Hector09:
Nigeria is a sinking ship, for them to choose between atiku and buhari, and some plastic nigerian are happy abt it,

Nobody is happy abt it, but we wld av to choose between the two evils

What of sheriff?

I thought some people say south west is not wat it den y d reconciliation .

If PDP do nt win lagos n ibadan ogun n osun state
den dey av lost d election 4 it start.

because in d north dey can only share 20% to 30% of vote
Baba buhari don get d north
Dey can't take it away 4 him ooo

So far the PDP govonors keep controling the party, there will always be problems. Just watch out the southwest is about to be sideline again n the north central too is feeling the heat.

everlymoore86:
I think with this strategy of reconciliation, APC will know that the next election will not be easy.

I can not but laugh.
CAN THIS BE TRUE!!? ‎REVEALED: How Fayose Robbed Ekiti PDP Delegates Of Secondus' $10,000 Convention Largesse 



Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State took his trademark fraudulent life to the nation's capital, Abuja, at the weekend at the convention of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) where he short-changed Ekiti State delegates by giving them a pittance instead of the convention largesse to other delegates from other states who voted for Uche Secondus as the National Chairman.

While delegates from other states  were pocketing $10,000 (Ten Thousand Dollars) as their own share for voting Uche Secondus as PDP Chairman, Ekiti State delegates were very happy that they too would go back home with $10,000 richer.

 But they were wrong. Their hopes were dashed by their greedy governor who collected the share for the 92 delegates from Ekiti State and gave them peanut of N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira) per delegate out of the huge sum.

 By this, Fayose  pocketed N3, 600, 000 per delegate and there were 92 delegates from Ekiti state (including the governor) whom he led to the convention. 

Though notorious for a greedy life, which is not news to those who know him, that he could be so callous to treat his fellow human beings in such a depraved manner is something that baffled the closest of his men who were among the delegates. 

Ekiti Periscope reliably learnt that the ordeals of the state delegates started right from the taking off of their trip from Ado Ekiti to Abuja as the  buses conveying majority of the delegates broke down one after the other on the dangerous Lokoja-Abuja highway notorious for kidnappers den. Many of them spent hours on the road without a kobo in their pockets because they had not been paid in the last six months. 

The delegates, who were mostly House of Assembly members and party executives at the state level, including the delegates from local governments, suffered hunger and deprivation on the road. 

When they eventually made the trip to Abuja, Fayose treated them like goats as he didn't even ask them how they fared in their trip even though he was aware of their plights on their journey to Abuja. 

The Friday night preceding the convention was when the Ekiti delegates realised that they were nothing more than slaves in the hands of Governor Fayose, who, instead of allowing them to collect their own largesse of $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) directly by themselves as delegates from other states did,  he (Fayose) collected the dollars on behalf of the delegates.

 Reports said a source close to Secondus quoted Fayose as saying that Ekiti delegates would run mad at the sight of such a huge amount of money which if changed to naira will amount to N3, 650,000. "What will an Ekiti man do with such an amount,"? Fayose was quoted as saying.  

Therefore,  Fayose collected the dollars and paid each of the delegates N50,000 and pocketed the rest amounting to N332,150,000 (Three Hundred And Thirty Two Million, One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira). 

When Ekiti delegates received their pittance from Fayose and discovered that it was a far cry from what other delegates from other states received for voting Secondus, many of them burst into tears and wondered if they could ever enjoy any benefit from their leader, Governor Ayo Fayose, who has since graduated from Ebora to n je jollof rice to Ebora to n je bailout and now to Ebora to n je delegates dollars!  

A magazine, The Class, had last week reported how Fayose traded off South West's interest for $1m in the PDP convention for the election of the national chairmanship election of the party that Nigerians thought would go in favour of Ekiti State aspirant, Prof Tunde Adeniran. But Fayose collected $1m from a South South governor to work against the interest of the South West in favour of Secondus from the South South, who eventually emerged the winner after Adeniran left the convention in anger over alleged votes buying in which the professor pointedly accus

oloripelebe2:



Nobody is happy abt it, but we wld av to choose between the two evils

hmm poor nigerians

CAN THIS BE TRUE!!? ‎REVEALED: How Fayose Robbed Ekiti PDP Delegates Of Secondus' $10,000 Convention Largesse 
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State took his trademark fraudulent life to the nation's capital, Abuja, at the weekend at the convention of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) where he short-changed Ekiti State delegates by giving them a pittance instead of the convention largesse to other delegates from other states who voted for Uche Secondus as the National Chairman.

