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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:40am On Apr 05

TonyeBarcanista:
NDC? That will be suicidal.

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Why?

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:42am On Apr 05

OriOko88:
Why can't they form a new party from scratch now?? Any partythey move to now will also experience factional issues engineer by the APC. Mk then create a new party entirely now

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It will not be registered on time. They actually tried that already. Didn't work out.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by johntolu: 12:45am On Apr 05

Cherrybae:
I will advice Atiku, Obi, Amaechi, Tambuwal to approach Wike, negotiate with wike , and return to PDP.

PDP remains the only strong party that can rival APC.

With the kind of good heart wike has. I'm sure he will work with them.

Wike will not allow them in his party.
He may probably allow his brother, Amaechi to return to PDP as a fellow Ikwerre man grin

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:48am On Apr 05

mach7:
This simply shows how unserious the so-called "opposition" is at managing issues and overcoming challenges.

To imagine that these guys want to be president, but can not anticipate preventable missteps or even preempt the ruling parties' strategy is just plainly criminal. How will they manage Nigeria's problem if they can't manage ordinary party affairs?

Obi - failed in managing LP, ran away.
Atiku - failed in managing PDP, ran away.
Kwankwaso - failed in managing NNPP, ran away.
Amaechi - suffered PTSD post primaries in APC, ran away.

Bunch of jokers.....None of them are fit to be president.

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If you are honest you will easily identify the common denominator who instigated all the "running away" you listed above. One common denominator. If your are sincere.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:49am On Apr 05

johntolu:
Wike will not allow them in his party.
He may probably allow his brother, Amaechi to return to PDP as a fellow Ikwerre man

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Lol. They will return to PDP that is going to field Tinubu right? Jokes.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:52am On Apr 05

Vision101:
You talk as if you own Nigeria. Your people are shopping for another party. Why are they always shopping and not owning? They lack conflict resolution ability for an institution as small as political party but they want us to hand over Nigeria's complex problem for them to resolve.

Can you see the difference between the management of the same APC under Buhari and the matured and sound management of the party under Tinubu?

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They don't lack any conflict management skills. That same Tinubu is the one using Federal might and money to scatter them and chase them from place to place.

In PDP he used Wike.
In LP, Lamidi Apapa/ Arabambi and that hat wearing fellow, can't remember his name.

In NNPP, he has used the Governor of Kano.

He has frustrated and chased the opposition about. It's about him. And he is doing same to ADC.

He will still hound them wherever they go and fighting a Federal corrupt purse is not easy for anyone.

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 12:59am On Apr 05

Cherrybae:
I will advice Atiku, Obi, Amaechi, Tambuwal to approach Wike, negotiate with wike , and return to PDP.

PDP remains the only strong party that can rival APC.

With the kind of good heart wike has. I'm sure he will work with them.

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Good heart?
Madam you love jokes!

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 1:01am On Apr 05

chopnaira:
There would be several others. e.g Sowore and co. What you won't have is former pdp and apc parading themselves as new Nigeria.

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For heavens sake. So you really imagine those micro parties being the only opposition will make for a legitimate election?

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by PHIPEX(m): 1:04am On Apr 05

abc115:
Stop spreading falsehood

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by GUNITGuy: 1:09am On Apr 05

Wike's Men are waiting for them ....lol 😅😅😅
They waiting for their own share of Atiku's Largesse...Make den Dy come na

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by blaise26abj(m): 1:13am On Apr 05

This Gombe guy sef . What does he hope to achieve with all these ? How many billions was he offered ? If they leave and win in their new party, make he just leave this country .

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by GUNITGuy: 1:17am On Apr 05

Omenapounds:
Tinubu will only succeed in throwing this country into a revolution that will make Endsars look like child play

Lol 😅😅😅😅 Endsars for who huh

Exactly for those Political Vagabonds ....you ask yourself are those guys worth fighting for you know what I mean

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Peacecore: 6:22am On Apr 05

PHIPEX:
INEC has refused to approve the requested new party for 2 years now. The so called master strategist is scared of any opposition in 2027

Show us evidence

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Validated: 6:28am On Apr 05

Okoyeeboz:
Na only Dickson dey the party?
Wait till time for sharing positions start. Na there you go laugh taya.

Everyone will resign on live TV. Sign and raise the resignation letter for all to see.
ADC will remain, once primaries are concluded, SDP, ADC, PDP and LP will jointly vote one presidential candidate. Let's see how Tinubu and Wike will survive it. Now ADC has exported Tinubu's meddlesomeness. So he will be handicapped.
TINUBU IS A GONER. His only salvation is to start a war with 🇹🇩

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by uchelouis45(m): 6:44am On Apr 05

OriOko88:
Why can't they form a new party from scratch now?? Any partythey move to now will also experience factional issues engineer by the APC. Mk then create a new party entirely now

My thoughts exactly.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Banhammy717: 7:11am On Apr 05

What is the difference between the politicians in this present ADC and that of APC?.
No difference.
Same set of people
Same political ideology

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by casualobserver: 8:06am On Apr 05

fergie001:
Bala's resignation isn't even on the burner.
ADC will be their party, any other move is wrong and out.

What's on the burner is Nwosu resigned and I didn't.
Asc argument, NEC made a decision and that's final.

