doctokwus: Quite unfortunate that these pple simply don't grasp d common thread in these unnecessary row:that I endorse somebody in public does not mean I am obliged to vote for him,dats d whole essence of d historical secret ballot mode of voting;dat btw wen I endorse u& d day of voting,a lot may av changed that correspondingly changed my voting pattern.D beauty of dis mode of balloting is that u accept dat u may av been backstabbed,accept d result& move on.But of course in a system where many of d governors came into office on a rigged platform,many of dem do not know what a free& fair election means& so cannot embrace d principles & intrigues of one wen dey meet it.Amaechi is far from a saint,& I wud rather not see him in d presidency in whatever capacity,but our federalism wud b enhanced if all embraced d basis of his fight,dat executive power& office shud not b a position without opposition& shudnt b incontestable

dougivilla: You need spiritual cleansing.

What hope do we have as leaders of tomorrow if we can with the wave of hand throw away or support the throw away of principles, agreements and laid down arrangements for political gains?

Please enter the nearest cele church for the required cleansing fast!

dougivilla: You need spiritual cleansing.

What hope do we have as leaders of tomorrow if we can with the wave of hand throw away or support the throw away of principles, agreements and laid down arrangements for political gains?

Please enter the nearest cele church for the required cleansing fast!

dougivilla: You need spiritual cleansing.

What hope do we have as leaders of tomorrow if we can with the wave of hand throw away or support the throw away of principles, agreements and laid down arrangements for political gains?

Please enter the nearest cele church for the required cleansing fast!

dougivilla: You need spiritual cleansing.

What hope do we have as leaders of tomorrow if we can with the wave of hand throw away or support the throw away of principles, agreements and laid down arrangements for political gains?

Please enter the nearest cele church for the required cleansing fast!

Demdem: This man is talking rubbish. The question is did he vote or not? If he had issues with Amaechi contesting, why then did he have to vote? Why did him and his cohorts simply not just walked out when they felt it will be an injustice if Ameachi was allowed to run? Besides, if their candidate had won, would this be an issue?
O yes, u guys had a consensus candidate in Jang however on getting to the election venues, the governors felt that Amaechi was a better and eefective candidate that the miserable Jang and they had no choice but to vote him.
I wonder why this is so difficult to grasp.

deletrue: you are the lowest nigerians for now. So, to you he should have not voted when he sensed that Ameachi and his gang planned to turned them down. That means that Jang number of votes would have been reduced by one. That would have been the worse result for jang. Get it into your downward head that voting for Jang is the best decision.

tomakint: Jonathan was innocent afterall, and clowns want to just rope him in to gain sympathy for nothing! This life is something else

Soso990240: u have mental issues..d guy didn't vote 4 Amechi..he voted 4 Jang.u no go understand topic b4 u comment.

danniyal:
I want any Northern Governor to come out and say yes, I voted [at the NGF election] and I voted against Jang. I will then ask him why, after sitting with me in the Northern governors meeting and agreeing on a consensus candidate, after saying Shema and I should withdraw for Jang,[b] he then went and voted against Jang. [/b]I would like to know why.”

. The drama that ensued at the forum was a deliberate attempt to divide the governors and also targeted towards destroying PDP. I say so because in all the leadership changes since the forum was initiated by our predecessors in 1999 elections were never held.”

The constitution was drafted by Fashola, Suswam, Chime, Imoke and Namadi Sambo. In the draft they made, we provided for rotation between North and South, in addition to the gentleman’s agreement that already existed. I was personally shocked that some people wanted to breach this tradition. Anything short of following the tradition will break us, which is not good for the country’s unity and the common positions that we adopt at the National Economic Council, NEC.

So when they proposed elections we said no, there cannot be elections which was why 19 of us signed that there has to be consensus because that is what will unite us.

By 4pm we were at the venue of NGF meeting. Immediately we entered there was rancour. This one will say this, this one will say that. By my own culture, background and religion, I strongly believe that whatever is agreed upon, we must stand by it unless it is illegal. I thought just like our chairman reported to PDP Governors, I expected a similar report to be made to the Nigeria Governors Forum but that was not done, maybe due to the rowdy atmosphere. This one will say election, bring the ballot boxes, this one will say no election.

By my own culture, background and religion, I strongly believe that whatever is agreed upon, we must stand by it unless it is illegal.

Yuguda also denied allegations that President Goodluck Jonathan is the unseen hand behind the Jang faction. He said, “Before the president left for Addis Ababa, only 2 of us were challenging Amaechi.
He didn’t have the faintest idea about Jang’s candidacy.

emmydeep: Mr Governor may you live long, walk and never stumble, the Gods are with you. More governors to leave the northern governors forum.

Jonathan will finally be the last man standing.

Nigeria teaching the world politics.

melody j:
i saw when this jaguda voted for Amaechi. Na who mess dey shout pass.

tomakint:
Honestly speaking, if there is something about you that amuses me, it gotta be ur handle 'Demdem' that moniker cracks me up you better go for a change of name!

Demdem: This man is talking rubbish. The question is did he vote or not? If he had issues with Amaechi contesting, why then did he have to vote? Why did him and his cohorts simply not just walked out when they felt it will be an injustice if Ameachi was allowed to run? Besides, if their candidate had won, would this be an issue?
O yes, u guys had a consensus candidate in Jang however on getting to the election venues, the governors felt that Amaechi was a better and eefective candidate that the miserable Jang and they had no choice but to vote him.
I wonder why this is so difficult to grasp.

Frank-C:
You see, Fashola was a member of a committe that produced a draft constitution that encoded a kind of North-South tenure shift for NGF. The same Fashola has gone to court to challenge the emmergence of a Northern candidate against his own proposal.

Fashola was the head of NGF committee that produced the report that urged FG to remove fuel subsidy. Fashola started speaking 'turenshi' when the subsidy was eventually removed.

Fashola was a member of NGF committee that approved good government tour of States in collaboration with Ministry of Information. The same Fashola does what he knows best when the GGF started and he noticed that the rightful owners of projects will presnt them to the elecorate.

Being an administrator is one thing. Having character is another. Fashola does not have character. Not even one bit.

donpata:

LWKMD!!! So Jang is miserable? And you are using MTN cheat to come online!!!
Abegi!! Carry doro go fetch water 4 ur popsi; hin won baf. 35yr old still in fathers house... Mschewww

Demdem:

Very daft post. Zero sense.

TheRealYemi:

Please get your facts right, it was Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State that held the Investment Forum which President Obasanjo was a part of and not Governor Yisa Yuguda

dougivilla: Always afraid of truths. Any post you lack the capacity to comprehend is 'daft' and makes zero sense? Smh