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Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Commentor: 6:56am On Oct 05, 2019
The Sun Newspaper = Vanguard 2.0
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by hisgrace090: 6:57am On Oct 05, 2019
Too much jealousy at the top.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by omenka(m): 6:57am On Oct 05, 2019
okefranci:
Anyone who reads this article will definitely know that it's a lie and the writer should be very careful in misleading masses with all these fake news
I doubt anyone will read it.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Nobody: 6:58am On Oct 05, 2019
But who didnt see this coming?
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by sapientia(m): 6:58am On Oct 05, 2019
Any fight exposes all these thieves more.

More of it.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Spatta: 6:59am On Oct 05, 2019
Nigeria is controlled and headed by thieves, men without honor, the men of Honor are daily despised and ridiculed, and even killed, People like Gani Fawehinmi, Saro Wiwa, and lately Omoyele Sowore,
Imagine a Country where decisions are made by people who should be in Jail, Bola Tinubu, Akpabio, Obasanjo, Atiku, Oshiomole, Rochas and the list goes on. It is the idea of, if you cant beat them that made people like Festus Keyamo and Ruben Abati to Join the gangs of these criminals and have ceased to speak for the Masses
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by jasmine1600: 7:01am On Oct 05, 2019
Smithkafors:
Even Tinubu wants to rule Nigeria.A drug baron and a professional looter wants to rule Nigeria,the sad part is that some people that don't have access to bullion van are supporting him.Nigeria is in trouble.Is it wrong if people like Adesina former agric minister,Peter obi and other technocrats to rule us?
I don’t know for them ohh.
Nigeria technocrats not these morning looters
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by SoNature(m): 7:03am On Oct 05, 2019
Smithkafors:
Even Tinubu wants to rule Nigeria.A drug baron and a professional looter wants to rule Nigeria,the sad part is that some people that don't have access to bullion van are supporting him.Nigeria is in trouble.Is it wrong if people like Adesina former agric minister,Peter obi and other technocrats to rule us?
Some giving people the impression that Nigeria is Vatican City.

Nigeria is home to the highest concentration of criminals, drug pushers, internet fraudsters, armed robbers, political thieves, hypocrites and stinking rich kidnappers.

So, I don't see why Tinubu cannot rule the country
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by prigoz(m): 7:05am On Oct 05, 2019
God will fight your battle while you hold your peace. The way Tinubu manipulated our election result and suffering Nigerians are into, he will not have rest. As for VP, he is a total disappointment to entire south, being used to propagate lies despite been pastor.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Chukapage(m): 7:05am On Oct 05, 2019
And some losers here was screaming IGBOS everywhere saying we are the ones that want the Vice President's downfall and we're doing propagandas where as it is Tinubu the bullion van and drug baron with some other South West politicians that want to crush OSIBANJO.lmao . cheesy
The major forces against the VP is From the WEST not EAST or North sef ,The cabal is trying to use the South West against the South West after which they will use the South East and South South to sabotage Southern presidency.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Peacemaker5128: 7:08am On Oct 05, 2019
Smithkafors:
Even Tinubu wants to rule Nigeria.A drug baron and a professional looter wants to rule Nigeria,the sad part is that some people that don't have access to bullion van are supporting him.Nigeria is in trouble.Is it wrong if people like Adesina former agric minister,Peter obi Okorocha and other technocrats to rule us?
This is an insult
Peter chinco obituary to rule Zoo? Never

Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by bareal(m): 7:14am On Oct 05, 2019
Exactly what was accused Jonathan of is playing out here in our very eyes... Politicians will ever be politicians!!!
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by akin9ja78(m): 7:18am On Oct 05, 2019
PDP news again
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by hisexcellency34: 7:23am On Oct 05, 2019
Some idiots will scream fake news!
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Jabioro: 7:24am On Oct 05, 2019
Press political permutations..
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by AdoIfHitlerr(f): 7:32am On Oct 05, 2019
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Commentor:
The Sun Newspaper = Vanguard 2.0
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shatap
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Sylraph1: 7:35am On Oct 05, 2019
IT IS NOT TRUE
IT IS FAKE
IT IS THIS...IT IS THAT
THIS 2019.....2023 IS STILL FAR AHEAD
WE ARE WATCHING
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by mercyviv(f): 7:38am On Oct 05, 2019
Osibanjo is the next president. All these media sleuthing won't change anything!
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Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by demitola(m): 7:39am On Oct 05, 2019
Some idiots will just sit down in one corner of their dirty room and fabricate fake news, publish it on some media platform with some funny name.
But when the publisher is arrested & slammed in jail by the DSS now, everyone will start shouting "Democracy in Danger"! Typical case study is my friend Agba Jalingo at Cross River.
Check those that are gulping this fake news now, they are those from that Hate Region, who never wanted this administration in the first place. My point is simple though, if your propaganda didnt work in 2015 & 2019, it can never work in 2023!

Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by maybanks: 7:39am On Oct 05, 2019
The moment I saw Saturday Sun in the story i know all assertions and postulation that made the writer come to this conclusion will be very baseless. Now they have failed in splitting Buhari and Osinbajo, they now trying to same to Tinubu and Osinbajo. It won't work that I know for sure
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Yellowface1220(m): 7:40am On Oct 05, 2019
Hmm! Let wait and see...
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Shooyie: 7:43am On Oct 05, 2019
The news is diluted really, the true parts are the quotes asides that everything written is cut and sew. Lots of these media outlets are giving different versions just to get readers.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by wink2015(m): 7:47am On Oct 05, 2019
Elchicolo:
•Probe absolves VP, indicts some aides
•All issues being resolved –VP’s office

Notwithstanding public appearances and statements to the contrary, political permutations and maneuvering for the 2023 presidential race may have finally come between the national leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo.

This became glaring following some developments in the presidency, which appeared to have reduced the influence of the VP within government. About three weeks ago, government agencies under the supervision of Vice President Osinbajo were directed to be seeking their approvals from the President, and same period, the Prof. Doyin Salami-led economic advisory council was set up to replace the Osinbajo-led economic management team. A presidential directive sacking the VP’s aides from the villa capped that; they are now to operate from a rented apartment in the Abuja metropolis.

While there have been many political interpretations given to the gathering storm, ranging from alleged complicity in some activities to attempts to shove him aside or whittle down his influence ahead of 2023, Saturday Sun gathered exclusively that the storm the VP is battling against is three-pronged.

Trouble began for the brilliant professor of law when some officials working with him were fingered in the purchase of some houses abroad especially the United States. It was learnt that in all, the VP has about 80 officials as aides. With the exception of a few, most of the aides were being paid salaries by agencies under the supervision of the Vice President’s office.

A probe of the development was said to have absolved Osinbajo of any complicity in the activities of some of the indicted aides. This, those opposed to the VP in APC, government and within the opposition ranks twisted against him.

Presidential sources disclosed that this was responsible for the decision to relocate over 70 officials working with the VP from Aso Rock villa to a rented apartment within the capital city as well as the issuance of the directive to seek President Buhari’s approval by certain agencies under the direct supervision of the VP.

For Osinbajo and Tinubu, the relationship started going down south when the APC leader and former governor of Lagos state began to get feelers that the number two citizen might equally be nursing the ambition to succeed his boss in 2023. The latter is believed to have nominated the former for his current position in the run-up to the 2015 presidential election. Some persons close to Tinubu were said to have made some snipe remarks about the suspected ambition of the VP to the hearing of security agents in an open discussion at the 11th Bola Tinubu birthday colloquium held March in Abuja, an incident that later became part of a security report on the programme.

