olasco2035:

thank God u know that PDP won his local government... let me ask u once again.....with how many vote...
u ar a fool to believed that during that election dogara is still in APC.....or u want to tell me that he campaigned for APC during the election

olasco2035:

thank God u know that PDP won his local government... let me ask u once again.....with how many vote...
u ar a fool to believed that during that election dogara is still in APC.....or u want to tell me that he campaigned for APC during the election

olasco2035:

thank God u know that PDP won his local government... let me ask u once again.....with how many vote...
u ar a fool to believed that during that election dogara is still in APC.....or u want to tell me that he campaigned for APC during the election

olasco2035:

hahaha u ar still a kido in terms of politics I know ur type boy

Hadebowale:
this is very much ridiculous, chai, after 12 years as a federal lawmaker, he still want to go for yet another 4years... in my opinion, no reasonable person should voted for him, kilode. this one naa thief ooooo

deboysben:
Buhari till 2019 if you know you know

Hadebowale:
this is very much ridiculous, chai, after 12 years as a federal lawmaker, he still want to go for yet another 4years... in my opinion, no reasonable person should voted for him, kilode. this one naa thief ooooo

Ojiofor:
From tomorrow Osho will start backing like a mad Dog....Hooooooooooooooooooooooooo Hom Hom Hom.LMAO

senatordave1:

No,apc already accepted his resignation informally ever since.by june,gbajabiamila will be the next speaker

olasco2035:
yakubu dogara dumps APC for PDP as he picks PDP nomination form to contest for reps
Speaker Yakubu Dogara has picked the nomination form to return to the House of Representatives on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, multiple sources familiar with the development have told PREMIUM TIMES.
The speaker picked the form on Wednesday, a day after dozens of his constituents travelled to Abuja from his home state of Bauchi.
Mr Dogara told his constituents during the rally,
which held at his residence in Abuja Tuesday, that he all but threw in the towel on partisan politics — having served 12 years at the House, four out of which he spent as Speaker — but their overwhelming demand forced his hands to continue his lawmaking career.
“Some people said they will retire us from politics, but we want to inform them that only God and the electorate can retire us,” Mr Dogara said in an apparent reference to his state governor Mohammed Abubakar, with whom he had been locked in a fierce battle of wits over 2019 electioneering.
Mr Dogara’s dispute with his APC state governor typifies similar patterns in many APC governed states including Kano, Ogun, Kaduna, Jigawa, Oyo and so on. In many of such states, the lawmakers defected from the governing party with the belief the governors would eventually have their way in the party. Only in few instances like in Kaduna did the federal lawmakers choose to remain in the APC and battle it out with the governor.
Mr Dogara has apparently now chosen to leave the APC.
The Bauchi politician was first elected to the parliament in 2007 as a member of the PDP, Nigeria’s ruling party from 1999-2015. He defected to the APC in 2014 as part of the new-PDP bloc that revolted ahead of the 2015 elections.
The loss of the new-PDP bloc to the APC was considered a major factor responsible for the defeat of President Goodluck Jonathan and the emergence of Muhammadu Buhari as the first opposition flag-bearer to defeat an incumbent in the country’s post-independence history.
Mr Dogara did not say through which political party he would run when he addressed his loyalists Tuesday, a development that tormented top APC politicians, according to one of them who spoke with PREMIUM TIMES Wednesday night.
“He has picked up a PDP nomination form,” a source close to the Speaker told PREMIUM TIMES Wednesday night. “They are filling it now and should be submitting it by tomorrow (Thursday).”
The disclosure was corroborated by another top PDP official at the Wadata House Wednesday night.
“I can confirm it, he picked up the form already,” the official said under anonymity to avoid offending Mr Dogara, whom they described as “a new bride”.
The low-key affair under which Mr Dogara obtained his nomination form from the PDP follows a consistent pattern of his political style.
The Speaker has long been identified as amongst those expected to leave the APC, but he declined to make this public unlike Senate President Bukola Saraki and a host of other top APC politicians who abandoned the ruling party in recent months.
Mr Dogara was amongst APC chieftains
who moved to polarise the party in early July, alleging unbridled marginalisation and frustrated by a reconciliation effort that was characterised by distrust between all parties.
Although Mr Dogara did not formally announce his defection to the PDP, his acquisition of the party’s form to run in his Bogoro/Dass/Tafawa Balewa Federal Constituency next February has effectively made him a chieftain of the opposition party.
The loss appears the biggest since the ruling party lost Mr Saraki to the PDP late July. The senate president is now in the race for the opposition party’s presidential ticket in primaries scheduled for next month.
Kola Ologbondiyan, a spokesperson for the PDP, declined comments Wednesday night. A spokesperson for Mr Dogara did not immediately return calls for comments.

source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/north-central/283369-2019-speaker-dogara-picks-pdp-nomination-form.html

olasco2035:
ed. The constituency is made up of Bogoro, Dass and Tafawa Balewa councils. In his native Bogoro council, the poll result reflected his leaning to the opposition. Since it is an open secret that the federal legislator and his supporters swung the pendulum to the direction of the PDP, the opposition party defeated the APC in the council. This is a confirmation that Dogara is the undisputed political leader of Bogoro. The PDP got 6,646, APC secured 3,992. However, the jubilation across the wards in Bogoro council was short-lived. Outside Bogoro, voters sang a different tune. At the end, it was evident that the Speaker had a potent, but a narrow base. Therefore, analysts suggested that Dogara would need APC just as the party needs him to win Bogoro in next year’s polls.
Also, the two APC senators who have defected to the PDP – Isa Misau and Nazif Gamawa – could not spring any surprise. Their defection did not create a bandwagon effect during the by-election.
In Dass council, APC got 7, 432 votes and PDP polled 4,028. In Tafawa Balewa, APC also defeated the PDP, garnering 14,309 votes to PDP’s 8,528. In other councils, APC maintained a peculiar pattern of electoral victory.

