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Obiagelli:
Apc poll

1. Bayelsa State - 0.2%
2. Rivers State - 30%
3. Ondo State - 50%
4. Benue - (apc stronghold, they even have a senator) -50%
5. Pleateu State -25%
6. Anambra State (when Ngige wins) -55 %
7. Imo State - 80%
8. Ebonyi - - 5%
9. Enungu - - 5%
10. Abia - - 20%
11. Delta - - 40 %
12. Edo- - 60%
13. Lagos- - 80% which would translate to
massive votes in terms of population figures
14. Kwara - - 60% if the PDP Crisis
continues
15. Kano - -80% if the PDP CRisis continues
16. Adamawa - -60% if PDP Crisis
continues
17. Borno - 90%
18. Yobe - 90%
19. Oyo State- 80%
20.Ogun - 80%
21. Oshun - 90%
22. Ekiti -80 %
23. Kogi - 35%
24. Nassarawa- 70%
25. Kaduna - 60%
26. Kebbi - 79%
27. Niger - 70%
28. Sokoto - 75%
29. Zamfara - 70%
30. Jigawa - 75%
31. Bauchi- 70%
32- Gombe - 70%
33 - Taraba - 60%
34- Cross River - 10%
35- Akwa Ibom -10%
36. Katsina - 90%

Thanks to cluelessness.

Take Edo outta ur calculation cos we vote traditionally for pdp in Feds election. Oshiomohle has a work pact with GEJ for 2015

I drove from Lagos to Auchi one week after I started driving. I was just 20yrs old then.

However article 18.4 of the Fifa Disciplinary Code states: "An expulsion automatically incurs suspension from the subsequent match, even if imposed in a match that is later abandoned, annulled and/or forfeited."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24081934[/quote]Case closed!

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Ah baba just dared Atiku to visit the USA, Atiku shud prove baba wrong by transiting Potomac, MD so we the neutrals can be d judge

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We wil not fire any shot but we willl win d war, let us hav opposition from other party and not recognise any opposition in the pdp - Anthony Anenih

My big respect to Akpabio... Such truthful words

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abu12: No with time, it will make up 22. Definitely APC will always win state like kastina where buhari come from, gombe, kebbi, bauchi and likely kadunna even if they are not in the fold for now.

Mind you, northern will always go one way when it comes to battle like this.

u mean like the CPC won in Katsina in 2011?

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Toktee: I don't know how old are you but i think you have a problem with telling the truth,,,,let me give u some reason y Jonathan deserved impeachment
1.for ameachi to have remove subsidy without due consultation with nigerians xpecially the house of reps,iz enough reason to remove the dumbo,
2,his inability to perform despite the huge money accruing from oil production,
3.sharing of the subsidy founds with the oil rebel,
4.wasting nigerians money on his obessed wife pet project
5.hix inability to handle internal crisis in the country
6.his inability to call his wife to order from dizturbing an elected governor of a state and wasting mollions of money on food in aso rock,these and more are enough reason for dundi to have resign since and cover his face in shame.

Bros read your post again and tell me how old you are!

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why is dis report about nPDP? nPDP shud act and stop making silly old threats

seanet02: There are so many things jonathan have done that can be used to impeach him.

Kindly enlighten us on some of these things... Thank u in advance

I used to like this Atiku guy very well, that's d days of 3rd term agenda for 'Mr.Oldman wearing agbada and causing troubles', but wit time I grew older and got to know him as Atiku! The goodnews about Atiku is that more than half of Nigerians know him for the thief he is and any attempt to seek the presidency of our great country will be crushed right in his dreamland.

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Has the president committed any crime punishable by impeachment? If they try any roforofo, then the nPDP shud be ready to vacate their NA seats wit a kangaroo court judgement. Na naija we dey where "an eye for an eye " definitely blind any opponent wit roforofo intention

albiol: From all the comments from the pro GEJ guys in here one can now see why nigeria is not growing Does some people even know the meaning of DIPLOMACY? Must we use violence or strong willed power to solve every issue in nigeria? We as a nation can't move on if we continue to act like this

And people like you will call GEJ names when he take things slow and try the dialogue Way. What would you do when enemies seem to take your simplicity for stupidity?

Bad Attitude: Who does not know the consequences of shunning obj?

Well they are calling his bluff now and he shud be fatherly enough to quench the fire he started. The old man always like to show himself

The crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has dire consequences for the legislative agenda of the administration. It is as such not surprising that the National Assembly has become a battleground in the emerging crisis within the self proclaimed largest political party on the continent.

Last Sunday, a day after seven governors of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP walked out of their party’s national convention in Abuja, to establish a parallel faction of the ruling party, Senator Joy Emodi, Special Adviser to the President on National Assembly commenced a circuit of the homes of the principal officers of the National Assembly.

As she went round the homes of the principal officers of the National Assembly that Sunday, the message was unchanging: we must not break ranks, we must put our patriotism above the grievances and difficulties of the day.

The import of the tour became apparent just a day later when 26 senators belonging to the PDP made a joint statement throwing their support for the new PDP as led by Alhaji Kawu Baraje. It even became more urgent when a day later, 58 members of the 202 members of the PDP in the House of Representatives made a public declaration in support of the nPDP.