It was further gathered that Tinubu has not been too pleased with the VP because he has not been consulting him on a number of issues, while “some of their people in government like the FIRS man have been working more towards the political ambition of the VP than that of Asiwaju.” The APC leader was said to have been restrained by friends and aides from releasing a press statement endorsing recent presidential actions viewed as whittling down the VP’s influence before jetting out to London over a week ago.

He equally has a Buhari ally and former governor of the state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun to contend with. All the major federal political appointments going to Ogun since the inauguration of President Buhari’s second term in May had been clinched by persons nominated by Amosun. For instance, Amosun’s childhood friend and Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure during his eight-year term as governor of Ogun, Olamilekan Adegbite, was recently appointed the Minister of Mine and Steel Development.

Amosun has also succeeded in pushing his ally, Adeleke Moronfolu Adewolu, to be appointed as the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Engagement, at the Nigerian Communications Commission. He replaced Sunday Dare, who is now the Minister of Youths and Sports Development. Adewolu had contested but lost the House of Representatives seat in Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency on the platform of APM, a party openly supported by Amosun. In addition, Amosun has been able to push for his former Commissioner for Agric and Urban and Physical Planning, Mrs Ronke Sokefun, to be appointed as the chairman of the Governing Board of the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Three weeks ago, President Buhari constituted an economic advisory council and named Prof Doyin Salami as chairman. Salami, from Ijebu Ode, Ogun state, is Amosun’s close friend. Few days before his appointment, he was in Owo, Ondo state with Amosun for Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s daughter’s wedding ceremony.

Meanwhile, a top official in the VP’s office, who preferred anonymity, told Saturday Sun “ The vice president can’t be seen to be a local champion. Yes, his camp produced the governor of Ogun State and you must also remember that Amosun’s relationship with the president predates the APC. They were together in ANPP and, since the vice president’s camp has produced the governor, it was only fair that Amosun’s camp nominate for other appointments. Appointments are at the president’s discretion.”

Asked why Tinubu is yet to publicly defend Osinbajo, the official replied: “People are free to make extrapolations based on their interests. Besides, some of these issues are better sorted locally. Now, let’s remember that whenever (former President Jonathan) Goodluck had any issues with Sambo, did they discuss it publicly? Any issue will still be resolved locally.”

Speaking on record however, Senior Technical Assistant on Media to the Vice President, Louis Odion denied some aides were indicted in any probe set up by the presidency. He said: “I think President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo deserve not to be distracted in their efforts to find solutions to our numerous national problems with rumour mongering like this.

“I am glad you said a panel set up absolved the Vice President. I don’t know of any secret probe. I only know of a committee of the House of Representatives that looked into the funds spent by NEMA and it came out with a report that the Vice President was above board. You need to understand that Professor Osinbajo is a man of impeccable integrity who is very loyal to his boss and has the fear of God and whose guiding principle in public office is to serve the interest of the greatest number. To answer your question directly, I am not aware of any secret probe of any of his aides or their indictment.”

While also responding to the issue of some VP aides being paid salaries by agencies under the office, Odion said “I doubt if such is impossible. You need to understand that it is a single presidency. We all are appointees of President Buhari. Civil servants are under the head of service while the Secretary to the Government of the Federation signs letters of employment for political appointees. It is only after you are engaged that you get deployed in the office, department or agency where your service is needed. Salaries are paid through a unified system. In fact, through reforms introduced by the Buhari administration, tens of thousand of ghost workers have been weeded out of the system. This was achieved through the integrated payroll system.”

Reacting to the removal of 70 out of the over 80 aides working with the VP from the Villa, Odion said: “I think President Muhammadu Buhari offered sufficient clarity to this in his October 1 national broadcast. The government thought it necessary to create a new ministry to respond to new realities and dynamics. I think there is a consensus today that the social investment programme, which has been supervised by Vice President Osinbajo in the last three years, has been quite impactful and beneficial to a large segment of our population. “The TraderMoni and MarketMoni initiatives have benefitted more than two million Nigerians. The school feeding programme has touched more than 10 million pupils in public schools across the country.

