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OyeofIkoTuN:
chei

That's nonsense...I prefer a bill that makes sure no rubbish sharia judge or Islamic scholar can be CJN ever...

Very True

frank14011991:
Even if Ayu steps down, wike will not support Atiku, I could remember the same thing happened with the G7 and bamanga tukur in 2015. Wike will support a southerner

God1000:
There won't be nuclear war

Some people's candidate can not hold spoon. The other two whose hands can hold spoon, they either sign privatisation for their cronies or sign public money as investment into a family business.
Something is cooking. I bet you can't wait!

#WeCantContinueLikeThis

Naijanascam:
Pastor Reuben

Pastor Reuben dey cash out him own money from Tinubu Sharp sharp no time, Tinubu is the new ATM this election.

Ezewuzie01:
Wike has lost so much weight from when he became governor in 2015 compared to his look now. He looks emaciated, his chubby cheeks and tummy gone and the front of his face looks sun burnt or oven-fried compared to the tone of skin of the rest of his body. Could be the bitter politics of the last seven and half years that has come to define his one man show government.

Ubongikouwem:
This is bad
This man wike is somehow, he violated the law and recognized Umehia as an ex governor cos he thought it would be to Amaechi 's pains

Now the deception and lies is revealed.

But Bwala has described Keyamo’s comments as a menace.
“Based on the confession/admission of their campaign spokesman, it is safe to assume that their candidate is missing, That’s a national security risk.
“At every given time, campaign must know the location of their Presidential candidate and why he is in that location. It is called national security,” Bwala wrote on his known Twitter handle.

The spokesman of the Atiku Abubakar Campaign Organisation, Daniel Bwala, on Thursday said the admission of Festus Keyamo (SAN), Spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign council, that he is not aware of the whereabouts of his principal, Bola Tinubu, is “a national security risk”.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that according to Bwala, “it is safe to assume that Tinubu is missing”.

Keyamo, while speaking on Channels TV’s ‘Politics Today’ on Wednesday, stated that only mischief makers are gravely concerned about Tinubu’s whereabouts.

“Our candidate is not in the country currently and I don’t have any information on where he is,” Keyamo had said.

But Bwala has described Keyamo’s comments as a menace.

“Based on the confession/admission of their campaign spokesman, it is safe to assume that their candidate is missing, That’s a national security risk.

“At every given time, campaign must know the location of their PC and why he is in that location. It is called national security,” Bwala wrote on his known Twitter handle.

bender79:
To douse this suspicion is it not better to let him talk? Which kind of games are they playing that ends up increasing suspicion