It was not surprising that when staff of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP openly confronted the party’s national leaders over alleged multibillion wastages, that the opposition party responded by alleging an infiltration of its ranks by its political nemesis, the All Progressives Congress, APC.

The PDP claims that the increasing agitation of its workers is a sponsored attempt by the APC to undermine the coherence of recent criticisms that have been lobbed at the new ruling party.

Indeed, until last week the general picture of the polity was the crisis in the APC which had seen hitherto political allies entrenched in political warfare over control of the two chambers of the National Assembly.

While the election victors seemingly threw away the goodwill with which they came with to power, the PDP had a field day ridiculing the ruling party over the circumstances that befell it.

How lack of power, money fuels disloyalty in PDP

The crisis in the APC was blown open by the divergent positions taken by some prominent party leaders ahead of the June 9 leadership contests in the two chambers of the National Assembly.

Meanwhile, a sort of sop came the way of the APC last Tuesday when Speaker Yakubu Dogara sacrificed his stance on federal character principle and projected Rep. Femi Gbajabiamila as the House Leader bringing to an end the crisis that for 49 days consumed the party.

The situation in the Senate is, however, yet to abate and it is feared that the crisis there could drag on, on account of more complicated issues in that chamber.

Meanwhile, centre stage is apparently being taken by the PDP following allegations by its workers of what it claims to be the mismanagement of billions of naira of party funds.

Given the political environment it is not surprising that the allegations are being couched by the opposition party as politically instigated by its enemies.

APC: Managing the spoils of war

The crisis in the APC was blown open by the divergent positions taken by some prominent party leaders ahead of the June 9 leadership contests in the two chambers of the National Assembly.

Mogidi:
There's no crisis in PDP.

Dharniel:


yeah, there ain't no crisis in APC as well...

barcanista:
I am not aware of any crises in the PDP.


#APC on the brink

Mogidi:

There's no crisis in APC and yet PDP was able to appoint one of its member as Senate deputy leader?
Bros, someone is feeding you same food Buhari feed his 150 cows, don't eat it.

godson36:
Welcome to this thread @Barcanista ,,,,, Are you having something different to say Apart from the nonsense that Mogidi have been splitting.....

I Guess no,, More. Nonsense to be expect as usual

godson36:


Ohhh!!! I suppose to have posted the comment below this comment of yours..... So that it will make sense... I don't see this NONSENSE you split here before I make the comment below this comment that I qouted here...

Barcanista , Mogidi ,, Temitemi1 always splitting Nonsense

barcanista:
What is your problem oga Lai Muhammed?

barcanista:
What is your problem oga Lai Muhammed?

barcanista:
I am not aware of any crises in the PDP.


#APC on the brink

barcanista:
I am not aware of any crises in the PDP.


#APC on the brink

Mogidi:
There's no crisis in PDP at the moment, few disagreements here and there though.

When you talk of crisis you talk of APC, a party so divided one wonders how they manage to keep the broom in tact.
APC is CPC and CPC is APC, if you don't like it, go back to ACN.

Dharniel:


yeah, there ain't no crisis in APC as well...

barcanista:
I am not aware of any crises in the PDP.


#APC on the brink

Dharniel:

yeah, there ain't no crisis in APC as well...