emiye:

BTW, let the Akala and Ladoja even successfully work together first, i doubt they will as long as they stay in two different parties.

Now that is what we should be talking about not dismissing them and making Ajimobi look invincible.

They CANNOT work together unless they are in the same party so you have a point there. Akala is likely going to Accord.

akinalabi:

Now that is what we should be talking about not dismissing them and making Ajimobi look invincible.

They CANNOT work together unless they are in the same party so you have a point there. Akala is likely going to Accord.

akala going to accord .lolz

texaco1:
akala going to accord .lolz

That thing still dey make you laugh.

No laugh o. A possibility. His senatorial ambition will determine if he goes or not. If he wants the senatorial ticket and PDP gives him then he remains there. If Halleluyah gets it again, it's either he forgets his ambition or seek another platform. The only other visible platform outside ACN and PDP is Accord.

akinalabi:



That thing still dey make you laugh.

No laugh o. A possibility. His senatorial ambition will determine if he goes or not. If he wants the senatorial ticket and PDP gives him then he remains there. If Halleluyah gets it again, it's either he forgets his ambition or seek another platform. The only other visible platform outside ACN and PDP is Accord.

i miss that guy called halleluyah ?i miss my people

Agboola will relinquish senatorial ticket for Akala?
Not possible at all.
Besides, Akala won't go to Accord o; he will just be relinquished cos Doja will see it as a payback. I don't trust Doja to be a nice man at all.

texaco1:
i miss that guy called halleluyah ?i miss my people

That's the dep chief whip in the Senate

akinalabi:

Agbarapo was majority leader till 2011. He fought with Akala at the tail end of his tenure. He was Labour party's dep governorship candidate in 2011. He is now in ACN.

i always knew that guy will decamp.

akinalabi:



That thing still dey make you laugh.

No laugh o. A possibility. His senatorial ambition will determine if he goes or not. If he wants the senatorial ticket and PDP gives him then he remains there. If Halleluyah gets it again, it's either he forgets his ambition or seek another platform. The only other visible platform outside ACN and PDP is Accord.

Wow u seem to be underestimating Akala... If Akala's ambition is the Senate, Halleluyah should forget it.. Are u seriously thinking PDP will afford to lose Akala at the expense of Halelluya, i think its the same mistake acn seems to be making, they are just writing this and that off. Well I personally think it is too early to be discussing this issues tho, a lot of stuffs will still unfold in the months ahead, and that is when things will start getting interesting... Everyone will know there place as time progress.

Anvaller:

Wow u seem to be underestimating Akala... If Akala's ambition is the Senate, Halleluyah should forget it.. Are u seriously thinking PDP will afford to lose Akala at the expense of Halelluya, i think its the same mistake acn seems to be making, they are just writing this and that off. Well I personally think it is too early to be discussing this issues tho, a lot of stuffs will still unfold in the months ahead, and that is when things will start getting interesting... Everyone will know there place as time progress.

Its a tricky situation for the PDP. Akala is losing out in the PDP powerplay. Halleluyah is getting more and more cozy with the PDP hierarchy in Abuja.

Its their problem sha.

It would be nice if Akala goes to Accord and split votes with Hoshea So the ACN can win the Senatorial district too

ACN - a metaphor for jittery.

dayokanu: It would be nice if Akala goes to Accord and split votes with Hoshea So the ACN can win the Senatorial district too

nice dream