I know why Mark went to Court.... 😂
INEC is doing what they are doing because they don't want that Convention to hold. Once it does, it shuts everything up! That's the Koko/

Everyone is free to use his brain to judge matters based on facts and critical thinking or based on sentiment and emotion. Everyone is free to create his own alternative fantasy universe and reside there.

That’s the beauty of freedom.

Happy Easter

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by 9jatriot(m): 9:16am On Apr 05

Let us even for a second assume that they resigned, do they have the power to just give the position to anyone of theiir choice?

It is like an ex-coach of Real Madrid goes and meets the coach of Blackburn and tells him to resign and hand over to him just like that. NO resort to the board, no investor input, the Blackburn coach just decides on his own who to hand over. How does it even make sense?

If all the exco resign at the same time, it makes sense for an interim management from the old members to take over or the NEC takeover, not total strangers.

casualobserver:
It’s their only move.

Let’s get to the genesis of this matter.

Bala (vice chairman) went to court claiming he did not resign and that he is by the constitution of the party the acting national chairman since others had resigned. He asked the court to declare their new exco illegal. The court asked David Mark and co to come and show why Baal’s request should not be granted. They never came! Instead they went to the appeal court…… to appeal what? The lower court had not then or to date given a decision so what are you appealing? Why have they been running from the originating court?

If Bala had resigned normally and the purported letter of resignation was not forged, then they would simply have gone to the originating court and tendered the proof of resignation. They were avoiding the court because they had no proof of resignation. They dare not tender the so called resignation letter in a court of law.

It is clear the letter was forged which is why they had been avoiding responding to the originating notice.

Therefore everything done in ADC post David Mark/ Aregbesola is illegal.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by casualobserver: 10:21am On Apr 05

9jatriot:
Let us even for a second assume that they resigned, do they have the power to just give the position to anyone of theiir choice?

It is like an ex-coach of Real Madrid goes and meets the coach of Blackburn and tells him to resign and hand over to him just like that. NO resort to the board, no investor input, the Blackburn coach just decides on his own who to hand over. How does it even make sense?

If all the exco resign at the same time, it makes sense for an interim management from the old members to take over or the NEC takeover, not total strangers.

Below are 1) the signatures on the purported resignation letter and the letter he wrote to the US embassy.

Looking at both, you can understand why when the high court put them on notice, they refused to respond but instead ran to the court of appeal….who also BTW dismissed their appeal and told them to go back to the high court!

In addition, Nwosu resigned on July 2, yet he wrote to INEC on July 29 as Chairman of ADC claiming Bala resigned in May! How is that possible? It is clear to everyone who has a brain what happened: Bala was not cooperating, they realized since they had all resigned except for him, he was automatically the acting chairman. So they produced a predated backdated resignation letter. The. Problem is because Nwosu had resigned, he has no legal authority to write to INEC as chairman of ADC.

All they had to do if they were legit was to go to the high court with the so called resignation letter. Why are they running away from producing the resignation letter at the high court if they are so sure he indeed resigned and the letter they are brandishing is not forged?

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Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by dragunov: 12:44pm On Apr 05

seunmsg:
That’s the only realistic option for now. It’s a new party with little or no problem. Just settle Dickson and they are good.

You mean Serialkiller Dickson?

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by commoditiesnig(m): 1:55pm On Apr 05

mach7:
This simply shows how unserious the so-called "opposition" is at managing issues and overcoming challenges.

To imagine that these guys want to be president, but can not anticipate preventable missteps or even preempt the ruling parties' strategy is just plainly criminal. How will they manage Nigeria's problem if they can't manage ordinary party affairs?

Obi - failed in managing LP, ran away.
Atiku - failed in managing PDP, ran away.
Kwankwaso - failed in managing NNPP, ran away.
Amaechi - suffered PTSD post primaries in APC, ran away.

Bunch of jokers.....None of them are fit to be president.

Very unfortunate set of so-called opposition politicians

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Owoino: 1:56pm On Apr 05

We will scatter any party you go to grin

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Vision101(m): 6:46pm On Apr 05

DeepSight:
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They don't lack any conflict management skills. That same Tinubu is the one using Federal might and money to scatter them and chase them from place to place.

In PDP he used Wike.
In LP, Lamidi Apapa/ Arabambi and that hat wearing fellow, can't remember his name.

In NNPP, he has used the Governor of Kano.

He has frustrated and chased the opposition about. It's about him. And he is doing same to ADC.

He will still hound them wherever they go and fighting a Federal corrupt purse is not easy for anyone.

Can you remember that Buhari even as president had problems in APC and the national Assembly. Remember the Senate issues. Why is the same APC well managed now free from major rancour and attracting more people?

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 6:49pm On Apr 05

Vision101:
Can you remember that Buhari even as president had problems in APC and the national Assembly. Remember the Senate issues. Why is the same APC well managed now free from major rancour and attracting more people?

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When a party is in power it is easier to control because there is someone at the top in the person of the president who has all financial and coercive tools of state

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by Vision101(m): 9:33pm On Apr 05

DeepSight:
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When a party is in power it is easier to control because there is someone at the top in the person of the president who has all financial and coercive tools of state

So Buhari was not in power then? You seem not to understand the point.

Re: ADC Crisis: Coalition Leaders Eye NDC, APP As Fallback Options by DeepSight(m): 9:52pm On Apr 05

Vision101:
So Buhari was not in power then? You seem not to understand the point.

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He was so that's why the centre still held.

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