While delegates from other states  were pocketing $10,000 (Ten Thousand Dollars) as their own share for voting Uche Secondus as PDP Chairman, Ekiti State delegates were very happy that they too would go back home with $10,000 richer.

 But they were wrong. Their hopes were dashed by their greedy governor who collected the share for the 92 delegates from Ekiti State and gave them peanut of N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira) per delegate out of the huge sum.

 By this, Fayose  pocketed N3, 600, 000 per delegate and there were 92 delegates from Ekiti state (including the governor) whom he led to the convention. 

Though notorious for a greedy life, which is not news to those who know him, that he could be so callous to treat his fellow human beings in such a depraved manner is something that baffled the closest of his men who were among the delegates. 

Ekiti Periscope reliably learnt that the ordeals of the state delegates started right from the taking off of their trip from Ado Ekiti to Abuja as the  buses conveying majority of the delegates broke down one after the other on the dangerous Lokoja-Abuja highway notorious for kidnappers den. Many of them spent hours on the road without a kobo in their pockets because they had not been paid in the last six months. 

The delegates, who were mostly House of Assembly members and party executives at the state level, including the delegates from local governments, suffered hunger and deprivation on the road. 

When they eventually made the trip to Abuja, Fayose treated them like goats as he didn't even ask them how they fared in their trip even though he was aware of their plights on their journey to Abuja. 

The Friday night preceding the convention was when the Ekiti delegates realised that they were nothing more than slaves in the hands of Governor Fayose, who, instead of allowing them to collect their own largesse of $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) directly by themselves as delegates from other states did,  he (Fayose) collected the dollars on behalf of the delegates.

 Reports said a source close to Secondus quoted Fayose as saying that Ekiti delegates would run mad at the sight of such a huge amount of money which if changed to naira will amount to N3, 650,000. "What will an Ekiti man do with such an amount,"? Fayose was quoted as saying.  

Therefore,  Fayose collected the dollars and paid each of the delegates N50,000 and pocketed the rest amounting to N332,150,000 (Three Hundred And Thirty Two Million, One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira). 

When Ekiti delegates received their pittance from Fayose and discovered that it was a far cry from what other delegates from other states received for voting Secondus, many of them burst into tears and wondered if they could ever enjoy any benefit from their leader, Governor Ayo Fayose, who has since graduated from Ebora to n je jollof rice to Ebora to n je bailout and now to Ebora to n je delegates dollars!  

A magazine, The Class, had last week reported how Fayose traded off South West's interest for $1m in the PDP convention for the election of the national chairmanship election of the party that Nigerians thought would go in favour of Ekiti State aspirant, Prof Tunde Adeniran. But Fayose collected $1m from a South South governor to work against the interest of the South West in favour of Secondus from the South South, who eventually emerged the winner after Adeniran left the convention in anger over alleged votes buying in which the professor pointedly accus

Milllz:
If in 2019, Nigeria has to choose between Buhari vs. Atiku, then all hope is lost.

And YOU are responsible for the lost hope.
If you are not a member of a political party.
If you have not saved your money to run a political party.
If you have not used your own personal time and talents to campaign for a politician.
Then, YOU are responsible for the Buhari v. Atiku choice that we will have.
Do you want to do something about it?

marv1:
CAN THIS BE TRUE!!? ‎REVEALED: How Fayose Robbed Ekiti PDP Delegates Of Secondus' $10,000 Convention Largesse 
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State took his trademark fraudulent life to the nation's capital, Abuja, at the weekend at the convention of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) where he short-changed Ekiti State delegates by giving them a pittance instead of the convention largesse to other delegates from other states who voted for Uche Secondus as the National Chairman.

While delegates from other states  were pocketing $10,000 (Ten Thousand Dollars) as their own share for voting Uche Secondus as PDP Chairman, Ekiti State delegates were very happy that they too would go back home with $10,000 richer.

