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Daily Rendezvous The simmering peace that is gradually creeping back into the Adamawa state chapter of the All Progressive Congress, APC, is on the verge of suffering a relapse, a situation if, not sincerely and properly managed, may send the party into perpetual comatose. Coincidentally, the alleged clog in the wheel, whose only political credentials are failed presidential and governorship bids was also, among the crusaders, that thwarted the re-election of former Governor, Senator Jibrilla Bindow and adorn the party with the garment of opposition. Unknown to many, the self inflicted graveyard peace hovering over the APC, has sent the ruling party in the state into back-stabbing, glass clicking, frenzy and champaine popping mood because the moment peace take flight from APC in a reminiscence to the pre-2019 elections era, the incumbent government will stroll back to office, effortlessly. Where others are indecisive, frightened, waiting to be 'called upon,' or endo...

Daily Rendezvous The Caretaker chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Adamawa state, Ibrahim Bilal, said the collective elected officials from APC in the state have brought in more development to the state than the state government has done in the last two years. Bilal said, the elected Senators, member of the House of Representatives, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, (SGF) FCT minister and the First Lady have brought more development to Adamawa than the Fintiri-led PDP state government. Bilal made the remarks at a stakeholders meeting marking democracy day in Yola, Adamawa state. Bilal who showered praises on the elected representatives of the party said that they have out-performed the state government in terms of providing democratic dividends to the people. The democracy day program, which was aimed at showcasing the achievements of the party in the state by members of the national assembly and the intervention of the president thr...

Daily Rendezvous The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has called off its planned nationwide strike action after several hours of negotiations saw federal government delegation led by Boss Mustapha, backtracks on its draconian electricity tariff and offered labour several incentives it claimed would cushion the effect of government policies on workers in the country. Among the incentives offered by FG included a plan to suspend taxation on minimum wage, among other policies designed to be implemented between now and the year 2021. This is contained in a statement jointly issued both labour and government, Sunday. While the electricity tariff might have been temporarily suspended, the fuel hike in price still prevails amidst government promises that could only be implemented between now and 2021. The statement reads, "A Bipartite Meeting between the FGN and the two Labour Centres – Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), Having ...