BRITAIN'S YOUNGEST PARENTS: 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL GIVES BIRTH TO A BABY GIRL FOR HER 13-YEAR-OLD BOYFRIEND

A 12-year-old girl has given birth to a baby for her 13-year-old boyfriend's, making them Britain's youngest parents, it was revealed today.

The girl(names witheld) who was pregnant at the age of 11 while still in primary school gave birth to a baby girl last weekend at 12 years and three months.
The new mom who has a three-year-old sister and a nine-year-old brother is five months younger than the UK's previous youngest mother, Tressa Middleton.
The young couple from North London who met in 2012 when she was ten and he was 12 are now in high school are reported to be 'completely in love' as they've been dating for a year.
They have the lowest combined age of any British parents on record.

OBASANJO HOLDS NO GRUDGES AGAINST TUKUR

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has no personal animosity against the former Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Bamanga Tukur.

The Media Assistant to the former president, Mr Tunde Oladunjoye told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that Obasanjo had no grudge against Tukur.

“I want you to note that Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has nothing personal against Alhaji Bamanga Tukur," he said.

Oladunjoye who made a reference to Obasanjo's recent letter to Tukur said that the former president did not call for Tukur's resignation.

Tukur Finaly Resigns As PDP Chairman

Bamanga Tukur's reign as chairman of PDP finally came to an end today, as President Goodluck Jonathan presented Tukur's resignation letter to the 63rd meeting of the National Executive Committee of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) at the party's secretariat in Abuja.
Tukur had been barred from a crucial meeting of the caucus held yesterday at the Aso Rock Villa
The President read out the resignation letter after pulling it out of an envelope.

Bamanga Tukur Dares President Jonathan, Sack Me if You Can

he National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, has challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to remove him from office if he can.
Tukur's outburst followed the refusal of members of the party's National Working Committee to attend a meeting he called at the party's secretariat in Abuja last Wednesday.

Tukur On How Kashamu Became Southwest Rallying Point

The National Chairman, Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, Saturday in a reply to  former President Olusegun Obasanjo's, letter to the party, appealled to him to reconsider his decision to suspend his activities with the party.
Obasanjo had in his letter to Tukur signified his intention to leave the party because it was harbouring “a habitual criminal wanted by the United States government for extradition.” The former president said though he would remain a card-carrying member of PDP, he was withdrawing from all the activities of the party.

Presidency Looking For A Replacement for Tukur

The Presidency has finally moved against the National Chairman of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, as it is now certain that it is shopping for his replacement.

Reliable sources told Vanguard that Tukur “will lose his position on January 16, as his exit is now a foregone conclusion.’’

The sources said the out-going Chairman may be replaced by Waliki Adamawa, Alhaji Hassan Adamu.

The sources said the party needed a new hand to pilot its affairs as it seemed that many party faithful were against the chairman, whose alleged imposition of his maternal cousin as a candidate for one of the elections in his home state, Adamawa, precipitated the crises that had been rocking PDP for over a year now.

The Politics Of Letter Writing Has Reached Kaduna As Gana Writes Namadi

The letter writing politics has reached Northern Nigeria as a strong member of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the region Engr. Umar Gana wrote Vice President Namadi Sambo an open letter cautioning him to wake up from slumber and save crumbling PDP in the North. And also tackle serious issues as the region slips away to rival All Progressive Congress (APC).
SaharaReporters obtained a copy of the letter dated 9th December, 2013, from a prominent member who chairs a leading Federal Government agency in Abuja.
The letter was addressed to Sambo was copied to National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, Chief Tony Anenih chair PDP Board of Trustees and President Goodluck Jonathan through his Chief of Staff.
Gana in the letter publicly tell Sambo that he is incapable of addressing the creeping collapse of the PDP in the North West Zone and Kaduna State, which he draws immediate attention of Jonathan in view of its being the largest and most populated zone in the country with 28% to 30% of entire voters in the country going by 2011 figures.
He was also quoted in the open letter as saying that, Governor Mukhtar Yero of Kaduna state has skewed misunderstanding of the dangers ahead in their home state of Kaduna, saying, “To me, there is a crucial need for collective concerted efforts to salvage the situation. Otherwise, giving our past ugly experience, we have no alternative than either to join the APC or flee for our dear lives, including the lives of the members of our immediate and extended families."

Source: Sahara Reporters