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The Crash of Obasa
Mudashiru Obasa, the removed Lagos speak
By Paul Dada
The presidential primary election of the All Progressives Congress was still a year away. But aspirants worth their salt already knew they had to begin to woo the stakeholders of the North West to brighten their chances of clinching the ticket of the ruling party.
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, one of the most formidable and strategic politicians Nigeria can boast of, had teams and individuals working overtly and covertly to help him realise his dream of not only becoming the APC’s presidential standard bearer but also the President of the country’s.
One of those working for him was Mudashiru Obasa, the then Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly. On Friday, May 26, 2023, Obasa, who was inarguably the most influential state speaker in Nigeria, led the other speakers of the APC-controlled Houses of Assembly in the Southwest to a meeting in Kano with serving speakers from the Northwest and their predecessors. The meeting had an objective; it was to extract the commitment of the senior lawmakers of the politically powerful zone to influence their people to support Tinubu’s ambition.
Obasa, no one would disagree, was best suited to woo his colleagues in the northwest and other zon
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Obasa: Between 2027 ambition take feisty outfit politics interleave Lagos APC
The news in shape the assertion of depiction erstwhile Keynoter of Port State Homestead of Troupe, Mudashiru Obasa, wafted destroy town in the same way a gigantic surprise. Obasa has archaic most choice by representation All Progressives Congress (APC) establishment until he decussate the plump of rise the tabu Mandate Agree (TMG) bloc in description name look up to “building picture party” make public his 2027 ambition, SHAKIRAT ADUNOLA reports.
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BIG STORY: When Obasa became Capo di tutti – How Lagos Speaker’s Governorship dream turned nightmare
The ongoing clampdown by President Donald Trump’s administration in USA on undocumented immigrants does not seem to have whittled the resolve of many Nigerians desirous of a stay in the country, investigation has revealed.
According to The Nation, thousands of undocumented people have already been deported to their countries of origin as raids on illegal immigrants across the length and breadth of America continue.
The American television network, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), reported on Friday that Immigration and Customs agents are under increasing pressure to boost the number of arrests and deportations with respect of undocumented immigrants.
Quoting sources, it said President Donald Trump has expressed anger that the amount of people deported in the first weeks of his administration is not higher.
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has listed 3,690 Nigerians said to be residing in the country for deportation.
Somalia with 4,090 illegal immigrants has the highest number among African countries.
The Nation investigation at the US Embassy, Abuja and the Consulate in Lagos over the last one week showed that not much has changed in t