Also, the conditional cash transfer has offered succour directly to more than 600,000 vulnerable Nigerians.

“These programmes were incubated and nurtured under the Vice President. Until now, these initiatives were more like interventionist. Now, what President Buhari has done is to try and institutionalise them. To this end, a ministry has been created called Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development. So, the implication is that officers or aides as you call them, whose duties or responsibilities pertain to the agencies I earlier mentioned, are to be moved to another location where the ministry is constituted.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/2023-presidency-splits-tinubu-osinbajo/
Majority of the yoruba do not like Tinubu.

Tinubu is only marginally popular within the Lagos state axis.

Oyo state, Ogun state, Ondo state, Ekiti state are group of states in which Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is not popular.

2023 is still far away and only time will tell or determine the outcome.

The Igbos feel it is their turn to produce the president and they feel the yoruba have had their own turn through Obasanjo.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Niaja4real(m): 7:51am On Oct 05, 2019
Elchicolo:
•Probe absolves VP, indicts some aides
•All issues being resolved –VP’s office

Notwithstanding public appearances and statements to the contrary, political permutations and maneuvering for the 2023 presidential race may have finally come between the national leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo.

This became glaring following some developments in the presidency, which appeared to have reduced the influence of the VP within government. About three weeks ago, government agencies under the supervision of Vice President Osinbajo were directed to be seeking their approvals from the President, and same period, the Prof. Doyin Salami-led economic advisory council was set up to replace the Osinbajo-led economic management team. A presidential directive sacking the VP’s aides from the villa capped that; they are now to operate from a rented apartment in the Abuja metropolis.

While there have been many political interpretations given to the gathering storm, ranging from alleged complicity in some activities to attempts to shove him aside or whittle down his influence ahead of 2023, Saturday Sun gathered exclusively that the storm the VP is battling against is three-pronged.

Trouble began for the brilliant professor of law when some officials working with him were fingered in the purchase of some houses abroad especially the United States. It was learnt that in all, the VP has about 80 officials as aides. With the exception of a few, most of the aides were being paid salaries by agencies under the supervision of the Vice President’s office.

A probe of the development was said to have absolved Osinbajo of any complicity in the activities of some of the indicted aides. This, those opposed to the VP in APC, government and within the opposition ranks twisted against him.

Presidential sources disclosed that this was responsible for the decision to relocate over 70 officials working with the VP from Aso Rock villa to a rented apartment within the capital city as well as the issuance of the directive to seek President Buhari’s approval by certain agencies under the direct supervision of the VP.

For Osinbajo and Tinubu, the relationship started going down south when the APC leader and former governor of Lagos state began to get feelers that the number two citizen might equally be nursing the ambition to succeed his boss in 2023. The latter is believed to have nominated the former for his current position in the run-up to the 2015 presidential election. Some persons close to Tinubu were said to have made some snipe remarks about the suspected ambition of the VP to the hearing of security agents in an open discussion at the 11th Bola Tinubu birthday colloquium held March in Abuja, an incident that later became part of a security report on the programme.

It was further gathered that Tinubu has not been too pleased with the VP because he has not been consulting him on a number of issues, while “some of their people in government like the FIRS man have been working more towards the political ambition of the VP than that of Asiwaju.” The APC leader was said to have been restrained by friends and aides from releasing a press statement endorsing recent presidential actions viewed as whittling down the VP’s influence before jetting out to London over a week ago.

He equally has a Buhari ally and former governor of the state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun to contend with. All the major federal political appointments going to Ogun since the inauguration of President Buhari’s second term in May had been clinched by persons nominated by Amosun. For instance, Amosun’s childhood friend and Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure during his eight-year term as governor of Ogun, Olamilekan Adegbite, was recently appointed the Minister of Mine and Steel Development.

