Wednesday, 27 February 2019

Ivanka Trump mocked by Trevor Noah

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Ivanka Trump has come under fire for remarks she made in an upcoming Fox Newsinterview.
The president’s daughter and White House senior adviser spoke about a guaranteed minimum wage during a conversation with Fox News host Steve Hilton about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Democrat-backed Green New Deal.
“I don’t think most Americans, in their heart, want to be given something. I’ve spent a lot of time traveling around this country over the last 4 years. People want to work for what they get,” Trump said in the interview.
“So, I think that this idea of a guaranteed minimum is not something most people want. They want the ability to be able to secure a job. They want the ability to live in a country where’s there’s the potential for upward mobility.”
Ivanka later tweeted she does support a minimum wage, but reaffirmed she does “not believe in a minimum guarantee for people ‘unwilling to work’.”
But that didn’t stop “Daily Show” host Trevor Noah from mocking the first daughter during his show on Tuesday night.
Noah played a clip of Ivanka’s comments before launching into his criticism.
“Are you s---ting me right now?” the host joked.
“Ivanka Trump says the thing she’s learned in life is people want to work for what they get? Really? The woman whose resume just says, ‘Daddy, I need job now.’ That woman? Really?”
Noah wasn’t the only person to respond to Trump’s remarks on Tuesday, with Ocasio-Cortez claiming the first daughter had only a “2nd-hand” understanding of work.
“As a person who actually worked for tips & hourly wages in my life, instead of having to learn about it 2nd-hand, I can tell you that most people want to be paid enough to live,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote.
“A living wage isn’t a gift, it’s a right. Workers are often paid far less than the value they create.”

Tuesday, 26 February 2019

Uduaghan seeks cancellation of Delta South senatorial election

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Former Delta State governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has lost in the Delta South Senatorial District election to incumbent Senator James Manager of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared PDP’s Manager the winner after polling a total of 258, 812 votes to while Uduaghan got 125,776 votes.
However, Uduaghan has called for the cancellation of the election, saying it was massively rigged.
In a petition to the state Resident Electoral Commissioner, by his lawyer, E. Otaru, Uduaghan alleged that there were massive election malpractices “perpetrated through voter intimidation, where voters were compelled to vote against their conscience by thugs, who were openly brandishing various dangerous weapons.”
Uduaghan’s petition to the state Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Commissioner came as election officials were still collating the senatorial results at Oleh in Isoko area of the state.
The former governor’s lawyer alleged that “malpractices were made possible by the collaboration of INEC officials with these thugs identified as the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, supporters.”
“The areas where these malpractices were more brazen and massive include Burutu, Warri North, Warri South, Bomadi, Patani, Warri South-West, Isoko North and Isoko South Local Government Areas.”
He said voters were intimidated by thugs at polling units 5, 6, 7, 8 in Ogbe Ijoh Ward One, Warri South West LGA, parts of Bomadi, four wards in Warri South-West and part of Warri North.
According to the lawyer, “Voting slips were hijacked and in some cases, destroyed, especially in polling units where it is perceived that the APC, head the upper level.”
“Based on the foregoing, we have our client’s instructions to call on you sir and appeal that the election in the aforementioned local government areas is cancelled,” Otaru said.

Nigeria Presidential Elections Results 2019 INEC Update 2:00PM 26th Feb, 2019



  • 6,153,880
    APC
  • 5,149,869
    PDP
  • 13,296
    AAC
  • 11,385
    YPP
  • 5,477
    ANN















Results for all states

Click the State button below to rearrange the table
APCPDPAACYPPANN
Abia85,058219,69821272088
Adamawa378,078410,266282109162
Akwa Ibom-----
Anambra33,298524,7381244,09145
Bauchi-----
Bayelsa-----
Benue-----
Borno-----
Cross River-----
Delta-----
Ebonyi90,726258,573205192683
Edo-----
Ekiti219,231154,0324006888
Enugu54,423355,5532191,379141
FCT152,224259,9975831,083652
Gombe402,961138,4841653978
Imo-----
Jigawa794,738289,8952266766
Kaduna993,445649,612243196261
Kano-----
Katsina-----
Kebbi-----
Kogi285,894218,2072508789
Kwara308,984138,184401140422
Lagos-----
Nasarawa289,903283,847754445
Niger612,371218,052324113145
Ogun-----
Ondo241,769275,9014,4141,224311
Osun347,634337,3771,022189268
Oyo365,229366,6904,0141,6081,896
Plateau-----
Rivers-----
Sokoto-----
Taraba-----
Yobe497,91450,7631373637
Zamfara-----
Total6,153,8805,149,86913,29611,3855,477


States won by each party 

  • APC
    10 state(s) won
  • PDP
    8 state(s) won
  • ANN
    0 state(s) won
  • YPP
    0 state(s) won
  • AAC
    0 state(s) won


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