The Presidency has finally moved against the National Chairman of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, as it is now certain that it is shopping for his replacement.

Reliable sources told Vanguard that Tukur “will lose his position on January 16, as his exit is now a foregone conclusion.’’

The sources said the out-going Chairman may be replaced by Waliki Adamawa, Alhaji Hassan Adamu. The sources said the party needed a new hand to pilot its affairs as it seemed that many party faithful were against the chairman, whose alleged imposition of his maternal cousin as a candidate for one of the elections in his home state, Adamawa, precipitated the crises that had been rocking PDP for over a year now.


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welcome from sleep, just hope is not too late.

Is too late, before it's too late. De no de tell pesin rain de fall

Whoever says Governors are not powerful. Hmmmm.

Wrong move, very very wrong move. He shld stick to bamanga tukur till the very end. I mentioned Gej isn't a smart politician ealier on. Btw, what is gulak's job? Cos to me he is more of a media aide than a political adviser

A.jeez:
Wrong move, very very wrong move. He shld stick to bamanga tukur till the very end. I mentioned Gej isn't a smart politician ealier on. Btw, what is gulak's job? Cos to me he is more of a media aide than a political adviser

JONAH IS ACTUALLY NOT A POLITICIAN.

EVEN HIS ACADEMICIAN STATUS CAN BE QUESTIONED.

HE SHOULD FOLLOW TUKURI TO THE PIT.
TUKUR IS NOT DEMOCRATIC, BUT AUTOCRATIC.

HE ALSO LOST ABILITY TO RALLY AS A LEADER.

IF GOODLUCK HAS HELD FAITHFULLY TO MAMA PISS, HE SHOULD STICK PAPA T. TILL ELECTION DO THEM PART.

Too late. Why struggle to lock the gates after the horses have bolted out of the stable. Those that left the party on the excuse of Bamanga has already left, removing him now will not bring the Decampers back. He should have removed him months ago so that the decampers can look for another excuse to decamp.

Removing Bamanga on the eve of an election year might be risky