Abdulrahman Babatunde Sidiq is the Man Holding the PDP Kwara Central senatorial ticket.

Abdulrahman is a retired permanent secretary in kwara state,he is set to return the ticket to Bukola Saraki when he is ready and depending on the outcome of tomorrows Election.


Source: http://www.ngg.ng/2018/10/05/see-the-man-holding-pdp-kwara-central-senatorial-ticket-for-saraki/

Dead meat, but why does inec allow stepping down when clearly another person won a ticket based on certain ideologies that people voted for.

The one who later takes the ticket is accountable to nobody and mostly doesn't have the basics of an ideology

Wonders shall never end. Anything can happen in Nigeria to the extent someone can hold a senatorial ticket for you.

Why are u guys spreading fakr news around... PDP has not done their senatorial primary election in Kwara central yet

slavery

Holuwarsweun:
Why are u guys spreading fakr news around...
PDP has not done their senatorial primary election in Kwara central yet

So what are they waiting for

Anyway you should stop covering the truth
The elections were held in secret - nobody knew the venue
Just like Melaye's case Saraki imposed his candidates on the state

https://www.thecable.ng/confusion-over-winner-of-pdp-primary-in-sarakis-senatorial-district

The national assembly primary election of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) held on Wednesday in many states but was moved to Thursday in Kwara.

The reason for the postponement was not given and the venue of the exercise in the three senatorial districts was not known to many journalists and party members.

But by Thursday evening, reports emerged that Abdulfatai Ahmed, governor of the state, who had earlier declared his senatorial bid, had emerged consensus candidate of Kwara south senatorial district.

Rafiu Ibrahim, senator currently representing the district, was said to have lost out in the race after delegates unanimously adopted the governor.

In Kwara north, two house of reps member are battling for the ticket of the ruling party; they are Zakari Mohammed and Aliyu Pategi but many were kept in the dark over the contestants in Kwara central where Senate President Bukola Saraki is from.

Top PDP chieftains in the senatorial district kept their lips sealed when told to comment on those seeking to replace Saraki, a presidential aspirant of the PDP.

Tunde Ashaolu, spokesman of the party in Kwara, said he had no information about the senatorial aspirants in Kwara central. However, he made it clear that someone had picked up the PDP nomination and expression of interest forms for the senatorial district.

He refused to disclose the identity of the individual.

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Good one

So when's he supposed to return it? Nigerian politicians are first class comedians

You can answer the question yourself.




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Nigeria Constitution full of Loop-holes and the Lawmakers were happy to have it that way so they can exploit

Man must not live by senatorial sit alone

this one will struggle to win 20 houses around his hood.People ruining the lives of commoners

Saraki will return to Senate Chamber and reelected as Senate President

naija politics

If someone can hold Sokoto governorship ticket for Tambuwal, then same for Saraki... Lass lass Na to get more money

Abi now

It's called respect for elders... Lol

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oga ooo

Look behind those 3 evil men, see poverty mould fence with dilapidated house unsuitable/inhabitable for even a goat

You should atleast credit this picture,barawo.

Ebimor96:

Indeed. Lol

ipobarethieves:
this one will struggle to win 20 houses around his hood People ruining the lives of commoners

The Nigeria constitution is full of loopholes, by 2040 this country will still be struggling with the kind of people that still wanna rule us.

zlantanfan:
Dead meat, but why does inec allow stepping down when clearly another person won a ticket based on certain ideologies that people voted for.

The one who later takes the ticket is accountable to nobody and mostly doesn't have the basics of an ideology

That’s the wonder of Nigerian politics we never vote individuals we vote party