Saraki cannot chose governor for Kwara in 2019
https://mrrightsng..com.ng/2018/03/saraki-cannot-chose-governor-for-kwara.html

Kwara Must Change wishes to assure all Kwarans that for the first time in recent history, the people will be the sole determinant of their leaders come 2019.

This assurance became necessary due to the activities of some political jobbers, who are proving themselves enemy of the people by attempting to sell the future of the state as they have always done by usurping the democratic right of the people to choose their own leaders.

A group, which called itself Coalition of Registered Political Parties in Kwara State reportedly called on Senate President Bukola Saraki to intervene in the choice of governorship candidate in the state. The group made the call in a letter written to Saraki which was signed by its coordinator, Alhaji Ahmed Abdullahi and widely reported across the media.

Kwara Must Change hereby condemn such an undemocratic call in the strongest term and we are informing the inconsequential group that never again, will Saraki or any individual be allowed to choose governor for the state.

The decision of who govern the state is a collective decision of the people of Kwara State and not an individual.

In the letter written to Bukola Saraki by the group as published, they claimed that without Saraki recent intervention, the entire state would collapsed.

However, we wish to state categorically that the state has already collapsed due to the bad leadership of Saraki and that of his protege, Abdulfatai Ahmed, owing to bad leadership that has lasted almost 16 years.

Kwara Must Change is confident more than ever before, that the 2019 general election will be differently purposeful.

Not only will be Saraki or any individual be denied of opportunity to usurp peoples right to choose their leaders across all positions, they will equally be shown the exit door as the people ascertain their sovereignty.

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat
Kwara Must Change

E no consine me

mrrights:
Saraki cannot chose governor for Kwara in 2019
https://mrrightsng..com.ng/2018/03/saraki-cannot-chose-governor-for-kwara.html

Kwara Must Change wishes to assure all Kwarans that for the first time in recent history, the people will be the sole determinant of their leaders come 2019.

This assurance became necessary due to the activities of some political jobbers, who are proving themselves enemy of the people by attempting to sell the future of the state as they have always done by usurping the democratic right of the people to choose their own leaders.

A group, which called itself Coalition of Registered Political Parties in Kwara State reportedly called on Senate President Bukola Saraki to intervene in the choice of governorship candidate in the state. The group made the call in a letter written to Saraki which was signed by its coordinator, Alhaji Ahmed Abdullahi and widely reported across the media.

Kwara Must Change hereby condemn such an undemocratic call in the strongest term and we are informing the inconsequential group that never again, will Saraki or any individual be allowed to choose governor for the state.

The decision of who govern the state is a collective decision of the people of Kwara State and not an individual.

In the letter written to Bukola Saraki by the group as published, they claimed that without Saraki recent intervention, the entire state would collapsed.

However, we wish to state categorically that the state has already collapsed due to the bad leadership of Saraki and that of his protege, Abdulfatai Ahmed, owing to bad leadership that has lasted almost 16 years.

Kwara Must Change is confident more than ever before, that the 2019 general election will be differently purposeful.

Not only will be Saraki or any individual be denied of opportunity to usurp peoples right to choose their leaders across all positions, they will equally be shown the exit door as the people ascertain their sovereignty.

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat
Kwara Must Change

Kwara must Change in Lagos? If you feel you can flex your muscle, go to Kwara State and contest your popularity not in the comfort of Lagos.

Real politicians are known at home. They carries the people's mind and wheel it wherever they want.

Wetin consine me with how the north treats it's slaves.

Talk is cheap. You have been saying the same every election year. Oga na master. Bukola is your master period.

mrrights:
Saraki cannot chose governor for Kwara in 2019
https://mrrightsng..com.ng/2018/03/saraki-cannot-chose-governor-for-kwara.html

Kwara Must Change wishes to assure all Kwarans that for the first time in recent history, the people will be the sole determinant of their leaders come 2019.

This assurance became necessary due to the activities of some political jobbers, who are proving themselves enemy of the people by attempting to sell the future of the state as they have always done by usurping the democratic right of the people to choose their own leaders.

A group, which called itself Coalition of Registered Political Parties in Kwara State reportedly called on Senate President Bukola Saraki to intervene in the choice of governorship candidate in the state. The group made the call in a letter written to Saraki which was signed by its coordinator, Alhaji Ahmed Abdullahi and widely reported across the media.

