Ragamuphy:
What kind of nonsense country are we in?How can an acting president take an action in the interest of Nigeria democracy and Nigeria as a nation, Some idiots who call themselves cabals decides to be angry with the VP. I hope Buhari will use his head this time around.

there's no cabal anywhere

In other news,,the cabals are working for Saraki according to zombies

I don't know what is wrong with some of these sponsored news papers. For God sake, Presidency is one. Just like Femi Adesina said, the decision of the AgP Osinbajo to sack Daura was in good faith and with the consent of the President.

my fear is if pdp wins wnt there be more killings i.e the opposition party to instigate war amongs Nigerians?

budusky05:


Just checked u up, same fools we are talking about on nairaland, checked all ya post sourceless, senseless, misleading, deceiving, and potrays the sense of pigs.

Have fun child

Fake news from the pit of hell. No amount of concoction by the enemies of progress can ever bring problem between Buhari and his ever reliable Vice. They have forgotten that PMB during his returned from medical vacation from London publicly told the Vice President to take whatever decision he deemed good for the country. Like I said before, nobody can cause disaffection between these two God chosen leaders

This sounds like fake news to me. I seriously doubt that Osinbajo would have acted without consulting with the President.


O pari

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

President Muhammadu Buhari is said to be angry over last week’s sack of Lawal Daura, former Director-General, Department of State Services (DSS), by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo.

Investigations by Daily Independent in Abuja at the weekend indicated that the president and those close to him were unhappy given the manner Daura was abruptly relieved of his job by Osinbajo.

Daura was fired following last Tuesday’s early morning invasion of the National Assembly by masked security operatives which prevented lawmakers and members of staff, including the Clerk of the National Assembly, Alhaji Mohammed Sani Omolori, from accessing their offices.

Although the masked security operatives claimed they acted based on “order from above”, reports indicated that Daura didn’t get the nod of Osinbajo, who is acting on behalf of President Buhari, to carry out the operation.

While dousing tension that the action by Osinbajo may not have received the blessings of President Buhari, who is currently in the United Kingdom (UK) on vacation, Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, said the presidency was one, adding that there was no way such a decision would have been taken without an accord between Osinbajo and his boss.

However, a presidency source who spoke with Daily Independent said President Buhari and his men were not happy over the manner Daura, a close ally of the president, was unceremoniously booted out of office.

He, however, said President Buhari would not likely reverse the decision upon his return, saying, “Doing so may lead to widespread condemnations in Nigeria and the international community.”


He continued: “I can tell you authoritatively that President Buhari was not in the know before Daura was fired.

“Given Buhari’s style, he wouldn’t have fired him immediately like the Acting President did".


"I believe the Acting President, a very tough and disciplined man, has had enough of the insults from the cabals and decided to put his foot on the ground by using Daura as a scapegoat.

“Prior to this, many of these powerful cabals believed they were only answerable to President Buhari who appointed them.

“If you remember, during the last medical vacation by President Buhari, some of these people bypassed the Acting President and took sensitive documents to the president in the UK but he sent them back to Nigeria, telling them to report to Osinbajo whom he had delegated authority to.

“I believe, with the development, other powerful appointees who had hitherto taken Osinbajo for granted will now sit up and know they can lose their jobs before President Buhari’s return and any action taken by the Acting President may likely not be reversed, especially if it is in national interest and is applauded by majority of Nigerians and the international community".

“I understand the Acting President also decided to fire Daura to exonerate himself and prove to Nigerians that he knew nothing about the invasion.

“I think the DSS was trying to rope him in when they said they barricaded the National Assembly after ‘order from above’.

“When people hear the word ‘order from above’, the impression they always have is that the order is from the president.

“Yet, Osinbajo as the Acting President, knew nothing about the invasion. I think they knew that if they briefed him, he won’t approve it.”

Also speaking to Daily Independent, another credible source said: “If you look at the statement by Femi Adesina, he never categorically said President Buhari endorsed the sack.

