Wallahi baba Buhari har baka SA baki ba ,yan majalisan nan zasu hana ka cika mana alkawuran neman zabe,Allah ya taimaka

INTROVERT:
He won't step in Abi....

I hope he enjoys watching the show of shame on international media tonight.

Introvert, do you have an App on your phone that notifies you whenever a new thread hits Front Page?

INTROVERT:
He won't step in Abi....

I hope he enjoys watching the show of shame on international media tonight.

don't u have work to do.


U mate here in Melbourne have achieved something better in life

STOP the excuses and do ur work?

. Wasn't him the same person that said that he won't fold his hands and watch the state and local government authorities in Nigeria be in a state of jeopardy? Please Mr president at least make an impact by bringing justice to Nigeria. starting from all these senators and house of reps member.

APC needs to count their votes again, they have become the minority majority party.

Buhari to join PDP soon -Aide (New Special Media Aide to the President on Legislative matter)

we vote for a president not a nass agbero assembly, buhari should ignore those useless tout and face his/her duty as a president-elect, not to intervene in a stupid senate janjawedian crisis

Even if he wish to intervene is it not too late?

Flashh:

If your brain isn't working again... Why can't you just swerve to Yabe-left? Arindin.

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Yaba. Go there first then give me directions

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SHAME ON THOSE OLD MEN!

Leaventainment:
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, on Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari would not intervene in the leadership crisis currently rocking the National Assembly until the All Progressives Congress’ state governors ask him to do so.

Shehu said this while featuring on Sunrise, a programme of a Lagos-based private television station, ChannelsTV.

He said Buhari would only step into the matter at the point when the APC state governors inform him that they cannot fix the problem.

He said that was necessary because the governors had during a meeting they had with the President on Tuesday night promised to handle the issue.

He said, “When the governors met with the President, they told him that ‘we are the leaders in our states and we have influence over all of these senators. They come from our places and from us and we can handle it.’

“The President will step into the crisis at the point when the governors say they can no longer fix it.”

In the event that he decides to intervene, the presidential spokesman said Buhari would not do that to the level of imposing leaders on the lawmakers.

Shehu said Buhari’s position on the matter had remained that the National Assembly is an independent arm of government and he would not be seen meddling in their affairs.

He said the governors while advising the President to maintain his posture, asked him to allow them handle the matter their own way.

He said the President has a responsibility to the party and to the nation.

He also said despite what was currently playing out in the National Assembly, the situation had not gone out of control.

“The President has a responsibility to the party, the President has a responsibility to the nation and as far as we are looking at the situation it has not gotten out of control. It is still within manageable parameters, it is a little storm we will overcome and Nigerians better get used to it,” he added.

Apparently reacting to a statement credited to the National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Alhaji Lai Muhammed, that Buhari is not the leader of the party, Shehu said the President was the leader.

“Does it need to be said? I don’t think it needs to be said that the President is the leader of his party. There’s no question about it,” he declared.

He added that there is need for Nigerians to understand the basics of politics as the country is no more in the military era when decrees are made by a single leader.

“Politics, as its theory says, is basically about contest for interests and these interests may be fully defined by political party programme, while some of these things may be outside political party programme,” he said.

While corroborating Buhari’s claim that he inherited virtually empty treasury, the presidential spokesman challenged Nigerians to ask a former Minister of National Planning, Dr. Abubakar Suleiman, to give further explanations on the $30billion he claimed the former government left behind.


http://www.punchng.com/news/why-buhari-wont-intervene-in-nass-crisis-aide/

I pity PMB.by d Time he realises d consequence of his non chalant attitude, he will be in frustration by then.let him ask Jonathan hw far.hw can u watch antagonists snatch away d party structure from u in d name of being a democrat.ok nah.

Gejpresident:
don't u have work to do.


U mate here in Melbourne have achieved something better in life

Nice one Mr President.

Correct man! Plain truth shikena ...the Senators/Reps were elected at the state level and representing their various states, it is the duty of the state governors to manage them or instigate the people of the state to recall them back.

emmatok:


And where is Saraki and Dogora's confidence coming from.