 But they were wrong. Their hopes were dashed by their greedy governor who collected the share for the 92 delegates from Ekiti State and gave them peanut of N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira) per delegate out of the huge sum.

 By this, Fayose  pocketed N3, 600, 000 per delegate and there were 92 delegates from Ekiti state (including the governor) whom he led to the convention. 

Though notorious for a greedy life, which is not news to those who know him, that he could be so callous to treat his fellow human beings in such a depraved manner is something that baffled the closest of his men who were among the delegates. 

Ekiti Periscope reliably learnt that the ordeals of the state delegates started right from the taking off of their trip from Ado Ekiti to Abuja as the  buses conveying majority of the delegates broke down one after the other on the dangerous Lokoja-Abuja highway notorious for kidnappers den. Many of them spent hours on the road without a kobo in their pockets because they had not been paid in the last six months. 

The delegates, who were mostly House of Assembly members and party executives at the state level, including the delegates from local governments, suffered hunger and deprivation on the road. 

When they eventually made the trip to Abuja, Fayose treated them like goats as he didn't even ask them how they fared in their trip even though he was aware of their plights on their journey to Abuja. 

The Friday night preceding the convention was when the Ekiti delegates realised that they were nothing more than slaves in the hands of Governor Fayose, who, instead of allowing them to collect their own largesse of $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) directly by themselves as delegates from other states did,  he (Fayose) collected the dollars on behalf of the delegates.

 Reports said a source close to Secondus quoted Fayose as saying that Ekiti delegates would run mad at the sight of such a huge amount of money which if changed to naira will amount to N3, 650,000. "What will an Ekiti man do with such an amount,"? Fayose was quoted as saying.  

Therefore,  Fayose collected the dollars and paid each of the delegates N50,000 and pocketed the rest amounting to N332,150,000 (Three Hundred And Thirty Two Million, One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira). 

When Ekiti delegates received their pittance from Fayose and discovered that it was a far cry from what other delegates from other states received for voting Secondus, many of them burst into tears and wondered if they could ever enjoy any benefit from their leader, Governor Ayo Fayose, who has since graduated from Ebora to n je jollof rice to Ebora to n je bailout and now to Ebora to n je delegates dollars!  

A magazine, The Class, had last week reported how Fayose traded off South West's interest for $1m in the PDP convention for the election of the national chairmanship election of the party that Nigerians thought would go in favour of Ekiti State aspirant, Prof Tunde Adeniran. But Fayose collected $1m from a South South governor to work against the interest of the South West in favour of Secondus from the South South, who eventually emerged the winner after Adeniran left the convention in anger over alleged votes buying in which the professor pointedly accus

Stories that touch.
Stories to console APC zombies.
Stories told by losers who cannot accept that they were outplayed.
Stories that are inspired by how Amaechi bribed APC delegates to vote for Buhari in their December 2014 primaries in Lagos.
Where are the zombies
Rejoice, your propaganda food is ready.

CAN THIS BE TRUE!!? ‎REVEALED: How Fayose Robbed Ekiti PDP Delegates Of Secondus' $10,000 Convention Largesse 
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State took his trademark fraudulent life to the nation's capital, Abuja, at the weekend at the convention of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) where he short-changed Ekiti State delegates by giving them a pittance instead of the convention largesse to other delegates from other states who voted for Uche Secondus as the National Chairman.

While delegates from other states  were pocketing $10,000 (Ten Thousand Dollars) as their own share for voting Uche Secondus as PDP Chairman, Ekiti State delegates were very happy that they too would go back home with $10,000 richer.

 But they were wrong. Their hopes were dashed by their greedy governor who collected the share for the 92 delegates from Ekiti State and gave them peanut of N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira) per delegate out of the huge sum.

 By this, Fayose  pocketed N3, 600, 000 per delegate and there were 92 delegates from Ekiti state (including the governor) whom he led to the convention. 

Though notorious for a greedy life, which is not news to those who know him, that he could be so callous to treat his fellow human beings in such a depraved manner is something that baffled the closest of his men who were among the delegates. 

