“A few days ago, I was with President Obasanjo in Bayelsa where he went for his medical check-up. That is a leader who believes in Nigeria. That is a leader who loves Nigeria. Meanwhile, I hear that London would soon have a visit from one of her most famous health tourists.”

He however insisted that Buhari will not be the president to be sworn in, come May 29, 2019

49cents:


Why are you guys celebrating and adoring these power drunk people who are bent on sacrificing the good of the commoner for their own selfish desires.

Can we start about rallying around OUR own candidate and not the ones PDP and APC give us every four years

The arrival of Saraki was heralded by loud ovation as he was led into the venue of the meeting by PDP national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus, and other top leaders of the party.

The report stated that during the ‘doctored’ parade, journalists were denied access to Miracle and Okwudiri when they were brought out from the command’s cell, while the hijab (Moslem women’s wear) they were adorned with were removed and withheld by the police

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, says he does not believe anyone who decides to leave a party should be crucified for making such decision.

He said this on Thursday in Lagos at the presentation of his new book ‘Who Is Watching The Watchmen?’.

Professor Soyinka, however, criticised the ill intentions of some politicians as their reasons for dumping one political party for another.

He faulted some of the events that played out in Benue State recently, especially the reactions that trailed the defection of Governor Samuel Ortom.

Similarly, the Nobel Laureate engaged in an interactive session on the subjects raised in the book.

One of the issues he spoke about was what he referred to as ‘the mal-administration’ in one of the previous governments.

Soyinka noted that the administration was a part of the sabotage which led to the failure of electricity in Nigeria at that time.

The interactive session also had in attendance human rights lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mr Femi Falana, as well as a renowned journalist, Mr Kunle Ajibade, among others.


https://www.channelstv.com/2018/08/02/nobody-should-be-crucified-for-leaving-a-party-says-soyinka/

Butterflyle0:


The divisive ones have always been PDP and you know it. Playing ethnic and religious politics so gullible puppets like you can dance to their music and it is clearly working on you

Vixlot:

"Leadership in Nigeria is the conspiracy of the rich to oppress the downtrodden" -Former Kwara PDP Chairman, Oyedepo