Hadebowale:
this is very much ridiculous, chai, after 12 years as a federal lawmaker, he still want to go for yet another 4years... in my opinion, no reasonable person should voted for him, kilode. this one naa thief ooooo

deboysben:
as how

OfficialAPCNig:

Stupid analysis. A bye-election is entirely different from a general election, PDP won all their bye-elections. Forget all the noise, campaign never start proper, every single atrocity Buhari committed would be resurrected and flashed before Nigerians. If you think APC would win NE, then you are still a toodler.Gombe, Bauchi, Adamawa are all gone for APC.

Buhari lacks international support to return as President of US most strategic ally in Africa and he is making the same mistake that led to GEJ's removal, romance with China.

Hadebowale:
this is very much ridiculous, chai, after 12 years as a federal lawmaker, he still want to go for yet another 4years... in my opinion, no reasonable person should voted for him, kilode. this one naa thief ooooo

olasco2035:
yakubu dogara dumps APC for PDP as he picks PDP nomination form to contest for reps
Speaker Yakubu Dogara has picked the nomination form to return to the House of Representatives on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, multiple sources familiar with the development have told PREMIUM TIMES.
The speaker picked the form on Wednesday, a day after dozens of his constituents travelled to Abuja from his home state of Bauchi.
Mr Dogara told his constituents during the rally,
which held at his residence in Abuja Tuesday, that he all but threw in the towel on partisan politics — having served 12 years at the House, four out of which he spent as Speaker — but their overwhelming demand forced his hands to continue his lawmaking career.
“Some people said they will retire us from politics, but we want to inform them that only God and the electorate can retire us,” Mr Dogara said in an apparent reference to his state governor Mohammed Abubakar, with whom he had been locked in a fierce battle of wits over 2019 electioneering.
Mr Dogara’s dispute with his APC state governor typifies similar patterns in many APC governed states including Kano, Ogun, Kaduna, Jigawa, Oyo and so on. In many of such states, the lawmakers defected from the governing party with the belief the governors would eventually have their way in the party. Only in few instances like in Kaduna did the federal lawmakers choose to remain in the APC and battle it out with the governor.
Mr Dogara has apparently now chosen to leave the APC.
The Bauchi politician was first elected to the parliament in 2007 as a member of the PDP, Nigeria’s ruling party from 1999-2015. He defected to the APC in 2014 as part of the new-PDP bloc that revolted ahead of the 2015 elections.
The loss of the new-PDP bloc to the APC was considered a major factor responsible for the defeat of President Goodluck Jonathan and the emergence of Muhammadu Buhari as the first opposition flag-bearer to defeat an incumbent in the country’s post-independence history.
Mr Dogara did not say through which political party he would run when he addressed his loyalists Tuesday, a development that tormented top APC politicians, according to one of them who spoke with PREMIUM TIMES Wednesday night.
“He has picked up a PDP nomination form,” a source close to the Speaker told PREMIUM TIMES Wednesday night. “They are filling it now and should be submitting it by tomorrow (Thursday).”
The disclosure was corroborated by another top PDP official at the Wadata House Wednesday night.
“I can confirm it, he picked up the form already,” the official said under anonymity to avoid offending Mr Dogara, whom they described as “a new bride”.
The low-key affair under which Mr Dogara obtained his nomination form from the PDP follows a consistent pattern of his political style.
The Speaker has long been identified as amongst those expected to leave the APC, but he declined to make this public unlike Senate President Bukola Saraki and a host of other top APC politicians who abandoned the ruling party in recent months.
Mr Dogara was amongst APC chieftains
who moved to polarise the party in early July, alleging unbridled marginalisation and frustrated by a reconciliation effort that was characterised by distrust between all parties.
Although Mr Dogara did not formally announce his defection to the PDP, his acquisition of the party’s form to run in his Bogoro/Dass/Tafawa Balewa Federal Constituency next February has effectively made him a chieftain of the opposition party.
The loss appears the biggest since the ruling party lost Mr Saraki to the PDP late July. The senate president is now in the race for the opposition party’s presidential ticket in primaries scheduled for next month.
Kola Ologbondiyan, a spokesperson for the PDP, declined comments Wednesday night. A spokesperson for Mr Dogara did not immediately return calls for comments.

source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/north-central/283369-2019-speaker-dogara-picks-pdp-nomination-form.html

deboysben:
Pdp ti take over


Welcome home our able speaker


Like for pdp no share for apc cos they have nothing to offer

seborrhic:
Coward.
He didn't want to decamp when others did,hoping to beg and bargain his way to the APC ticket.
When the door was officially shut against his cowardly face,he then decides to silently pick the PDP ticket.
As sure as night comes after day,Dogara would not return to the house because his defeat is sure.The speaker of the HOR may even be the last elective political office Dogara holds in Nigeria before he fades into political oblivion.
Cowardly nincompoop.