Ekiti Periscope reliably learnt that the ordeals of the state delegates started right from the taking off of their trip from Ado Ekiti to Abuja as the  buses conveying majority of the delegates broke down one after the other on the dangerous Lokoja-Abuja highway notorious for kidnappers den. Many of them spent hours on the road without a kobo in their pockets because they had not been paid in the last six months. 

The delegates, who were mostly House of Assembly members and party executives at the state level, including the delegates from local governments, suffered hunger and deprivation on the road. 

When they eventually made the trip to Abuja, Fayose treated them like goats as he didn't even ask them how they fared in their trip even though he was aware of their plights on their journey to Abuja. 

The Friday night preceding the convention was when the Ekiti delegates realised that they were nothing more than slaves in the hands of Governor Fayose, who, instead of allowing them to collect their own largesse of $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) directly by themselves as delegates from other states did,  he (Fayose) collected the dollars on behalf of the delegates.

 Reports said a source close to Secondus quoted Fayose as saying that Ekiti delegates would run mad at the sight of such a huge amount of money which if changed to naira will amount to N3, 650,000. "What will an Ekiti man do with such an amount,"? Fayose was quoted as saying.  

Therefore,  Fayose collected the dollars and paid each of the delegates N50,000 and pocketed the rest amounting to N332,150,000 (Three Hundred And Thirty Two Million, One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira). 

When Ekiti delegates received their pittance from Fayose and discovered that it was a far cry from what other delegates from other states received for voting Secondus, many of them burst into tears and wondered if they could ever enjoy any benefit from their leader, Governor Ayo Fayose, who has since graduated from Ebora to n je jollof rice to Ebora to n je bailout and now to Ebora to n je delegates dollars!  

A magazine, The Class, had last week reported how Fayose traded off South West's interest for $1m in the PDP convention for the election of the national chairmanship election of the party that Nigerians thought would go in favour of Ekiti State aspirant, Prof Tunde Adeniran. But Fayose collected $1m from a South South governor to work against the interest of the South West in favour of Secondus from the South South, who eventually emerged the winner after Adeniran left the convention in anger over alleged votes buying in which the professor pointedly accused
Fayose and Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State.

Having impoverished many of the delegates who are House of Assembly members by deliberately denying them of their salary for the past six months, their hope of cushioning the effects of the poverty at the convention was also dashed by Fayose who loves money than his children.

Several of former and present aides and political allies of Fayose said that the governor does not joke with money and that he hates to see his allies making progress in form of building houses or buying cars. They said he hates to see his aides having money in their pockets. They added and except they (aides) steal from him, no aide, no matter how close is he to Fayose, can get any financial assistance from him and if he succeeds in stealing from him, that aide dare not do anything visible from the money, such as buying cars or building houses because the moment Fayose knows, he will sack such an aide. 

Periscope learnt that while Fayose, his son Rogba, wife Feyi and his mother Prophetess Oluwayose are the contractors for all Ekiti jobs through their many proxies, members of his cabinet and House of Assembly are wallowing in abject poverty as they have not been paid for months and they dare not complain but can only cry in silence. Some of his commissioners don't even attend Exco meetings again because of frustration. 

Ekiti delegates have since returned home licking their wounds. One of them who spoke to our reporter, said: "I don't know what this man wants to do with all the money he is amassing. I never knew Fayose is this heartless! Imagine what we went through on that dangerous Abuja road leaving our family behind.

 "We could have been kidnapped or even be involved in an accident, but despite all that, this wicked man collected our share of the money for delegates and gave us peanuts. We may be powerless to ask him questions but God will ask him and judge him accordingly."

This is not the first time Fayose shortchanged members of his party in his administration.

One of his sacked commissioners had stories to tell about Fayose's greed in approving cash for them for government's assignments.

For instance, a former commissioner approached Fayose to approve money for him for official assignment in Abuja for two days. Fayose asked how much he needed and the commissioner quoted N500,000. The governor agreed and asked him to prepare his request in a memo. The commissioner did and Fayose approved.

But as the commissioner left the governor's office, Fayose called his agent in the Accountant's Office to bring the cash to his office instead of paying it directly to the commissioner. 

After Fayose received the cash from the Accountant's office, he called the commissioner to his office and asked him how much he said he needed to make Abuja trip. The commissioner said N500,000.