“He only said the Acting President has the full powers of a president which he exercised. There is nowhere Adesina said President Buhari was briefed and he gave his nod for Daura’s dismissal. There are still some issues there which remain unresolved.

“From what we know, the Acting President takes full responsibility for the actions and he is ready to damn the consequences.

“If you know him, he is a very contented man and he is more of a technocrat than a politician. If you remember in May this year, he said he was ready to resign.

“Remember what he said in Benue. He said: ‘My Lord Bishop, you said you are not a politician, I am also not a politician. As a matter of fact, I’m also a priest and I’m a Christian, a born-again Christian. Because I’m a born again Christian, my destiny is not determined by any man but by God who I serve. Let me assure you that under no circumstances, none whatsoever, will I give up my faith or refuse to stand up for my faith. You can take that to the bank. Even the position that I currently occupy, I did not ask for it and I’m prepared to leave it at a short notice’.

“So that is Osinbajo for you. The president, including his loyalists, are not happy about the decision but the deed has been done.”

In its reaction, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) said it was not surprised that President Buhari was unhappy over the development.

Kola Ologbondiyan, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said even if the president had decided to punish Daura, it won’t be as fast and drastic as done by Osinbajo.

“We are not surprised because even if President Buhari decides to punish the sacked DSS boss, it would not have been swift and drastic as done by the Acting President.”

https://independent.ng/disquiet-in-presidency-over-sack-of-daura/amp/

Shebi dem say he (osinbanjo) acted under the directives of his boss?

lexy2014:
pls who are these cabal?

Identify Buhari's kitchen cabinet member and you have the cabal.

I guess Mrs Buhari knew exactly what she was saying when she shouted an alarm that a cabal had hijacked her husband's government.

lexy2014:
saraki and dino were elected just like every other politician. Are saraki&dino d reason y there's no rule of law in Nigeria?

Just like Buhari was elected like every other politician but I'm sure you'll say he's a bad ruler right?

buchilino:


AM A FEDERAL WORKER, SO I NO WAT AM TELLING YOU.

So can you tell us who and who?

Ioannes:


Just like Buhari was elected like every other politician but I'm sure you'll say he's a bad ruler right?

whether buhari is a good leader or not is a matter of how he carries out his constitutional responsibilities and fulfils his campaign promises.this also applies 2 saraki&dino and 2 every elected public official in d country. that's y I was wondering y u singled out saraki&dino

Ioannes:


Identify Buhari's kitchen cabinet member and you have the cabal.

I guess Mrs Buhari knew exactly what she was saying when she shouted an alarm that a cabal had hijacked her husband's government.

when u say kitchen am sure we can agree that these are a set of people that are close&loyal 2d president. People who d president can trust&depend on. D question is who appointed these people into d kitchen cabinet?

FarahAideed:
The truth has started emerging

Very unfortunate to say i am sorry for the buhari zombies, they are cursed with short memories, low I.Qs, lack of reading comprehension, they are littered in millions all over the country, APC is making a good use of them seeing that they useful due the lack of education that has been denied them for political use.

Ioannes:


So can you tell us who and who?

IN MY AGENCY, YES

Corrinthians:
Daura is gradually becoming an adopted hero of PDP supporters.

Who says God is not wonderful?

Sorry for what happened to u, APC brainwashed u, we know it's easy to free ur self from their web, being one of the useless zombies av its effect, my condolence extends to ur families, what a loss.

Corrinthians:
Daura is gradually becoming you people's hero. Isn't God wonderful?

It wasn't wonderful when he was serving ur needs, i am asking do u people av mental cases?, because the way u reason is beyond understanding?.

The only advice i can give the VP now is to be careful. They will stop at nothing to rubbish him at the end of the day.

They the cabal are pnly tolerating him for now because of elections.
The code of the cabal is either you are with them or you are not. No room for middle man position which VP is playing now, its too dangerous. Daura will be settled with another job when bubu returns then they will restrategize and fight back.

buchilino:


IN MY AGENCY, YES

Which agency is that?

