SHEHU SANI URGES TINUBU TO AVOID ETHNIC BIAS IN APPOINTMENTS, CONFIRMS RETURN TO APC. (PHOTO).

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 Shehu Sani Urges Tinubu to Avoid Ethnic Bias in Appointments, Confirms Return to APC Former Senator Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central, has cautioned President Bola Tinubu against appointing individuals primarily from his Yoruba ethnic group to key government positions, a practice he described as common among African leaders. Speaking on Thursday, Sani urged the President to prioritize national service over ethnic favoritism. “Each time a person takes over a position of office, he fills major positions with people from his ethnic group, and it is happening everywhere,” Sani said. “People in power should see it as an opportunity to serve, not as conquerors who must put their people everywhere.” Tinubu has faced widespread criticism from opposition leaders and some members of his All Progressives Congress (APC) for allegedly favoring Yoruba appointees in key roles. APC Senator Ali Ndume recently accused the administration of violating the federal character principle, warning...

I AM A SENIOR TO PETE EDOCHIE IN NOLLYWOOD- KANAYO O KANAYO CLEARS THE AIR. (PHOTO).


I am a senior to Pete Edochie in Nollywood – Kanayo O Kanayo clears the air

Kanayo O Kanayo, a veteran character in Nigerian movie industry, has made social media abuzz with his brazen claims of seniority over valued colleague, Pete Edochie

In a recent interview with Afia TV, Kanayo O Kanayo opened up his arguments with a thunderous remark that individuals of his stature, including Pete Edochie and others, must not be removed from the annals of Nollywood history.

Delving into the archives, the 61-year-old thespian firmly declared that the breakthrough accomplishments of legendary filmmaker Kenneth Nnebue in the 1990s cannot be overstated. He stressed Nnebue’s significant role as the first filmmaker to professionally produce home videos in 1992.

Expanding on his point, Kanayo stated that he and other actors who appeared in the 1992/93 Nigerian two-part drama thriller film, “Living in Bondage,” were among the pioneers who entered Nollywood as actual professionals before anyone else.

Kanayo was adamant that the famed 1971 Nigerian film “Things Fall Apart,” starring the esteemed Pete Edochie, was a theatrical production and not a home video effort.

 

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