2ru-talk:
Is APC even relevant in the proposed dialogue? This is not an inter-party affair but a regional affair. I am tired of these desperadoes who want to assume power at all cost.

jerseyboy: Tinibu is a Reverse Moses leading his people back to Egypt.

kennygreat: Wen will Nija politics b lyk dat of united state wia political parties put d country 1st in wat eva tin dey do? I hate APC wit passion, cos dey r nagative in all aspect nd neva c anytin positive in d affairs of d fedral gov. Cos its nt governed by dem

kettykings: APC should not only boycott a conference designed to ease tension and bring back Nigeria from the brink they should boycott Nigeria, was it not an APC government official that was weeping and whining to high heavens about the domineering presence of igbos in lagos preferring to waste volumes of newspaper pages in their hypocritical write ups about the ownership of lagos and threatening to deport more igbos, seize igbo property, close down Ladipo, Alaba and otigba markets while apologising on one hand about the deportations .

Is this what opposition is all about criticism, blames and propaganda while dodging the avenue to discuss and proffer solutions to the country's ailments

Asked to be categorical whether the party was going to boycott the conference, Mohammed said, “There is no issue of boycotting. I have put it clear to you: this is diversionary.

“If it is a clear or meaningful national dialogue, we will participate, but this isn’t. The President himself has said whatever is discussed will be subjected to National Assembly. So, what you are having is a constitutional amendment.”

atlwireles: The All Progressives Congress has said it will not participate in the planned national dialogue announced by President Goodluck Jonathan on October 1.

It hinged its decision on the fact that the “dialogue was nothing but a mere constitutional amendment process’’ which is already being carried out by the National Assembly.

This decision was taken at the party’s National Executive Committee meeting in Abuja on Tuesday.

It coincided with the Progressive Governors’ Forum’s threat to use all constitutional means, including legal action, to compel the Federal Government to pay all shortfalls in allocations to the 36 states of the federation.

“From what we are seeing, we must stand up to those things now or Nigerians might pay a bigger price for it in 2015.”


www.punchng.com/news/apc-to-boycott-national-dialogue

Decryptor: And his brothers are so dumb and blindly following

Youceemeri: Please I Need Sport Betting Software i want to open sport betting center

Nuvally:

Keep quite my friend

luvinhubby:
Like you need a map and a bus to get to hell

Wsdm:
And the PDP lead government staging an NC instead of SNC is not a problem to you?

luvinhubby: OBJ had organized a Political Reform Conference and it did not work, this one is not political so political parties like PDP and APC are not welcome, it is purely for ethnic nationalities. If Ohaneze or Afenifere is saying this, then I will be concerned.
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APC abeg park well and siddon for gutter we no wan see una for this talk-talk.

Let`s re-arrange Nigeria so that no one man will hijack a state like Lagos the way Jagaban has done.

atlwireles: Pretenders never change. Now they don't want a conference but a constitutional amendment. Give them a constitutional amendment, they will throw up another name.

If it is a clear or meaningful national dialogue, we will participate, but this isn’t. The President himself has said whatever is discussed will be subjected to National Assembly. So, what you are having is a constitutional amendment.

ndu_chucks:



If it is a clear or meaningful national
dialogue, we will participate, but this isn’t. The President himself has said whatever is discussed will be subjected to National Assembly. So, what you are having is a
constitutional amendment.

ayili:

they have concluded that it isn't meaningful, when its terms and agenda has not being set. how did dey come to that conclusion?
is the suggestions of the president about national assembly binding and unchangeable? no , if majority dont agree with it will change. so APC crying foul because of that is too early

atlwireles: Pretenders never change. Now they don't want a conference but a constitutional amendment. Give them a constitutional amendment, they will throw up another name.

huptin: If whatever decisions that will be taken at the SNC will still be refered back to the national assembly, then the whole thing will be a waste of time and no credible nigerian should attend.