he National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Ahmed Bola Tinubu once again vented his anger at President Muhammadu Buhari on the ongoing National Assembly crisis rocking the 8th Assembly adding that Buhari gave room for the volume of criticism trailing his six-week old administration.

Tinubu disclosed that Buhari has done nothing to enforce the party supremacy that he parroted during the National Executive Council meeting held at the APC’s Party secretariat.

Tinubu said: But, to be sincere, the President gave room for some of the recriminations. For instance, he is blamed for allowing the National Assembly crisis to fester after claiming rather incredulously that he had no interest in who runs the show.

“By the time he realized that it was in his interest to show interest in the matter, the renegades had dug in so deep they could not be stopped.
“All Buhari could do was to scream “party supremacy” and tell the recalcitrant lawmakers to “pocket their ambitions”, ambitions that are already too big for their deep pockets.

“But that, to the small assemblage of Dracula’s, buccaneers and barracudas of National Assembly politics who do not take hostages, is a mere slap on the wrist.

“In fact, Yakubu Dogara, the House Speaker, in a petulant manner, launched into an academic exertion on the etymology of “party supremacy”, insisting that it is no match for “people’s supremacy”.

Insolence? More like it.’’

He added: “If Buhari really believes in party supremacy, what has he done to enforce it? Or does he believe –this thought I shudder to harbour – as some people with little or no knowledge of the issues that the revolt in the National Assembly is a mortification of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu? No. Never.

“It is rather the humiliation of the party–what some pundits have described as a game of party politics versus politics of the party, a fore shadow of the party’s destruction. Will Buhari allow this to happen?
“The President has, in fairness, acknowledged the fact that the battle has been won but the war could be lost. So, when will the move to clear the clouds and avert the threatening deluge?

“The lesson of it all: a leader must not prevaricate and procrastinate. No ambiguities. Say what you mean, mean what you say and insist on it. Never speak to impress – your subordinates may latch onto this to misbehave.

“Be swift as an arrow once you are sure of what you want. Be firm and stay firm. This is called principle.

“Those saying ankali, ankali do not necessarily get it right all the time. Do they?

“Now, those critics – gourmands, I swear – who say Buhari, because of his slim-and-trim diet-frame (they ascribe this to his ascetic culinary taste, as if they are familiar with the intricacies of presidential meals-preparation) will lack compassion for starving workers are now eating their word. States have N713.7b for workers’ long overdue salaries and there is joy in the land. Read more here: http://www.post-nigeria.com/nass-crisis-buhari-lacks-moral-right-to-talk-about-party-supremacy-tinubu/

What does a military dullard know about democracy?
APC are having in party problems after few months in power.
What will happen if they stay as long as PDP?

Issokay

Trash!....Tinubu don't speaks big big grammar.

IamDino:
.

last warning!

Na your cup of tea be that.

I smell lies here!!! TANOIDS!!!

[size=14pt]"I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody"[/size] President Muhammed Buhari.


@Op, the report sounds like Patrick Obiagbon is talking;

“But that, to the small assemblage of Dracula’s,
buccaneers and barracudas of National Assembly
politics who do not take hostages, is a mere slap on
the wrist.
“In fact, Yakubu Dogara, the House Speaker, in a
petulant manner, launched into an academic exertion
on the etymology of “party supremacy”, insisting that
it is no match for “people’s supremacy”.

Because media houses and blogger report false news only to come out and apologize all in a bid to generate traffic.

Meanwhile,
Buhari Is Operating Like A Pseudo- Military
President – Njiko Igbo Forum
https://www.nairaland.com/2441206/buhari-operating-like-pseudo-military#2441206.17

So Tinubu don dey regret sponsoring buhari? Buhari will always suprise u. Buhari stil d best thing dat ever hapen to naija. He will turned out to b d best ever president naija ever had.

Hormoniyi:
Trash!....Tinubu don't speaks big big grammar.

I suspect the report too

Tinibu, should go back and find peace in solace. He should forget about politics and enjoy his money.

Lies from saTanoids! believe this n be a fool!

buzquet:
So Tinubu don dey regret sponsoring buhari? Buhari will always suprise u. Buhari stil d best thing dat ever hapen to naija. He will turned out to b d best ever president naija ever had.

I don't believe Tinubu regrets supporting Buhari: but PMB has made life more difficult for APC by allowing the heist in the Senate to succeed. You now blame Tinubu for complaing over this?

I need a credible source please

IF Buhari so much believe in party supremacy, WHAT HAS HE DONE TO ENFORCE IT?

My question exactly

Their ambition is now too big for their pocket. Meaning that APC ambition is now bigger than nigerians. Chai one chance

There are some voices that sounds like Jacob's while the hands are hairy.

This not Tinubu's!

All dis post wey no get head or tail. Holy Ghost fire.!

