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Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello on Thursday visited APC National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu in Abuja.

This meeting is coming a day after Governor Yahaya Bello picked APC governorship nomination form and expression of intent to contest in November 16 poll.

This useless boy knows the people that are important and those that aren't. Sad.

There's every propensity that Bello would retain and remain in the Lord-Luggard's covetous seat. Bello is very dogged and ruthless with plethora of thugs under his payroll, coupled with federal power and that of the incumbent. And PDP is the only strong opposition that can challenge him, but the sad thing is that amongst the candidates vying under PDP, no one is assumed credible that can sway the electorates in order to upturn these forces already working for Bello. And another factor that will help bello is that, there are many contenders under different political parties that have the clout to evenly share their votes. Therefore, if the Igala votes are divided substantially, Yahaya Bello will carry the day. I wish PDP could lure senator echocho from APC and give him ticket, Bello will be a goner already. Otherwise, Bello would be returning Luggard's house by Nov. You can bookmark this post for reference purposes.

Two rogues

YAHAYA BELLO till 2024 according to majority of Kogi State people.

Earthquake2:
Two rogues

but they are not members of PDP

yarimo:
but they are not members of PDP

Pdp are learners for where Apc dey

If APC can still support this man

That means Buhari will be the most corrupt man on earth

Earthquake2:
Pdp are learners for where Apc dey

from their comments we shall no them. If you know you know

I preferred this man than that of Dino .

yarimo:
YAHAYA BELLO till 2024 according to majority of Kogi State people.

Not majority

Those who want to feed themselves alone

binsanni:
Not majority

Those who want to feed themselves alone

shaatap what do you know about kogi state politics?

yarimo:
shaatap what do you know about kogi state politics?

Look at this one