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Lol, just as BBC wrote a glowing report on Osinbajo, they have cooked up another story to give buhari the credit. LMAO

No matter what Bubu does today or intend to do tomorrow.....it will and can never conceal the fact that he remains a tribal and an ethnic bigot. They can only continue to fool & deceive those who have decided to be gullible all their lives

I noticed some people' comment, go through the article first, atleast half of it before commenting:

The argument for Seiyefa is borne out of his having less than one year to retire. He has spent 34 years in service. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The forces pushing for Daura’s reinstatement have lost the battle because the President has foreclosed his return.

“The President has no plans to bring back Daura under any guise. He believes this administration is one and will not overrule his deputy. He is a man of discipline and not an ethnic bigot.
“What happened is that some ministers, a few kitchen cabinet members and influential people close to the President sneaked into London to meet with Buhari to overturn Daura’s sack.

Some are not getting the message

lusim:
I noticed some people' comment, go through the article first, atleast half of it before commenting:

The argument for Seiyefa is borne out of his having less than one year to retire. He has spent 34 years in service. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The forces pushing for Daura’s reinstatement have lost the battle because the President has foreclosed his return.

“The President has no plans to bring back Daura under any guise. He believes this administration is one and will not overrule his deputy. He is a man of discipline and not an ethnic bigot.
“What happened is that some ministers, a few kitchen cabinet members and influential people close to the President sneaked into London to meet with Buhari to overturn Daura’s sack.

Some are not getting the message

You are a rare breed. Many are just blinded by hate and miss things which are so obvious right in front of them.

God bless you

In a normal country what he did was treasonous(attempted coup) and should have been shot or locked up decades.But because the lawmakers that he wanted to overthrow are lawless themselves,he seems to be be getting away with just mere dismissal and obviously free to keep his loots that he has amassed already as the head the rogue organisation. It is planet of dysfunctional apes down there.

Return of the mack? So the rumours were even true,ologun daura was to reinstate the man.

bejeria101:
Return of the mack? So the rumours were even true,ologun daura was to reinstate the man.

What part of the word FORECLOSED did you not understand?

Well i trust PMB on this, he will never reinstate the dismissal of the DSS boss.

Butterflyle0:
You know this because you work in Aso Rock and happens to be a friend to the VP abi?

People just pulling things out of their arses this morning

And you just pulled your thing out of your dick this morning.

Osinbajo not Osunbaje

veekid:
Demma talk say Osunbade took orders from Buhari before the action?

Obviously Buhari and Osinbajo work hand in hand, i like their combo

klimkid:
Well i trust PMB on this, he will never reinstate the dismissal of the DSS boss.

every bad egg must be put away and no coming back.

Butterflyle0:
https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Sacked-DSS-BOS.jpg

Buhari forecloses former DSS boss Daura’s return August 23, 2018 #THENATION

Despite pressure from some forces, including members of his kitchen cabinet, President Muhammadu Buhari has foreclosed the reinstatement of sacked Department of State Services (DSS) Director-General Lawal Daura, The Nation has learnt.

Some of the lobbyists, it was learnt, trailed the President to London to mount pressure for the reversal of Daura’s sack. He was relieved of his duties by then Acting President Yemi Osinbajo
Those against the ex-security chief’s return argued that his sack saved the nation’s democracy and boosted the Buhari administration’s democratic credentials.

The battle has since shifted to the Presidency, over the search for a new Director-General.
Some favour the retention of the office in the North. Many want acting DG Mathew Seiyefa to be confirmed to prove a point that the President has a national outlook.

The argument for Seiyefa is borne out of his having less than one year to retire. He has spent 34 years in service. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The forces pushing for Daura’s reinstatement have lost the battle because the President has foreclosed his return.

“The President has no plans to bring back Daura under any guise. He believes this administration is one and will not overrule his deputy. He is a man of discipline and not an ethnic bigot.
“What happened is that some ministers, a few kitchen cabinet members and influential people close to the President sneaked into London to meet with Buhari to overturn Daura’s sack.

