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EVEN when the President, Muhammadu Buhari, had officially and openly expressed his willingness to work with the new National Assembly leaders to achieve harmonious relationship between the executive branch and the legislative arm, why has it become impossible for a section of the APC leadership to adjust themselves to the new reality?
Does the APC leadership need to be reminded or rather warned that the political developments at the National Assembly are interplay of forces and interests that are dynamic and this should not be promoted to the point of being a threat to our democracy and the new administration?


We should not forget too soon the historic nature of the mandate of President Mohammadu Buhari and the arduous challenges ahead to deliver on making Nigeria work for all Nigerians. It is important, especially for members of his own party, to rally behind him in the quest to enthrone good governance that will spur security and stability, economic and social development, job creation, infrastructure renewal and above all a better life for Nigerians.


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APC should stop all their blame games and concentrate on governance if they really want to