused the door to detach and the sequence of events during the flight.

The aircraft is registered in San Marino, a small European country surrounded by Italy, according to the NSIB statement.

The bureau said it will provide further updates as the investigation progresses.


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