Furious, Fayose, who had already collected N500,000 on behalf of the commissioner, rose on his feet and started harassing the commissioner. Has asked him why he needed that much for two days and whether he was going to Abuja with all the staff in his office or whether he was taking a battalion of security agents along with him.

Fayose therefore declared: "Ekiti State is broke. You can only get N150,000."

The shocked commissioner was transfixed, unable to reconcile himself with the information at his disposal from the Accountant's office that his trip cash of N500,000 had been taken to the governor for collection.

While N500,000 was recorded against the commissioner in official file, he got only N150,000 while Fayose kept N350,000 to himself.

Another instance is the duping of an hotelier from Ibadan who was engaged by the governor's hotelier brother, Bimbo Fayose, owner of Bimdok Hotel along Bank Road, Ado-Ekiti, on a lease term of four years to manage the hotel.

Sources said when Fayose visited the hotel, he inquired from the man whether he could also take a job to fix his banners and that of PDP on electricity poles along Ado-Ekiti road and few other routes at the cost of N1, 550,000.

At a time, the man complained that there was no way he could make profit with the money approved for the job that would take him days to carry out.

Reluctantly, the man managed to carry out the job by skipping poles instead of fixing the banners on all poles along the routes. At last, he carried out the job leaving a balance of N22,500 balance, which the man delivered back to the governor. 

To the man's shock, Fayose declared to him that the N22,500 was his profit for the job done in two weeks. 

More shock awaited the man after discovering that Fayose officially processed N250m for the job. Boldly and angrily, the man went to the governor complaining that he could not take N22,500 for a job the governor processed for N250m and for which barely N1m was spent.

In his usual foxy manner, Fayose plotted to exit the man from Ekiti State to halt him from embarrassing him by suborning officials of the State Internal Revenue to seal off Bindok Hotel over alleged tax payment default to render the man jobless. The hotel was subsequently sealed off after the man spent barely six months out of a four-year lease agreement.

Not done, the man started receiving threat messages accusing him of confrontation with the government. The man has since fled the state to escape attacks by the governor's thugs. 

Recently, Ekiti Periscope reported why Fayose  sacked a Permanent Secretary  over World Bank grant fraud while another was threatened with a sack over refusal to alter N4m payment approval to N45m.

In the report, Fayose removed the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Mr Alabi, and transferred him to the Department of Establishment in the state civil service.

Trouble started for Alabi after Fayose demanded in a memo for the release of N50m from $1m World Bank's grant (N360m) for Save-a-Life Health Project. The governor later approved  a warrant for the release of N50m and was withdrawn from the World Bank's grant and taken to his office on the pretext of combating emergency health-related issues. Surprisingly, according to a Governor's Office source, a few days later, Fayose prepared another warrant for the same purpose but cleverly altered the date on the earlier memo. Other sources said Alabi noted the anomaly in the two memos based on the same head and ordered an audit query into the anomaly.
Fayose got wind of this and became angry and ordered immediate Alabi's dismissal from service for alleged insubordination. His dismissal letter was promptly prepared for onward delivery to him, but influential leaders intervened to save Alabi's head. Fayose allowed him to stay but transferred him to the Establishment Department (Estab) while the erstwhile Estab Permanent Secretary was moved to the Ministry of Finance. 

Another permanent secretary also had a bitter taste of the governor's anger when Fayose allegedly asked her to alter a bill of N5m to N45m.

According to sources, the permanent secretary, a woman, was reportedly shivering before the governor when she was asked to add 4 before 5 in a N5m bill presented to the governor for approval to make N45m for services in the Government House. 

The woman refused, explaining that she would be in trouble in Audit Department in future. A furious governor threatened her with immediate dismissal for insurbordination. Almost at the same time, Fayose applied clemency and reduced the punishment to immediate resignation.

The woman on her knees begged and begged for the governor to spare her to retain her job. The governor agreed but not before she appended her signature to change a bill of N5m to N45m.

Fayose had earlier hidden under projects commissioning to fleece the Government of Ekiti State to the tune of N30 million.

During his last projects commissioning, Fayose invited eight PDP governors to Ado-Ekiti for the commissioning of projects like the Bank Road project and expansion project on Awelede Road. Also commissioned Also commissioned were projects that Fayose spent no kobo but over which he was claiming credit. These projects include Funmi Olayinka Women Centre that cost a bank N600m and Ikere road that cost Wema Bank alone N400m among other private organisations that contributed money for projects but which Fayose personally collected.