Ioannes:


Which agency is that?

DER R SOME INFO, ONE DONT BROADCAST ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Ioannes:


Which agency is that?

DER R SOME INFO, ONE DONT BROADCAST ON SOCIAL MEDIA

lexy2014:
whether buhari is a good leader or not is a matter of how he carries out his constitutional responsibilities and fulfils his campaign promises.this also applies 2 saraki&dino and 2 every elected public official in d country. that's y I was wondering y u singled out saraki&dino

Because they are the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa.

buchilino:

DER R SOME INFO, ONE DONT BROADCAST ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Okay, if you say so.

Ioannes:


Because they are the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa.

are u saying this because they oppose buhari or because they haven't carried out their constitutional responsibilities?

If u can explain how saraki and dino have become "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa", I will b most glad?

lexy2014:
are u saying this because they oppose buhari or because they haven't carried out their constitutional responsibilities?

If u can explain how saraki and dino have become "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa", I will b most glad?

I won't indulge you. You have access to the internet like I do. Do your own research.

And the fact that you think I hold my opinion because I support Buhari confirms what I'm thinking about you.

But here's the thing. I despise Buhari as well. I think he is ethnocentric and bigoted. He is indeed a terrible leader.

I guess you are confused because you think anybody who didn't support Saraki out Dino must surely support Buhari. Good luck with that.

Ioannes:


I won't indulge you. You have access to the internet like I do. Do your own research.

And the fact that you think I hold my opinion because I support Buhari confirms what I'm thinking about you.

But here's the thing. I despise Buhari as well. I think he is ethnocentric and bigoted. He is indeed a terrible leader.

I guess you are confused because you think anybody who didn't support Saraki out Dino must surely support Buhari. Good luck with that.

hahahahahahaha...so what are u thinking about me? people on naira land will never cease 2 amaze me with their sentimental responses. Its quite unfortunate that u cant engage in a conversation without employing foul language to express urself. If u can't tolerate d views of others and respond 2 them in a civilised and mature way, how then can u point at those in positions of authority and call them names? We don't have to agree but what we owe each other is mutual respect. That's something u have 2 learn to give to people even if they don't agree with ur point of view. Always keep ur emotions in check.

Back 2d matter, if u make an allegation about someone, u should b ready to take responsibility to defend it. Am already on d internet interacting with u. Asking u questions about what u said is part of research. U are d source of this info that saraki and dino are "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa". I got that from u on d internet. Is there any other internet?

lexy2014:
hahahahahahaha...so what are u thinking about me? people on naira land will never cease 2 amaze me with their sentimental responses. Its quite unfortunate that u cant engage in a conversation without employing foul language to express urself. If u can't tolerate d views of others and respond 2 them in a civilised and mature way, how then can u point at those in positions of authority and call them names? We don't have to agree but what we owe each other is mutual respect. That's something u have 2 learn to give to people even if they don't agree with ur point of view. Always keep ur emotions in check.

Back 2d matter, if u make an allegation about someone, u should b ready to take responsibility to defend it. Am already on d internet interacting with u. Asking u questions about what u said is part of research. U are d source of this info that saraki and dino are "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa". I got that from u on d internet. Is there any other internet?

You see insults where you want to. I draw inferences about you and make my conclusions as to who I'm having this discussion with. Same as you just did. The only difference is that I haven't told you what conclusions I've made about you, but you have told me what conclusions you've made about me.

Same thing applies with my opinions about Saraki and Dino. I watch the political arena and observe moves. I read the reactions of the various players and I make my conclusions. You can decide to wait for the very corrupt and very compromised law courts to make their pronouncements. I won't.

I am a sentient being. So are you. You can read the papers and draw whatever conclusions. Or you can decide to ignore the signs and pointers. That would be your decision.

I know what good governance looks like and feels like. Unfortunately most Nigerians haven't had, don't have and probably will never have that opportunity.

I guess y'all deserve the likes of Dino Melaye who fakes his own kidnapping so as to avoid appearing in court.