No be only post-nigeria..com, na post-biafra..net. Bunch of Mofos. Spewing hate, lies and propaganda everywhere they go!

salterswan:
he National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Ahmed Bola Tinubu once again vented his anger at President Muhammadu Buhari on the ongoing National Assembly crisis rocking the 8th Assembly adding that Buhari gave room for the volume of criticism trailing his six-week old administration.
Tinubu disclosed that Buhari has done nothing to enforce the party supremacy that he parroted during the National Executive Council meeting held at the APC’s Party secretariat.
Tinubu said: But, to be sincere, the President gave room for some of the recriminations. For instance, he is blamed for allowing the National Assembly crisis to fester after claiming rather incredulously that he had no interest in who runs the show.
“By the time he realized that it was in his interest to show interest in the matter, the renegades had dug in so deep they could not be stopped.
“All Buhari could do was to scream “party supremacy” and tell the recalcitrant lawmakers to “pocket their ambitions”, ambitions that are already too big for their deep pockets.
“But that, to the small assemblage of Dracula’s, buccaneers and barracudas of National Assembly politics who do not take hostages, is a mere slap on the wrist.
“In fact, Yakubu Dogara, the House Speaker, in a petulant manner, launched into an academic exertion on the etymology of “party supremacy”, insisting that it is no match for “people’s supremacy”.
Insolence? More like it.’’
He added: “If Buhari really believes in party supremacy, what has he done to enforce it? Or does he believe –this thought I shudder to harbour – as some people with little or no knowledge of the issues that the revolt in the National Assembly is a mortification of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu? No. Never.
“It is rather the humiliation of the party–what some pundits have described as a game of party politics versus politics of the party, a fore shadow of the party’s destruction. Will Buhari allow this to happen?
“The President has, in fairness, acknowledged the fact that the battle has been won but the war could be lost. So, when will the move to clear the clouds and avert the threatening deluge?
“The lesson of it all: a leader must not prevaricate and procrastinate. No ambiguities. Say what you mean, mean what you say and insist on it. Never speak to impress – your subordinates may latch onto this to misbehave.
“Be swift as an arrow once you are sure of what you want. Be firm and stay firm. This is called principle.
“Those saying ankali, ankali do not necessarily get it right all the time. Do they?
“Now, those critics – gourmands, I swear – who say Buhari, because of his slim-and-trim diet-frame (they ascribe this to his ascetic culinary taste, as if they are familiar with the intricacies of presidential meals-preparation) will lack compassion for starving workers are now eating their word. States have N713.7b for workers’ long overdue salaries and there is joy in the land. Read more here: http://www.post-nigeria.com/nass-crisis-buhari-lacks-moral-right-to-talk-about-party-supremacy-tinubu/

The bolded, the more reason Tinubu will always be my role model.

Your source has shown you.

You are a liar. In Oshiobaba's voice: Go and die......

IamDino:
What does a military dullard know about democracy?
APC are having in party problems after few months in power.
What will happen if they stay as long as PDP?

Tinubu completely Nailed it!

Buhari is not a politician period.pls does Tinubu speak big grammar?never knew or was someone speakin Fr him?

Slave getting liver

Their ambition is now too big for their pocket. Meaning that APC ambition is now bigger than nigerians. Chai one chance[/quote]

"I belong to nobody, I belong to nobody" (remix) - Snail BABA

This is certainly not Tinubu speaking.
Maybe Prof. Wole Soyinka

Tinubu should STFU and toe the line of his President, he should stop acting like a coward and bury the hatchet

lies

salterswan:
he National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Ahmed Bola Tinubu once again vented his anger at President Muhammadu Buhari on the ongoing National Assembly crisis rocking the 8th Assembly adding that Buhari gave room for the volume of criticism trailing his six-week old administration.

Tinubu disclosed that Buhari has done nothing to enforce the party supremacy that he parroted during the National Executive Council meeting held at the APC’s Party secretariat.

Tinubu said: But, to be sincere, the President gave room for some of the recriminations. For instance, he is blamed for allowing the National Assembly crisis to fester after claiming rather incredulously that he had no interest in who runs the show.

“By the time he realized that it was in his interest to show interest in the matter, the renegades had dug in so deep they could not be stopped.
“All Buhari could do was to scream “party supremacy” and tell the recalcitrant lawmakers to “pocket their ambitions”, ambitions that are already too big for their deep pockets.

“But that, to the small assemblage of Dracula’s, buccaneers and barracudas of National Assembly politics who do not take hostages, is a mere slap on the wrist.

“In fact, Yakubu Dogara, the House Speaker, in a petulant manner, launched into an academic exertion on the etymology of “party supremacy”, insisting that it is no match for “people’s supremacy”.

Insolence? More like it.’’

He added: “If Buhari really believes in party supremacy, what has he done to enforce it? Or does he believe –this thought I shudder to harbour – as some people with little or no knowledge of the issues that the revolt in the National Assembly is a mortification of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu? No. Never.

“It is rather the humiliation of the party–what some pundits have described as a game of party politics versus politics of the party, a fore shadow of the party’s destruction. Will Buhari allow this to happen?
“The President has, in fairness, acknowledged the fact that the battle has been won but the war could be lost. So, when will the move to clear the clouds and avert the threatening deluge?

“The lesson of it all: a leader must not prevaricate and procrastinate. No ambiguities. Say what you mean, mean what you say and insist on it. Never speak to impress – your subordinates may latch onto this to misbehave.

“Be swift as an arrow once you are sure of what you want. Be firm and stay firm. This is called principle.

“Those saying ankali, ankali do not necessarily get it right all the time. Do they?

“Now, those critics – gourmands, I swear – who say Buhari, because of his slim-and-trim diet-frame (they ascribe this to his ascetic culinary taste, as if they are familiar with the intricacies of presidential meals-preparation) will lack compassion for starving workers are now eating their word. States have N713.7b for workers’ long overdue salaries and there is joy in the land. Read more here: http://www.post-nigeria.com/nass-crisis-buhari-lacks-moral-right-to-talk-about-party-supremacy-tinubu/

when will tinubu stop Wailing?
Abasi mbok, its too much nw.
Abi him no sabi say it can affect his opolo eye.....