we need to change this law on carpet crossing.
it will not solve all our problems but it will solve a very big one.
it is making illiterate twats look intelligent.

@ mbulela, i think there's a law on that just that it is not stiffened

Wouldnt be suprised if atiku decides to run on ACN platform AGAIN cos hes a political prostitute like most nigerian politicians. Probably ACN is hoping to ask atiku to contest on its party ticket if he loses PDP presidential primaries since they cant get hold of buhari, if not why is bisi akande imploring losers from PDP and others to join ACN few days to primaries? ACN IS NOT BETTER THAN PDP, BOTH PARTIES ARE PRESENTLY DENS OF ROGUES JOSTLING FOR THE SOUL OF NAIJA HOWEVER THE BIGGEST THIEVING PARTY WILL ALWAYS MANIPULATE ELECTIONS IN ORDER TO WIN, HENCE THE ELECTION NEED FOR NIGERIANS TO REGISTER AND VOTE SOME CREDIBLE CANDIDATES WITHIN THESE PARTIES

johndoe200:

@Beaf

I agree with most of what you say, but I cannot accept your inclusion of Ribadu.

Given the relatively Junior position he occupied, he has shown his true dictatorial nature. What would happen if he was made President?

He lacks any experience which would qualify him as a presidential candidate. Can you imagine the Director of the FBI standing for the office of President of the USA without any other political position? What would people think if the head of the Fraud Squad in New Scotland Yard decided to contest for The PM position in the UK.

Ribadu is a newspaper creation and at best a distraction.

You are right, there are many question marks around Ribadu (the most recent being his sense of judgement). Yes Ribadu lacks experience and will not deliver his village, talkless of his state, but a big plus for him is that has a much higher morality than the average political leader.
My fear for him is the unbelievable weakness he has shown, which is lust for power; he never took out the time to build any sort of base, not even in his state! He will fizzle out in the next few months and might never rise beyond political commentary, except a govt gives him a position where he can shine.

Ultimately, Ribadu's power lust has marked him as a man for sale, and a man to be used. Its sad.