Kwara Must Change hereby condemn such an undemocratic call in the strongest term and we are informing the inconsequential group that never again, will Saraki or any individual be allowed to choose governor for the state.

The decision of who govern the state is a collective decision of the people of Kwara State and not an individual.

In the letter written to Bukola Saraki by the group as published, they claimed that without Saraki recent intervention, the entire state would collapsed.

However, we wish to state categorically that the state has already collapsed due to the bad leadership of Saraki and that of his protege, Abdulfatai Ahmed, owing to bad leadership that has lasted almost 16 years.

Kwara Must Change is confident more than ever before, that the 2019 general election will be differently purposeful.

Not only will be Saraki or any individual be denied of opportunity to usurp peoples right to choose their leaders across all positions, they will equally be shown the exit door as the people ascertain their sovereignty.

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat
Kwara Must Change

psucc:
Kwara must Change in Lagos? If you feel you can flex your muscle, go to Kwara State and contest your popularity not in the comfort of Lagos.

Real politicians are known at home. They carries the people's mind and wheel it wherever they want.

What concerns Lagos in the matter?

gratefulheart:
Talk is cheap. You have been saying the same every election year. Oga na master. Bukola is your master period.

It appeared you are confusing you are confusing yourself.

Kwara Must Change is the major deal now. It is not involve in your past election as cliamed

Guy please let's live above sentiment. if you read my comment you will understand what it really means. If you can't still grab it, please don't hesitate to ask for interpretation.

mrrights:


What concerns Lagos in the matter?

so who will?you?
joker

mrrights:
Saraki cannot chose governor for Kwara in 2019
https://mrrightsng..com.ng/2018/03/saraki-cannot-chose-governor-for-kwara.html

Kwara Must Change wishes to assure all Kwarans that for the first time in recent history, the people will be the sole determinant of their leaders come 2019.

This assurance became necessary due to the activities of some political jobbers, who are proving themselves enemy of the people by attempting to sell the future of the state as they have always done by usurping the democratic right of the people to choose their own leaders.

A group, which called itself Coalition of Registered Political Parties in Kwara State reportedly called on Senate President Bukola Saraki to intervene in the choice of governorship candidate in the state. The group made the call in a letter written to Saraki which was signed by its coordinator, Alhaji Ahmed Abdullahi and widely reported across the media.

Kwara Must Change hereby condemn such an undemocratic call in the strongest term and we are informing the inconsequential group that never again, will Saraki or any individual be allowed to choose governor for the state.

The decision of who govern the state is a collective decision of the people of Kwara State and not an individual.

In the letter written to Bukola Saraki by the group as published, they claimed that without Saraki recent intervention, the entire state would collapsed.

However, we wish to state categorically that the state has already collapsed due to the bad leadership of Saraki and that of his protege, Abdulfatai Ahmed, owing to bad leadership that has lasted almost 16 years.

Kwara Must Change is confident more than ever before, that the 2019 general election will be differently purposeful.

Not only will be Saraki or any individual be denied of opportunity to usurp peoples right to choose their leaders across all positions, they will equally be shown the exit door as the people ascertain their sovereignty.

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat
Kwara Must Change

psucc:
Guy please let's live above sentiment. if you read my comment you will understand what it really means. If you can't still grab it, please don't hesitate to ask for interpretation.

That is exactly what am asking because there is nothing pertaining to Lagos in the post. So, you should be able to tell us the connection between what was posted and your reference to Lagos.

Does anyone know who Saraki is backing for 2019 yet?

It's like saying I won't be the one to choose which cloth to wear to work today.


The same Saraki that has bought Kwara, plus the user manual.

Thanks for being this matured.
My reference to Lagos is this: The proponents of the Kwara Must Change are likely to live in Lagos while trying to influence things in the home front (Kwara). These are men who may not even have the goodwill of their Units let alone their wards. So sitting in the comfort of another's State to orchestrate change at home is not feasible. If they truly want to change, let them first play grassroots. Lagos was used for reference purpose and may include Abuja, even Sambisa forest.