“They alleged that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo sacked Daura before informing the President who was on vacation, said the source, who added:

“They were not aware that the President and the Vice President had discussed the fate of Daura and some security chiefs at least two weeks before the President proceeded on vacation in London. The two leaders had agreed on the need to effect a few changes.

“Osinbajo acted in line with the template set by his boss and acted appropriately.”
It was leaent that while in London, “a former Head of State and a minister in the kitchen cabinet advised the President to ignore these influential forces pushing for Daura’s return in view of the democratic mileage the administration scored with his removal after the unauthprised invasion of the National Assembly by hooded DSS operatives.

“The ex-Head of State warned on the diplomatic and international implications of reinstating Daura. The Minister also minced no words in confronting those who wanted the ex-DG back in office.” A source in government also gave insights into Daura’s removal.

The source said “while it is true that the Vice President sacked Daura before informing the President, it was in line with the earlier decision by the two leaders to tinker with the security apparatchik. “There was a template which the President would have worked on after the vacation which Osinbajo implemented.

Osinbajo informed the President of the action he took and the President endorsed it because the Presidency is one.”
“So, when Daura acted against democratic norms, he was invited to the Presidential Villa by the Acting President.

While seated in a part of Osinbajo’s office, waiting to see the VP, his removal.
“He was then escorted out of the back exit of the VP’s wing to a safe house for debriefing. There were no altercations in any manner between the VP and Daura.”


On the sucession matter, a security source said: “It is either the retention of Seiyefa or appointment of a new person as the substantive DG. For Seiyefa, who has less than a year left in service, this is the second time, he will be closer to clinching the job.”

Seiyefa In 2010, he lost to former DG Ita Ekpenyong, who was said to have been preferred by former President Goodluck Jonathan. Some “forces” are said to be pushing for a northern candidate to succeed Daura, but others in the kitchen cabinet have made a strong case for Seiyefa to prove a point that Buhari has a national character contrary to the accusation by some politicians that he is an ethnic bigot.

“ Seiyefa and three other Deputy Directors-General in the DSS are eminently qualified for the job. But Seiyefa is the most senior and for a service where hierarchy matters, he is first among equals,” the source said, noting however that “if Buhari goes out of the service to pick a new DG, it might lead to his exit and that of other three Deputy Directors-General”.

http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-forecloses-former-dss-boss-dauras-return/amp/

Daura is dead, let the president bury him

Butterflyle0:
What part of the word FORECLOSED did you not understand?

Do u think i dwell on nairaland stories?

bejeria101:
Do u think i dwell on nairaland stories?

Yet you commented on a nairaland story

I disagree with this post, its unfortunate that people still broadcast information without reasonable facts, what the DG did was unconstitutional, the decision was made by the vice president which shows that it was an action taken by the presidency, i don't know why people has come to twist the issue just because the man is related to the president.

now we know why Oshiomole did 2 days trip to London

it must have been to save Daura's job

israelmao:
It's clear now that Osinbajo did the firing but not as we were made to believe before.

of course Osibanjo did the firing. I don't think Osibanjo was carried along in the plan to use Daura to remove Saraki.

The same thing that happened to Daura also happened to Babachir Lawal. Remember the famour question "who is the Presidency?"

in both cases Osibanjo did the firing, and both are close allies of Buhari


The relationship between Buhari, Osibanjo and Tinubu is quite complex. Not as straightforward is it looks

When Osinbajo fired him, he did it under PMB's direction, so telling PMB to reinstate Daura is like telling him to change his mind which is obviously not possible. PMB and Osinbajo have a relationship built on understanding. Best team to run for 2019 elections

KingRagnar:
When Osinbajo fired him, he did it under PMB's direction, so telling PMB to reinstate Daura is like telling him to change his mind which is obviously not possible. PMB and Osinbajo have a relationship built on understanding. Best team to run for 2019 elections

Buhari gave the order to remove Saraki using DSS. Politics is complex my dear.

Daura had to go because the coup failed. It was Buhari-Oshiomole-Daura plan all along

When will he be punished for his crime??

how do you know he isn't?