Fayose raised a Projects Commissioning Committee that presented a budget of N20 million to him but which he jerked up to N42 million. The money was collected from Floating Account. Floating Account is "Fraud Account" by Fayose to steal Ekiti money without trace.

For the commissioning ceremony, after collecting cash, Fayose released only N10m for the committee, leaving N32 million to himself. 

He shared part of the N10m to cronies and committee members, with each committee member getting N30,000. The Deputy Governor, Dr Kolapo Olusola, who is also a member of the Planning Committee, got N60,000.

It would be recalled that there was also a report of how Fayose cut the Deputy Governor's security vote and added it to his own security vote.

Fayose had called the deputy governor to his office and asked him how much was his security vote. The deputy governor responded: "N25 million." 
Fayose then asked him whether he kept an army or a police force to require that much for the office of the deputy governor. Fayose then asked again: "How much was your running grant at the Obafemi Awolowo where you lectured before becoming the deputy governor?" The deputy governor was dumb-founded, but Fayose broke the silence, declaring: "Mr Deputy Governor, Ekiti State is broke. Government cannot afford more than N5 million for your security vote."

But when one would think that Fayose would return the balance of N20 million to the treasury, he never did, as he added it to his monthly security vote that was then N250m before recently jerking it up to N300m and another N90m monthly vote called "Sundry Expenses".

Ekiti Periscope

11/12/17

everlymoore86:
I think with this strategy of reconciliation, APC will know that the next election will not be easy.

yinmu

NaijaMutant:
Let's hope they get their acts together to kick out the dullard of daura in 2019

yinmu

NaijaMutant:


You folks suddenly became age conscious now abi ?

But didn't mind when a young Jonathan was kicked out for an eighty year old dullard

Just shut up please

No matter how you want to paint it, Jonathan was a bad leader, he might have been a good person (I can’t tell for sure) but a really bad leader. He couldn’t even lead his own wife. He had a really good chance to do good and threw it all away. Personally, Jonathan getting kicked out is not a thing of regret, he had nothing to offer so no point been there in the first place.

dedugba:
I really wish PDP can field Ribadu and pat utomi/ donald duke but not Atiku. It is sad PDP is only concern about getting power not improving the battered lives of many nigerians. So sad. All about power and money.

RIBADU who?

That one that could hardly make any articulate point during presidential debate?
That guy is over hyped .

As for DUKE, it would be a disaster if he chooses to run under PDP's ticket.one of PDP's greatest undoing was leaving out the likes of DONALD DUKE in political wilderness for more than 9 years.

He had better campaign on a different platform , that would give Nigerians the opportunity to try out new breed devoid of both PDP and APC incompetence

PDP itself when in power are one of the major problems of Nigeria with method of politics ....
now the can go on reconciling themselves ....till thy kingdom come.... we don't care

seguno2:


And YOU are responsible for the lost hope.
If you are not a member of a political party.
If you have not saved your money to run a political party.
If you have not used your own personal time and talents to campaign for a politician.
Then, YOU are responsible for the Buhari v. Atiku choice that we will have.
Do you want to do something about it?

;Dthis country is hopeless. I like the positive attitude though. Putting your hard earned money in Nigerian politics now is a far cry, it’ll just go to the wrong pockets. It’s people like Atiku who have looted more than enough to throw at it again that have a chance. Some reputable responsible people still contest though, I think that’s where our responsibilities come in, that we vote for them but considering the poverty level in the country, we’re back to square one. Money wins again.

End APC End lies and Propaganda in 2019.

Milllz:
If in 2019, Nigeria has to choose between Buhari vs. Atiku, then all hope is lost.

then present yourself for elections
join a political party

onatisi:
then present yourself for elections
join a political party

Abi oh. Thanks, my dear Oga at the top.
We too like awuf wey go hook us for bad place forever.
When will we learn
The youths need to mobilise ourselves and join the political parties and donate our own money to DISPLACE all the old men and rogues who have been using our destinies to make their own individual destiny shine at our expense.
We fit do am


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onatisi:

then present yourself for elections
join a political party

Will you vote for me?or will you collect #2,500 from PDP and vote Atiku. Better people have contested, let’s vote them.

