Action Alliance AA For Lagos State Chapter

28/05/2022

Action Alliance,
The Action Alliance (AA) party has adjusted its special convention for the presidential primary earlier scheduled for June 3 to June 9.

Mr Dennis Ubani, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, announced this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.

“Following the extension of date for the conduct of party primaries by the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) from its initial date.


“The national leadership of the Action Alliance has approved the following adjustment for the conduct of its party primaries.

“State Houses of Assembly primaries June 5, Governorship primary June 5, House of Representative’s primary June 7, Senatorial primary, June 7.


“The National Think Tank Committee meeting to confirm the list of candidates before submitting to INEC headquarters in Abuja will hold June 8.

“The special National Convention and presidential primary will be held on June 9, the general public and party members should please take note,” he said.


The News Agency of Nigeria recalled that political parties had earlier requested INEC to review the timelines for political party primaries provided in the timetable and schedule of activities for the 2023 general elections.

The parties had requested for 37 – 60 days extension of the timeline for primaries and the nomination of candidates.


The commission was emphatic that the request could not be granted because it would disrupt other scheduled activities on the timetable, but gave in to it on Friday.

Mr Festus Okoye, the commission’s Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, said the request was granted in respect to outstanding primaries of political parties only, without prejudice to those already concluded.

“The commission has decided to allow the request of the political parties since the six-day period does not conflict with the next scheduled activity which is the submission of a list of nominated candidates or any of the subsequent timelines which remain sacrosanct.

“However, this request is granted in respect of outstanding primaries only, without prejudice to those already concluded by political parties.

“The commission will not monitor already concluded primaries,” Okoye had said.

He explained that after the conduct of primaries, the next critical activity for political parties was the online submission of the list of candidates they proposed to sponsor for 2023 general elections.

He said this should be accompanied by an affidavit sworn to by the candidates, indicating that they fulfilled all the constitutional requirements for election into the various offices via the INEC Candidates Nomination Portal.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/aa-postpones-special-convention-for-presidential-primaries-to-june-9/

13/05/2022

Major Hamza Almustapha join Action Alliance

12/05/2022

12/05/2022

08 May 2022.

The State Executive,
Action Alliance,
Lagos State.

*NOTIFICATION AND INVITATION TO THE FORMAL DECLARATION OF INTENT BY HON ABDURRAZAQ TOPE BALOGUN TO CONTEST FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, LAGOS STATE-NIGERIA UNDER ACTION ALLIANCE (AA) POLITICAL PARTY*

Lagos base and born young entrepreneur, an Academic of repute, religiously balanced with moral uprightness, Hon AbdurRazaq Tope Balogun has concluded his consultations and decided to formally declare his intention to contest for the office of the Governor, Lagos State, Nigeria under the Political Party, Action Alliance (AA).

Action Alliance: Let The Masses Live!
Á àti Á: S'áwon Nìkan Ni, E Jé Kí Mèkúnù Gb'áyé!

His varied experience as an entrepreneur and Life Coach as well as selfless services over the years had prepared him with the requisite experiences plus network of relationships adequate to provide a leadership that will steer our Dear State to achieve his Lagos Rebirth Agenda (Eko Titun).

A New Lagos where the resources of the state are adequately and judiciously harnessed for the development of the State as well as uplifting the commoners through a viably stable economy policies, affordable healthcare delivery, highly subsidized/free education till tertiary institution, Improved tarred road networks, massive job creation, capacity building and sustainable empowerment programmes, effective security network among other masses oriented actions.

Your esteemed honoured personalities arr respectfully invited to grace the Declaration event which is scheduled to hold as follows;

Date: Saturday, 14th May, 2022.
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Venue: Oranmiyan Hall, Airport Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria.

