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One of the conditions was that the candidates
must be technically competent and of proven
integrity. The second reason is that the person must also show loyalty to the party.

By this, a source said that Buhari indirectly laid
emphasis on the need to field the names of the
founding members of the party and not
defectors from other political parties.

Vanguard also gathered that Buhari may not
likely run a bloated cabinet where the status quo
is 42 Ministers.

Firefire:
If you call me mumu boy at my age, when will you address me as mumu man ? @ 73 ?

dearisgodoooo

atlwireles:
I don't know why the leadership of the party is making all this noise. Fayose position is where majority of the members stand. The leadership of the party is going to change.

kolomax:
But I thought OLOSI Metuh said Everything is well in the party

Truckpusher:
Who takes things too personal here than your folks?

Tell them to leave barca alone abeg.

Firefire:
are you one of them ? no offence intended.

kastonkastrol:
mtcheewww

Hisses again

Mtcheeewww


And again


Mtcheeeeeeewww.........


I hope this trash won't be push to the homepage

Death to PDP

Gboliwe:
Lol. That moniker is as useless as ffk.

Gboliwe:
The worst this government did was to give you this last minute job they gave you. What exactly were they thinking? You are doomed sha. June 18th isn't far.

IyaIode:
You all have been seeing crisis in the Apc even before they got registered. Please take your stupidly where it is needed.

According to the coordinator of the protest,
Aderibigbe Kayode Vincent,”we heard from
a source within the Presidency that A PDP chieftain in Lagos (names withheld) told Mr President he paid us N350,000 each. This is a big lie. We have not been paid a dime for the three years that we have worked.

We have over 70,000 staffs and they are owing
all of us. So, I don’t know where he got that
figure from.

taharqa:
Lolz... Post-May29th Nigeria would be interesting for sure

By d way, leaving aside this Yerima angle which may just be either anoda media propaganda and/or political posturing by so interests, I hope you have taken full cognizance of the how una (APC) have shared all the top positions :

President-- NORTHWEST; Vice president-- SOUTHWEST; Senate President-- NORTHEAST; Speaker-- SOUTHWEST; Chief Justice-- NORTHWEST (although this one is statutory).
These are the 5 TOP positions in the country by the way.

And particularly in the Senate which is the main institution been talked about here:

Senate President-- NORTHEAST; Deputy Senate President--NORTHCENTRAL; Senate Leader-- SOUTHWEST or NORTHWEST.
And those are the TOP 3 positions in the Senate by the way.

Una dey try no be small .....

Firefire:
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which type of fake moniker be this ?

The ORIGINAL IS lalasticlala

SirRoberto:
it nt easy to deal wit those cabals... The best way to hav dealt with d cabals was to stop subsidy payment and u and i are witness to wat happend wen govt tried it during GEJ tenure.... D masses ignorantly followed d cabals in ensuring their biz continued. I hop d incoming administration wil hav d hart to successfully stop this subsidy payment once and for all

You guys are missing the whole point. The masses didn't ignorantly follow anybody, they took a stand that was best for them which is the retention of the payment of subsidies.

Subsidy payment isn't a bad idea, the problem rather lies with the government and her agencies that have become iredeemably corrupted resulting in the payment of claims for nonexistent imports. Was it not revealed during the hearings of the HoR that tens of billions of naira were paid to people as subsidy claims when they didn't even import a single drop of fuel?? Didn't we hear about ships that brought in products while at the same time the wreckage of those ships have been lying at the bottom of the ocean for decades, forming nice little coral sights for marine life? What about round tripping? Do you think this would have been possible without the active connivance of government agents

What the government needs to do is not getting rid of the policy, but enhancing monitoring and overall efficiency of the system. This way, payments would be made to only genuine claims and we wouldn't end up having an over bloated expenditure on subsidy. I'm pretty much sure if that is done we'd see a reduction in this expenditure of not less 50%.

You can't cut off the head just to spite the body.