That the former ruling party of Nigeria is in shambles is nolonger news even in the international media. What however remains news is the new dimension the crises take each day. Ahead of its repeat national convention today, two federal high courts, one in Abuja, and the other in Portharcourt continued with their separate judgements yesterday. Abuja supported Sheriff that the convention shouldn't hold, barring INEC and other security agencies from coming anywhere close to the venue and threatening severe punishment should its order is disobeyed. The Portharcourt court supported the Makarfi camp insisting that the convention must hold and INEC must monitor it while security agencies provide the necessary security at the event. Today, is certainly a red-letter day in the affairs of the PDP. The party is nolonger the ruling party as they don't control the apparatus of the state again. This means that they can not 'influence' INEC or Security Agencies to be present at their convention which would have added credibility to some extend to the event. The following may happen today: 1.PDP May surprisingly stop the convention from holding and go back to the drawing board to settle her challenges. 2. PDP will continue with her convention as scheduled. 3. INEC may/may not monitor the event 4. Security agencies may/may not withdraw its presence from the event. 5. The event venue may be sealed up by the security agencies. 6.PDP sponsored thugs may invade the venue 7. The event may end in serious disarray with many members becoming aggrieved. 8. Aggrieved members may align with Sheriff to fight those who victimised them and want to hijack the party by the usual impunity. 9. PDP may finally disintegrate with aggrieved members going to form another party. 10.PDP may eventually in a bitter way accept the conditions of Sen.Ali Modu Sheriff. While we expect the unexpected today, it is my desire that it ends well with the party, so that atleast they can play their ideal role of an opposition party.
Comr.Suanu Prince Pyagbara Political Affairs Analyst Twitter: @Princely_Suanu Portharcourt 17/8/2016

The last will not happen. Number 10.

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shots fired


thats whatll happen

I think Nigeria and Nigerians deserve a one party State.