Hopes for a truce between the Adamawa State House of Assembly and Governor Murtala Nyako, dimmed on Saturday following the insistence of Adamawa Peoples Democratic Party’s stakeholders on the governor’s removal. The small but powerful group, which comprises leaders and elders of the state chapter of the party, has insisted that nothing short of Nyako leaving office will be acceptable. The Special Adviser to the Adamawa State Governor, Mr. Phineas Elisha, confirmed this in an interview with journalists in Yola on Saturday. He said all the efforts to resolve the crises were being truncated by the PDP stakeholders, who were bent on removing Governor Murtala Nyako, through illegalities. Elisha explained that the desperation showed by the group was such that they had issued open threats to PDP legislators in the House to ensure that the impeachment sails through or risk sanctions. He said “The whole impeachment move is being staged-managed by the so-called Adamawa PDP stakeholders who are trying to draw President Goodluck Jonathan into a thing he knew nothing of.” According to him, the governor is not
deterred as he has embarked on another peace mission to Abuja where he plans to meet with his accusers to resolve the stalemate for peace to reign in Abuja. Meanwhile, the fate of the embattled Governor of Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako and his deputy, Bala Ngilari, now hangs in the balance.

nyako going going going gone

His stay in office as the governor of Adamawa state is long overdue from that moment of the "Genocide" accusation speech.

BENZINA: His stay in office as the governor of Adamawa state is long overdue from that moment of the "Genocide" accusation speech.

So is his sins the "Genocide" accusation and the charges are just some kangaroo plot. I don't hold brief for any corrupt politician. Jonathan cannot be taken seriously if all we have is War against those that say what he do not want to hear, close corruption case for those that fall in line and Pardon those criminals that has already been convicted.