Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Bayelsa Governorship ticket: DSP Alamieyesegha, Alaibe indicate interest








DSP Alamieyesegha, former governor of Bayelsa State has indicated his interest to return to the State House he left ten years ago, no thanks to his impeachment by the State House of Assembly, in 2005 over financial impropriety, DigitalSENSE Business News reports.

Information reaching DigitalSENSE Business News indicated that the former number one man in the state hopes to accomplish his ambition through All Progressive Congress (APC) ticket.

In the same development, DigitalSENSE Business News also gathered that an ex-Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Chief Timi Alaibe, is interested in the APC ticket ahead of the 2016 governorship election.

But a former Secretary of the Ijaw Youth Council and one time student union leader, Comrade Captain Ozu, has flayed the rumoured ambition of Alamieyeseigha's quest to return to government house, saying it bothers strictly on greed.

He said, "Most of these so-called leaders are broke and have become liabilities both to themselves and members of their family. If you check very well, the only reason why these men want to get power is to enable them enhance their economic well-being. The aim is not to serve the people but to serve their pocket. Bayelsans are not fools. We know their antecedents and when the time comes, we will disgrace them at the polls"

Others said to be eyeing the party’s ticket include APC chieftain and former Governor Timipre Sylva; former Health Commissioner Frank Akpoebi; Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Power Godknows Igali and APC State Chairman Tiwe Oruminighe, DigitalSENSE Business News learnt.

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