Signed
Balogun Tope AbdurRazaq

29/03/2022

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29/03/2022

29/03/2022

Dear National Treasure.
Omo Olodo Ide.
Jagaban Of The Universe.
Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“You are partial. You have been compromised. We cannot take it from you again. We have no confidence in what you are doing. This cannot continue, We Deserve Your Birthday Cake Nowwwwww.
If You Still Don't Taste Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Birthday Cake.
Oya, Get up, stand up, Stand up for your rights. Get up, stand up, Don't give up the fight.
Silence becomes cowardice when occasion demands speaking out the whole truth and acting accordingly.
Let's Fight For Our Right.

29/03/2022

Happy birthday to the greatest political leader history has ever seen! Your direction and leadership truly are second to none!.
You are the most inspirational leader in politics today!
We’re so very lucky to have you.

20/02/2020

In the first results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Ihedioha polled 273,404 ahead of his closest rival and candidate of Action Alliance, Uche Nwosu, who polled 190,364 votes.

Read:

Imo guber: Fresh issues before apex court on two-thirds majority.

As the Supreme Court, today, begins hearing of the appeal filed by former Imo State Governor, Emeka Ihedioha, challenging the nullification of his election, fresh facts show that Senator Hope Uzodinma may not have got the constitutional requirements to be declared the winner.

How? From the results, he tendered based on which the apex court nullified Ihedioha’s election and ordered his swearing-in, Uzodinma, who contested on the platform of All Progressives Congress, APC, did not score 25 percent of votes cast in at least 18 of the 27 local councils (two-third) required to be declared governor.

Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Emeka Ihedioha, who ran on the card of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was declared the winner of the governorship election and sworn in.

In the first results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Ihedioha polled 273,404 ahead of his closest rival and candidate of Action Alliance, Uche Nwosu, who polled 190,364 votes.

The candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Ifeanyi Ararume, came third with 114,676 votes ahead of Hope Uzondima, who came fourth with 96,458 votes. No fewer than 70 candidates took part in the election.

Announcing the results, the state’s returning officer and Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Umundike, Abia State, Francis Otunta, gave the total registered voters across the state as 2,221,008 and the total accredited voters as 823,743.

He said 25,130 votes were cancelled across the state with total valid votes as 714,355, while the total votes cast were 739,485.

However, Uzodinma challenged the declaration of Ihedioha as winner, arguing that INEC excluded results from 388 polling units, which if added he would be the winner. He lost at the tribunal and Court of Appeal, but had the upper hand at the apex court.

The Supreme Court, in the unanimous judgement delivered by Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, held that the case of the appellants had merit and consequently granted the reliefs as prayed by Uzodinma and APC.

According to the apex court, the concurrent judgement of the lower court erred in law when it excluded votes totalling 213,295 from 388 polling units from the total scores at the election.

“It is, hereby, declared that first appellant, Senator Hope Uzodinma, polled a majority of lawful votes cast at the governorship held in Imo State on March 9, 2019 and satisfied the mandatory constitutional threshold and spread across the state,” the apex ruled.

However, checks, on Monday, showed that from the results Uzodinma tendered he did not meet the 25 percent score in 18 local councils, which is two-third of 27 local councils in Imo State.

In the first result, he scored 25 percent and above in two councils — Oru West and Oru East.

In the second result, which did not have scores for the other 68 parties, Uzodinma had 25 percent and above in 17 councils, one shy of the required 18.

If the scores of the other parties were added, it would be less than 17.

The 17 councils where he scored 25 percent and above are Obowo, Ehime Mbano, Ngor Okpala, Isiala Mbano, Owerri West, Njaba, Oru East, Oru West, Orlu, Oguta, Ohaji-Egbema, Mbaitoli, Orsu, Ikeduru, Nkwere, Ideato North and Isu.

15/12/2018

Today's meeting between Action Alliance Oshodi Isolo federal constituency 2 leaders and our visitor Hon Oseni Olajide Ahmed.
Let's see how it's going to be.

14/12/2018

Action Alliance (AA) Oshodi-Isolo Local Government Leaders meeting.