The 58 members who made the declaration, however, fell short of the number of members that were expected. Vanguard sources in the National Assembly revealed that the 58 who assented to the announcement were only the members that their colleagues could reach as at Tuesday evening when they issued the declaration.

Rep. Ogbonna Nwuke, a member of the House of Representatives from Rivers State was pointed in asserting that the 58 were just a fraction of the number of House members waiting to jump ship.

“It is obvious that what you heard is a mass movement (and) there will be more defections from the old PDP to the new PDP because the new PDP offers a ground of freshness,” he told Vanguard in an interview.

By the time the House of Representatives resumes from break later this month, many more members of the House of Representatives are expected to join the bandwagon supporting the nPDP.

Given the touchy relationship that had in the past existed between the National Assembly and the presidency, the development last weekend is bound to be of very serious effect to the administration’s legislative agenda.

The effect of the development is that the PDP under the control of the national chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur is left with a minority in the two chambers of the National Assembly.

In the Senate, the PDP which before last Saturday commanded 73 seats is left with 47 loyal senators in the 109 member Senate.

The nPDP with 26 members could in combination with the APC which has 33 senators frustrate the administration’s goals and where not, even force on the administration, the policies of the opposition.

The situation in the House of Representatives is even more dangerous for the ruling party. Members who threw up a leadership against the desire of the PDP have since inauguration in 2011 almost been on constant warfare with the administration.

In the view of many stakeholders what has held back open warfare is the pragmatic and level-headed approach Mrs. Emodi employed to her duty of relating with the National Assembly members.

Mrs. Emodi who is a former senator has been able to through experience worm her way into the love of the legislators in both chambers to the extent that hardliners in the House have often pulled back from pulling punches at the administration. Please lets maintain cordiality

The members have despite her entreaties not compromised on their insistence on withdrawing funding for the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC and only softened in their opposition to the 2013 budget amendment bill only after entreaties from the National Assembly leadership and Emodi.

But with the establishment of the Kawu Baraje led parallel faction of the PDP, neither Emodi nor the presiding officers are believed to be in position to douse the angst of the members.

Sources in Abuja yesterday revealed that the nPDP members who with their colleagues in the All Progressives Congress, APC now have the majority in the two chambers have sent out signals to the presiding officers to play cool or otherwise suffer the consequences of aligning with Tukur. Indeed for the first time since the advent of the leaderships in the two chambers, the impeachment word is even being bandied about by some members.

In the Senate where its leadership had in the past been regarded as being too cozy with the presidency, there were indications that both Senator David Mark and his deputy, Senator Ike Ekweremadu may have decided to play below the radar in the ensuing struggle for the soul of the party.

Ensuing struggle:

Senator Mark who has achieved the feat of steering the Senate for an unprecedented six straight years, and skipped all the banana peels that regularly brought down predecessors, is undoubtedly facing the biggest crisis of his leadership.

An overt attempt by the Senate President to side with the party could lead to a rebellion among the ranks of the opposition senators who now have a majority. It is not impossible that rivals of Senator Mark in the loyal PDP camp could use the opportunity to foment the kind of trouble that the Senate president had all the while fended off.

It is not as if Senator Mark has not had issues with the presidency himself. Sources disclose that the one time cordiality between Senator Mark and the presidency may have hit the rocks. Some allege that the inclination of presidency minders to incline towards Governor Gabriel Suswam of Benue State on issues and appointments concerning Benue State instead of Mark as the presidency did before may have contributed to the sore.

So in navigating the difficult current between the mainstream PDP and the nPDP in the Senate, Senator Mark is bound to always watch his back to ensure that he does not draw the wrath of the aggrieved legislators.

It is not for nothing that Senator Mark who is always prompt to respond to national issues has through this week been totally quiet on the biggest political development to have rocked the seventh Senate.

So presidency minders expecting Senator Mark to heed the suggestion of Tukur and declare the seats of the nPDP senators vacant would be greatly disappointed.

Decision to break

PDP Presidency officials would even be more wary of developments in the House of Representatives. It is no news that the House and most elements in its leadership have for most of the last two years navigated different courses on issues affecting the polity.

With Speaker Aminu Tambuwal regularly accused of hobnobbing with opposition forces, the decision to break the PDP would strengthen his resolve for more relations with the opposition elements within and outside the House.

Remarkably, the governor of Sokoto State where Tambuwal comes from, Alhaji Aliyu Wamakko is one of the prominent members of the nPDP. It would as such be foolhardy for presidency officials to expect any sort of comfort from Tambuwal.

However, Speaker Tambuwal has consistently played the matured role in his dealings on issues relating with the administration. That is despite the tag of suspicion that some presidency officials have consistently placed on him.

In the unfolding development, Speaker Tambuwal is expected to firmly ride out the storm irrespective of how and in what direction the PDP breaks.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/pdp-crisis-mark-tambuwal-dancing-on-the-ceiling/#sthash.MpaPvnI9.dpuf

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