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Isaac Settro <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 16 May 2006 16:10:30 -0700
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Join African Association of Madison, Inc. for $25 per year

Mail check to; AAM, PO Box 1016, Madison, WI 53701,
608-258-0261,     [log in to unmask],
www.AfricanAssociation.org

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Hey My Fellow Africans....

Thank God that democracy has work in one of Africa
most powerful countries. Good jobs to all who work
tirelessly to defeat this worthless admendment.

Have a nice day.

Settro

--- Aggo Akyea <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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> Join African Association of Madison, Inc. for $25
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> Mail check to; AAM, PO Box 1016, Madison, WI 53701,
> 608-258-0261,     [log in to unmask],
> www.AfricanAssociation.org
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> Thank God
>
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>   No third term for Nigerian leader 
>    
>   Nigeria's Senate has thrown out a move to allow
> President Olusegun Obasanjo to seek a third term in
> office next year - an issue which has divided the
> country. 
>      Opponents shouted for joy as the bill to amend
> the constitution was rejected.   Supporters of the
> third term bid spent days in talks trying to acquire
> a two-thirds majority in parliament.      The BBC's
> Alex Last says after this devastating blow in the
> Senate, it appears that Nigeria will be choosing a
> new president in elections next year.        After a
> debate, shown live on national television, and a
> unanimous vote, the senate president said the body
> would discontinue further proceedings on the bill.  
>    President Olusegun Obasanjo has never said
> publicly that he would like to remain in office
> after his current term expires next year.      New
> move   However, those who had been seeking a third
> term are pushing to end the current system of two
> four-year terms for presidents and state governors
> and see them instead serve one six-year term.   
> 
>        But for another bill on amending the
> constitution to be even discussed before elections
> due early next year, a two-thirds majority would be
> needed in both houses of parliament and in the state
> assemblies, which analysts say is unlikely.     
> "Since it is dead in the Senate, what the House of
> Representatives is doing now, or would be doing, is
> an academic exercise," said Senator Victor
> Ndoma-Egba.      On Monday, Nigeria's
> anti-corruption agency announced it was
> investigating claims that MPs have been offered
> bribes to back moves to let the president seek
> re-election.      The Economic and Financial Crimes
> Commission (EFCC) said it was following up claims
> that MPs had been offered up to 50m naira ($390,000;
> £206,000).   Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, who
> wants the top job, had declared himself against the
> constitutional amendment.      He has helped Mr
> Obasanjo win two elections and has held the position
> of vice-president since 1999.      Some opponents of
> the
>  constitutional change argue that the presidency
> needs to rotate among people from different regions
> and ethnic groups.      A prominent financial
> supporter of President Obasanjo's election campaigns
> and another former military ruler, General Ibrahim
> Badamasi Babangida, is tipped as another strong
> possible candidate.   
> 
>    
>   Story from BBC NEWS:
>
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/africa/4986904.stm
> 
> Published: 2006/05/16 14:39:17 GMT
> 
> © BBC MMVI
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> 
> 
> Sam Jimba <[log in to unmask]> wrote:   
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> Join African Association of Madison, Inc. for $25
> per year
> 
> Mail check to; AAM, PO Box 1016, Madison, WI 53701,
> 608-258-0261, [log in to unmask],
> www.AfricanAssociation.org
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> 
> Sam Jimba saw this story on BBC News Online and
> thought you
> should see it.
> 
> 
> 
> ** No third term for Nigerian leader **
> Nigerian senators reject a move to allow President
> Olusegun Obasanjo to seek a third term in elections.
> 
>   <
>
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/africa/4986904.stm
> >
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