The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says the revelation by the National Security Adviser (NSA), Major Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd), that strange persons have been presiding over critical affairs of governance further validates its position that President Muhammadu Buhari has abdicated the responsibilities of his office.

Following this revelation by no other person than the NSA, the PDP reiterates its earlier position that President Buhari should waste no further time in relinquishing his position as President since it is now obvious that he has become overwhelmed by official duties.

The PDP holds that security is the most important element of governance, followed by the welfare of citizens and since President Buhari has relinquished these statutory responsibilities, he has no other reason to remain in office.

The party says the NSA’s letter, which is already in the public domain, further exposes the fact that our nation has been on autopilot under President Buhari, whose abdication of serious matters of state is directly responsible for the untold suffering, anguish, pain and escalated insecurity in the country.

The PDP describes the Gen. Monguno revelation as a national tragedy which showcases the fact that Mr. President Buhari has become so irredeemably overwhelmed to the extent that the responsibilities of his office, including presiding over very sensitive security matters, have now been taken over by his Chief of Staff, Mallam Abba Kyari, who functions as a defacto President.

Nigerians are invited to note the verdict by the NSA, who, in support of the position of the PDP, affirmed that such situation is responsible for the failure of government to defend Nigerians and find solution to the worsened insecurity under President Buhari’s watch.

Our party recalls that even the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, had severally alerted that strange elements had usurped the functions of the president and urged Nigerians to speak out for their country.

It is now clear that the demand by Nigerians calling on President Buhari to resign was borne out of patriotism and love for our country.

Signed:

Kola Ologbondiyan
National Publicity Secretary

Gen.Monguno revelation as a national tragedy which showcases the fact that Mr.President has become so irredeemably overwhelmed to the extent that the responsibilities of his office, including presiding over very sensitive security matters, have now been taken over by his Chief of Staff, Mallam Abba Kyari, who functions as a defacto President.

Such situation is responsible for the failure of govt to defend Nigerians and find solution to the worsened insecurity under President Buhari’s watch. 

RuddyFusion:
I like the second picture...

That's the Fake President seeking the opinion of the defacto President Mallam kyari

Racoon:
Aisha Buhari was right.Abba Kyari is the defacto president of Nigeria. This is an impeachable offense but the present NASS is a sitting duck appendage of the dullard. Zombies una see una lives?

Jabioro:
Everything shows Buhari is not in charge and if at all he is in charge he was not competent to take decision..

Bigflamie:
@ the second pics, who is that black fool behind the both of them.

The dullard has a mission to accomplish in this shithole before his demise

Sometimes, I imagine how great Biafra would've been if it was achieved back then.

Foolishbuhari:
It didn't come as a surprise! Buhari is so dull that if you let him copy from you in an exam, he'd write your name on his script too! So how do you expect such a man to lead Nigeria?

The joke is on all you who thought the shrunken herdsman could make a difference!

Tinubu rules out alliance with CPC
MARCH 21, 2011

Prospect of a possible alliance between the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN and Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, was dashed yesterday in Kano as the leader of the party and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu described CPC as parading “expired leadership.”


Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/tinubu-rules-out-alliance-with-cpc/



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PHijo:


I am glad Biafra did not succeed! It wouldn't have been too different from Nigeria. I wonder why Ojukwu was hell bent on including non-Igbo people in his personal mini-Nigeria called Biafra.

anonimi:


Just one of the two reasons is enough for him to step aside like Babangida did in 1993 while MKO Abiola was inching towards prison and death.



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Goldencheese:
Yesterday BMO said Buhari would have done better if he had money to work. Yesterday also, NSA claimed a non-elected govt official sits over security issues in a country as big and diverse as Nigeria. If Buhari has integrity, he should just resign.

Bigflamie:
@ the second pics, who is that black fool behind the both of them.

The dullard has a mission to accomplish in this shithole before his demise

Sometimes, I imagine how great Biafra would've been if it was achieved back then.