Buhari might be behind the whole game, to cripple Tinubu machinery.

this is only person that understand the politics of nass. Keep it up.

INTROVERT:
He won't step in Abi....
I hope he enjoys watching the show of shame on international media tonight.

Why should PMB intervene in the unfolding crisis in the NASS,afterall they didn't let him av control of the elections.So i dont see reasons why PMB must intervene,let those Usurpers/Greedy Men & Women in the Nass fight themselves till they end up destroying their Reputation just like the Treachrous Saraki & Dogara

they should assign this to the
'ordinary commissioner'.

Lets hope and pray that PMB performs

MosakuAW:
He wont intervene because he caused this crisis from the begining, by making that statement " I belong to everybody;I belong to nobody.

This was the statement that gave Saraki the power to flex power with APC leaders knowing well that PMB wont intervene.

Intervene now or not, the damage has already been done.

Politics is too bitter in this country, and i wouldnt be surprised if they start kill one another.

Naija I hail oooo.

abeg make I hear word... U hv been sayin ds "i belong to nobody a thousand time. They re talkin of House u re mention saraki @ senate how the take relate?

In the event that he decides to intervene, the presidential spokesman said Buhari would not do that to the level of imposing leaders on the lawmakers.

Shehu said Buhari’s position on the matter had remained that the National Assembly is an independent arm of government and he would not be seen meddling in their affairs.
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http://www.punchng.com/news/why-buhari-wont-intervene-in-nass-crisis-aide/[/quote]

It appears mr president isn't politically savvy.The success of his government lies in the hands of a 'friendly' NASS leadership.As a party man he must show more than a passing interest in the goings on at the NASS.Choosing not to INTERFERE in their affairs is tantamount to political harakiri!!

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APC has not even being in power for long and the infighting is already one arm long.. This is not the change they promised us oh

Leaventainment:
who else know this INTROVERT GIIRL?? SHE ALWAYS ON EVERY THREAD.. HAVE U NOTICED? SHE MAKES HER LIVING ON NAIRALAND NI?

This must be the biggest of all ur problems.

Who cares? As for me,I dont.

QuotaSystem:
A man's word is his bond. Nigerians are so used to impunity that they squeal at the slightest glimmer of order or rule of law.

The legislature was designed to be independent of the executive... If baba decides to intervene, it's only out of his magnanimity and love for his party.

Maybe he's forgetting one thing: that he needs the legislature in order to carry out his campaign promises. Now when they spend time fighting over house leadership and positions, will they have time to pass bills, screen ministers and carry out other functions to aid his administration? If he keeps waiting for them to ask him before he intervenes, as much as 3-6months may pass before his government starts functioning.

Intervening doesn't mean he decides who holds what position, but helping them reach a compromise.

hotgunz:
abeg make I hear word... U hv been sayin ds "i belong to nobody a thousand time. They re talkin of House u re mention saraki @ senate how the take relate?

See your life!

Which house are they talking about if not the Senate. Who started all this crisis if not Saraki wanting power at all cost.

If you dont know, then ask.

Shikena.

Let them start what the party is knwn for....remember what they did to f....sho williams murdered in lagos!!!nemesis will carch up with them will avenge 4 him.


Dogora is a man of fire and an anoited king.....saraki,s

'S Godfather is God

#whatdoessarkireallywant?

He is the cause of all this. If Buhari should intervene now. They would say he is a dictator. I guess they have forgotten that part of him.

ionsman:
Did you read the article? Smh

She does not read things, all she does is to run for FTC. Empty thing

Buhari is just too slow in everything. Till now no minister. Na wa o

QuotaSystem:
A man's word is his bond. Nigerians are so used to impunity that they squeal at the slightest glimmer of order or rule of law.

The legislature was designed to be independent of the executive... If baba decides to intervene, it's only out of his magnanimity and love for his party.

His mandate depends on the NASS, he shouldn't ignore the crisis. It's like JWs saying they don't want to interfere in human governance or democracy like it won't affect them. These are our leaders and their foolish and wise decisions affect everybody.