Milllz:
;Dthis country is hopeless. I like the positive attitude though. Putting your hard earned money in Nigerian politics now is a far cry, it’ll just go to the wrong pockets. It’s people like Atiku who have looted more than enough to throw at it again that have a chance. Some reputable responsible people still contest though, I think that’s where our responsibilities come in, that we vote for them but considering the poverty level in the country, we’re back to square one. Money wins again.

You are talking as if presidency is the only elected political office in the land.
What of the

- LGA Councillors & chairman,
- state honourables and governors,
- federal representatives and governors.

Are these not the pillars for mobilising voters for the presidential election and also putting pressure on the president to deliver after being in office
You don't have to be so hopeless, man.


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anonimi:


You are talking as if presidency is the only elected political office in the land.
What of the

- LGA Councillors & chairman,
- state honourables and governors,
- federal representatives and governors.

Are these not the pillars for mobilising voters for the presidential election and also putting pressure on the president to deliver after being in office
You don't have to be so hopeless, man.


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You’re right. I guess my annoyance is just directed at the presidency come 2019. The governors and senators are another really important bunch.
Don’t blame me though, I’m from IMO state. you wouldn’t understand.

Milllz:
Will you vote for me?or will you collect #2,500 from PDP and vote Atiku. Better people have contested, let’s vote them.

so you know nigerians are the source of their problems ?
as long as ppl keep asking for token amounts of money from politicians before voting
this nation will never have a credible government
politicians have been looting funds to give to people when election time comes , and those ppl will be among those insulting buhari and atiku on nairaland
gani fawehinmi thought nigerians will vote for honesty and intergrity , he was totally disappointed that nigerians decided to vote for the crumbs that falls of the tables of politicians than a better future for their children

anonimi:


Abi oh. Thanks, my dear Oga at the top.
We too like awuf wey go hook us for bad place forever.
When will we learn
The youths need to mobilise ourselves and join the political parties and donate our own money to DISPLACE all the old men and rogues who have been using our destinies to make their own individual destiny shine at our expense.
We fit do am


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that is one thing i have noticed about nigerians , nobody likes to take responsibility , we like shifting blames and the responsibility of decision making on others. nigerians are always waiting for someone to lead or go front , no one want to sacrifice himself . so if everyone is waiting for the other person to take the initiative , then who will ?

onatisi:

so you know nigerians are the source of their problems ?
as long as ppl keep asking for token amounts of money from politicians before voting
this nation will never have a credible government
politicians have been looting funds to give to people when election time comes , and those ppl will be among those insulting buhari and atiku on nairaland
gani fawehinmi thought nigerians will vote for honesty and intergrity , he was totally disappointed that nigerians decided to vote for the crumbs that falls of the tables of politicians than a better future for their children

Well said. Personally, I think someone with good intentions must have the financial will to buy out these ones requesting for little tokens because as Nigerians we won’t change even if our poverty situation changes. That’s why it’d be so difficult but not impossible. No one wants to risk so much and get nothing at the end even with all the good will.

seguno2:
Stories that touch.
Stories to console APC zombies.
Stories told by losers who cannot accept that they were outplayed.
Stories that are inspired by how Amaechi bribed APC delegates to vote for Buhari in their December 2014 primaries in Lagos.
Where are the zombies
Rejoice, your propaganda food is ready.

Propaganda food indeed.


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Death on arrival

Dead party

dedugba:
I really wish PDP can field Ribadu and pat utomi/ donald duke but not Atiku. It is sad PDP is only concern about getting power not improving the battered lives of many nigerians. So sad. All about power and money.

Why do you talk like that, please expatiate your thinking here.

afbstrategies:
Nigeria will progress and eventually stabilize the moment we begin to see faces of politicians in their 30's, 40's and 50's. Not all these old cargoes we see everyday who are pathological liars and career swindlers.

Come out let's see what you have to offer else we will only make a choice btw the options!

That's a good move, but looking at prof Adeniran it's very clear he don't have that stamina to weather the storm when it comes! And we all know the night king and winter is coming!