Maybe even worse is that y'all deserve the society that allows him to be able to pull that stunt and let him go Scott free without challenging his claims.

Ditto with the Senate President and his deputy who have misled the public by under declaring their real assets a clear violation of public office code of conduct.

They've both been in the forefront of padding national budgets and other legislative rascality. Amassing stupendous wealth at the expense of ordinary Nigerians like you.

I won't say much other than: They deserve you and you deserve them.

#modified:

By the way I haven't insulted you at all. I have been Curt but no insult.

Ioannes:


You see insults where you want to. I draw inferences about you and make my conclusions as to who I'm having this discussion with. Same as you just did. The only difference is that I haven't told you what conclusions I've made about you, but you have told me what conclusions you've made about me.

Same thing applies with my opinions about Saraki and Dino. I watch the political arena and observe moves. I read the reactions of the various players and I make my conclusions. You can decide to wait for the very corrupt and very compromised law courts to make their pronouncements. I won't.

I am a sentient being. So are you. You can read the papers and draw whatever conclusions. Or you can decide to ignore the signs and pointers. That would be your decision.

I know what good governance looks like and feels like. Unfortunately most Nigerians haven't had, don't have and probably will never have that opportunity.

I guess y'all deserve the likes of Dino Melaye who fakes his own kidnapping so as to avoid appearing in court.

Maybe even worse is that y'all deserve the society that allows him to be able to pull that stunt and let him go Scott free without challenging his claims.

Ditto with the Senate President and his deputy who have misled the public by under declaring their real assets a clear violation of public office code of conduct.

They've both been in the forefront of padding national budgets and other legislative rascality. Amassing stupendous wealth at the expense of ordinary Nigerians like you.

I won't say much other than: They deserve you and you deserve them.

I believe these are ur words:

"I guess you are confused..."

U seem 2b giving this conversation a different interpretation as I can c u are getting very personal in ur responses. Like I said earlier, u won't always have people agree with ur perspective no matter how perfect u perceive it 2b.

Whatever opinion u have of saraki&dino are yours. But my enquiry is y single just d two of them out cos I don't c what u wrote about them that isn't common to all other politician of their generation in nigeria. Are they corrupt? Definitely. Are they d most corrupt. Definitely not. They are just two of d many who are members of d political class that are a burden on d progress of Nigeria. So when u say just 2 guys are "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa", I think that's a bit of an exaggeration.

lexy2014:
I believe these are ur words:

"I guess you are confused..."

U seem 2b giving this conversation a different interpretation as I can c u are getting very personal in ur responses. Like I said earlier, u won't always have people agree with ur perspective no matter how perfect u perceive it 2b.

Whatever opinion u have of saraki&dino are yours. But my enquiry is y single just d two of them out cos I don't c what u wrote about them that isn't common to all other politician of their generation in nigeria. Are they corrupt? Definitely. Are they d most corrupt. Definitely not. They are just two of d many who are members of d political class that are a burden on d progress of Nigeria. So when u say just 2 guys are "the face of corruption,bad leadership, bad governance and everything wrong with leadership in Nigeria and Africa", I think that's a bit of an exaggeration.

Why single them out? Would you prefer I name all the politicians in Nigeria just to make a point?

For me when you mention corruption in Nigeria it is their faces I see in my imagination. Does that explain it?

Heheh! Ok, does that implies is not saraki again? Although, APC DPD, I hate both parties with passion: Osinbanjo made a very big mistake in not sacking IGP alongside.......I wish Buhari to spend more days in London; ANY ATTEMPT FOR ANY FULANI TO RAISE AK47 OR DAGGER....I STRONGLY BELIEVE A DECISIVE ACTION WILL FOLLOW. Majority of Nigerians even osinbanjo himself do not know that buhari is a dictator & a terrorist!

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

President Muhammadu Buhari is said to be angry over last week’s sack of Lawal Daura, former Director-General, Department of State Services (DSS), by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo.