Thank you

mrrights:


That is exactly what am asking because there is nothing pertaining to Lagos in the post. So, you should be able to tell us the connection between what was posted and your reference to Lagos.

psucc:
Thanks for being this matured.
My reference to Lagos is this: The proponents of the Kwara Must Change are likely to live in Lagos while trying to influence things in the home front (Kwara). These are men who may not even have the goodwill of their Units let alone their wards. So sitting in the comfort of another's State to orchestrate change at home is not feasible. If they truly want to change, let them first play grassroots. Lagos was used for reference purpose and may include Abuja, even Sambisa forest.

Thank you

This is a baseless proponent. Absolutely unfounded.

Kwara Must Change has no link with Lagos or any other state whatsoever. It is 100% Kwara based. A simple investigation would avail you with this basic information. While it is true that some Kwarans based in Lagos and Abuja have also connected to Kwara Must Change advocacy, they only got to know the group from the media.

So, if you want to know whether or not Kwara Must Change is grounded in Kwara, go to the street of Kwara and ask about the group. Hardly would you talk to 10 people before seeing a Kwara Must Change member.

Finally, do not assume based on your imagination, get down to the grassroot.

Kwara Must Change

mrrights:


This is a baseless proponent. Absolutely unfounded.

Kwara Must Change has no link with Lagos or any other state whatsoever. It is 100% Kwara based. A simple investigation would avail you with this basic information. While it is true that some Kwarans based in Lagos and Abuja have also connected to Kwara Must Change advocacy, they only got to know the group from the media.

So, if you want to know whether or not Kwara Must Change is grounded in Kwara, go to the street of Kwara and ask about the group. Hardly would you talk to 10 people before seeing a Kwara Must Change member.

Finally, do not assume based on your imagination, get down to the grassroot.

Kwara Must Change

hahah ahahah! if that's all you wanted to crucify me for citing Lagos then you get much work to do. You must have little knowledge about the workings of the Nigerian politics. Before we fight dirty here in NL, let's get some facts straight.

If you will be honest to tell the truth, you will agree with me that most of those chanting that slogan are doing so to secure their chances of "cutting their share" off Saraki's cake. Honestly, when the campaigns proper sets in, you'll discover to your chagrin that even the leaders of that movement will doublespeak. This is Nigeria, the #Shithole.

psucc:
hahah ahahah! if that's all you wanted to crucify me for citing Lagos then you get much work to do. You must have little knowledge about the workings of the Nigerian politics. Before we fight dirty here in NL, let's get some facts straight.

If you will be honest to tell the truth, you will agree with me that most of those chanting that slogan are doing so to secure their chances of "cutting their share" off Saraki's cake. Honestly, when the campaigns proper sets in, you'll discover to your chagrin that even the leaders of that movement will doublespeak. This is Nigeria, the #Shithole.

Again, this is another false notion. Although, people like you, who are far away may think this way, The Saraki dynasty themselves can tell you better. Kindly approach them to ask what Kwara Must Change is all about.

For the purpose of this discuss, Kwara Must Change is far beyond people seeking to cut share from any cake.

If it is all about cake, by now, they should already be eating cake. Everyone following the kwara political situation would tell you that, Saraki camp had attempted to buy off the group many times without any success. When they failed in buying the leader, they tried getting few of the middle leaders with the aim of breaking the group, but to their surprise, even those ones refused to be bought.

Even when they try to use the traditional institutions to coerce them in, they refused.

So, what cake are you talking about?
Kwara Must Change is too focused on the major task

Then let's wait till after the 2019 general elections! Wish you good luck!

mrrights:


Again, this is another false notion. Although, people like you, who are far away may think this way, The Saraki dynasty themselves can tell you better. Kindly approach them to ask what Kwara Must Change is all about.

For the purpose of this discuss, Kwara Must Change is far beyond people seeking to cut share from any cake.

If it is all about cake, by now, they should already be eating cake. Everyone following the kwara political situation would tell you that, Saraki camp had attempted to buy off the group many times without any success. When they failed in buying the leader, they tried getting few of the middle leaders with the aim of breaking the group, but to their surprise, even those ones refused to be bought.

Even when they try to use the traditional institutions to coerce them in, they refused.

So, what cake are you talking about?
Kwara Must Change is too focused on the major task

Noted