WE have hear but BUhari is doing his best given the circumstances VP sha have set a pace that we cannot deny

Butterflyle0:
https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Sacked-DSS-BOS.jpg

Buhari forecloses former DSS boss Daura’s return August 23, 2018 #THENATION

Despite pressure from some forces, including members of his kitchen cabinet, President Muhammadu Buhari has foreclosed the reinstatement of sacked Department of State Services (DSS) Director-General Lawal Daura, The Nation has learnt.

Some of the lobbyists, it was learnt, trailed the President to London to mount pressure for the reversal of Daura’s sack. He was relieved of his duties by then Acting President Yemi Osinbajo
Those against the ex-security chief’s return argued that his sack saved the nation’s democracy and boosted the Buhari administration’s democratic credentials.

The battle has since shifted to the Presidency, over the search for a new Director-General.
Some favour the retention of the office in the North. Many want acting DG Mathew Seiyefa to be confirmed to prove a point that the President has a national outlook.

The argument for Seiyefa is borne out of his having less than one year to retire. He has spent 34 years in service. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The forces pushing for Daura’s reinstatement have lost the battle because the President has foreclosed his return.

“The President has no plans to bring back Daura under any guise. He believes this administration is one and will not overrule his deputy. He is a man of discipline and not an ethnic bigot.
“What happened is that some ministers, a few kitchen cabinet members and influential people close to the President sneaked into London to meet with Buhari to overturn Daura’s sack.

“They alleged that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo sacked Daura before informing the President who was on vacation, said the source, who added:

“They were not aware that the President and the Vice President had discussed the fate of Daura and some security chiefs at least two weeks before the President proceeded on vacation in London. The two leaders had agreed on the need to effect a few changes.

“Osinbajo acted in line with the template set by his boss and acted appropriately.”
It was leaent that while in London, “a former Head of State and a minister in the kitchen cabinet advised the President to ignore these influential forces pushing for Daura’s return in view of the democratic mileage the administration scored with his removal after the unauthprised invasion of the National Assembly by hooded DSS operatives.

“The ex-Head of State warned on the diplomatic and international implications of reinstating Daura. The Minister also minced no words in confronting those who wanted the ex-DG back in office.” A source in government also gave insights into Daura’s removal.

The source said “while it is true that the Vice President sacked Daura before informing the President, it was in line with the earlier decision by the two leaders to tinker with the security apparatchik. “There was a template which the President would have worked on after the vacation which Osinbajo implemented.

Osinbajo informed the President of the action he took and the President endorsed it because the Presidency is one.”
“So, when Daura acted against democratic norms, he was invited to the Presidential Villa by the Acting President.

While seated in a part of Osinbajo’s office, waiting to see the VP, his removal.
“He was then escorted out of the back exit of the VP’s wing to a safe house for debriefing. There were no altercations in any manner between the VP and Daura.”


On the sucession matter, a security source said: “It is either the retention of Seiyefa or appointment of a new person as the substantive DG. For Seiyefa, who has less than a year left in service, this is the second time, he will be closer to clinching the job.”

Seiyefa In 2010, he lost to former DG Ita Ekpenyong, who was said to have been preferred by former President Goodluck Jonathan. Some “forces” are said to be pushing for a northern candidate to succeed Daura, but others in the kitchen cabinet have made a strong case for Seiyefa to prove a point that Buhari has a national character contrary to the accusation by some politicians that he is an ethnic bigot.

“ Seiyefa and three other Deputy Directors-General in the DSS are eminently qualified for the job. But Seiyefa is the most senior and for a service where hierarchy matters, he is first among equals,” the source said, noting however that “if Buhari goes out of the service to pick a new DG, it might lead to his exit and that of other three Deputy Directors-General”.

http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-forecloses-former-dss-boss-dauras-return/amp/

edupedia:
....all those who taught u in school ought to be caned for planting nonsense in their students...

If I had the opportunity, all those teachers will pay back all the salary they earned and no pension too till their students wise up!

klimkid:
Well i trust PMB on this, he will never reinstate the dismissal of the DSS boss.

If he reinstates him, I swear I'm turning pdp, even if it gives me bad belle!