Investigations by Daily Independent in Abuja at the weekend indicated that the president and those close to him were unhappy given the manner Daura was abruptly relieved of his job by Osinbajo.

Daura was fired following last Tuesday’s early morning invasion of the National Assembly by masked security operatives which prevented lawmakers and members of staff, including the Clerk of the National Assembly, Alhaji Mohammed Sani Omolori, from accessing their offices.

Although the masked security operatives claimed they acted based on “order from above”, reports indicated that Daura didn’t get the nod of Osinbajo, who is acting on behalf of President Buhari, to carry out the operation.

While dousing tension that the action by Osinbajo may not have received the blessings of President Buhari, who is currently in the United Kingdom (UK) on vacation, Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, said the presidency was one, adding that there was no way such a decision would have been taken without an accord between Osinbajo and his boss.

However, a presidency source who spoke with Daily Independent said President Buhari and his men were not happy over the manner Daura, a close ally of the president, was unceremoniously booted out of office.

He, however, said President Buhari would not likely reverse the decision upon his return, saying, “Doing so may lead to widespread condemnations in Nigeria and the international community.”


He continued: “I can tell you authoritatively that President Buhari was not in the know before Daura was fired.

“Given Buhari’s style, he wouldn’t have fired him immediately like the Acting President did".


"I believe the Acting President, a very tough and disciplined man, has had enough of the insults from the cabals and decided to put his foot on the ground by using Daura as a scapegoat.

“Prior to this, many of these powerful cabals believed they were only answerable to President Buhari who appointed them.

“If you remember, during the last medical vacation by President Buhari, some of these people bypassed the Acting President and took sensitive documents to the president in the UK but he sent them back to Nigeria, telling them to report to Osinbajo whom he had delegated authority to.

“I believe, with the development, other powerful appointees who had hitherto taken Osinbajo for granted will now sit up and know they can lose their jobs before President Buhari’s return and any action taken by the Acting President may likely not be reversed, especially if it is in national interest and is applauded by majority of Nigerians and the international community".

“I understand the Acting President also decided to fire Daura to exonerate himself and prove to Nigerians that he knew nothing about the invasion.

“I think the DSS was trying to rope him in when they said they barricaded the National Assembly after ‘order from above’.

“When people hear the word ‘order from above’, the impression they always have is that the order is from the president.

“Yet, Osinbajo as the Acting President, knew nothing about the invasion. I think they knew that if they briefed him, he won’t approve it.”

Also speaking to Daily Independent, another credible source said: “If you look at the statement by Femi Adesina, he never categorically said President Buhari endorsed the sack.

“He only said the Acting President has the full powers of a president which he exercised. There is nowhere Adesina said President Buhari was briefed and he gave his nod for Daura’s dismissal. There are still some issues there which remain unresolved.

“From what we know, the Acting President takes full responsibility for the actions and he is ready to damn the consequences.

“If you know him, he is a very contented man and he is more of a technocrat than a politician. If you remember in May this year, he said he was ready to resign.

“Remember what he said in Benue. He said: ‘My Lord Bishop, you said you are not a politician, I am also not a politician. As a matter of fact, I’m also a priest and I’m a Christian, a born-again Christian. Because I’m a born again Christian, my destiny is not determined by any man but by God who I serve. Let me assure you that under no circumstances, none whatsoever, will I give up my faith or refuse to stand up for my faith. You can take that to the bank. Even the position that I currently occupy, I did not ask for it and I’m prepared to leave it at a short notice’.

“So that is Osinbajo for you. The president, including his loyalists, are not happy about the decision but the deed has been done.”

In its reaction, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) said it was not surprised that President Buhari was unhappy over the development.

Kola Ologbondiyan, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said even if the president had decided to punish Daura, it won’t be as fast and drastic as done by Osinbajo.

“We are not surprised because even if President Buhari decides to punish the sacked DSS boss, it would not have been swift and drastic as done by the Acting President.”

https://independent.ng/disquiet-in-presidency-over-sack-of-daura/amp/

How can buharia approve of the sack of a fellow terrorist like him?