Amosun has also succeeded in pushing his ally, Adeleke Moronfolu Adewolu, to be appointed as the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Engagement, at the Nigerian Communications Commission. He replaced Sunday Dare, who is now the Minister of Youths and Sports Development. Adewolu had contested but lost the House of Representatives seat in Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency on the platform of APM, a party openly supported by Amosun. In addition, Amosun has been able to push for his former Commissioner for Agric and Urban and Physical Planning, Mrs Ronke Sokefun, to be appointed as the chairman of the Governing Board of the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Three weeks ago, President Buhari constituted an economic advisory council and named Prof Doyin Salami as chairman. Salami, from Ijebu Ode, Ogun state, is Amosun’s close friend. Few days before his appointment, he was in Owo, Ondo state with Amosun for Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s daughter’s wedding ceremony.

Meanwhile, a top official in the VP’s office, who preferred anonymity, told Saturday Sun “ The vice president can’t be seen to be a local champion. Yes, his camp produced the governor of Ogun State and you must also remember that Amosun’s relationship with the president predates the APC. They were together in ANPP and, since the vice president’s camp has produced the governor, it was only fair that Amosun’s camp nominate for other appointments. Appointments are at the president’s discretion.”

Asked why Tinubu is yet to publicly defend Osinbajo, the official replied: “People are free to make extrapolations based on their interests. Besides, some of these issues are better sorted locally. Now, let’s remember that whenever (former President Jonathan) Goodluck had any issues with Sambo, did they discuss it publicly? Any issue will still be resolved locally.”

Speaking on record however, Senior Technical Assistant on Media to the Vice President, Louis Odion denied some aides were indicted in any probe set up by the presidency. He said: “I think President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo deserve not to be distracted in their efforts to find solutions to our numerous national problems with rumour mongering like this.

“I am glad you said a panel set up absolved the Vice President. I don’t know of any secret probe. I only know of a committee of the House of Representatives that looked into the funds spent by NEMA and it came out with a report that the Vice President was above board. You need to understand that Professor Osinbajo is a man of impeccable integrity who is very loyal to his boss and has the fear of God and whose guiding principle in public office is to serve the interest of the greatest number. To answer your question directly, I am not aware of any secret probe of any of his aides or their indictment.”

While also responding to the issue of some VP aides being paid salaries by agencies under the office, Odion said “I doubt if such is impossible. You need to understand that it is a single presidency. We all are appointees of President Buhari. Civil servants are under the head of service while the Secretary to the Government of the Federation signs letters of employment for political appointees. It is only after you are engaged that you get deployed in the office, department or agency where your service is needed. Salaries are paid through a unified system. In fact, through reforms introduced by the Buhari administration, tens of thousand of ghost workers have been weeded out of the system. This was achieved through the integrated payroll system.”

Reacting to the removal of 70 out of the over 80 aides working with the VP from the Villa, Odion said: “I think President Muhammadu Buhari offered sufficient clarity to this in his October 1 national broadcast. The government thought it necessary to create a new ministry to respond to new realities and dynamics. I think there is a consensus today that the social investment programme, which has been supervised by Vice President Osinbajo in the last three years, has been quite impactful and beneficial to a large segment of our population. “The TraderMoni and MarketMoni initiatives have benefitted more than two million Nigerians. The school feeding programme has touched more than 10 million pupils in public schools across the country.

Also, the conditional cash transfer has offered succour directly to more than 600,000 vulnerable Nigerians.

“These programmes were incubated and nurtured under the Vice President. Until now, these initiatives were more like interventionist. Now, what President Buhari has done is to try and institutionalise them. To this end, a ministry has been created called Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development. So, the implication is that officers or aides as you call them, whose duties or responsibilities pertain to the agencies I earlier mentioned, are to be moved to another location where the ministry is constituted.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/2023-presidency-splits-tinubu-osinbajo/
So the VP can be absolved from infractions alleged to be committed by his Aides, while former President Jonathan is derided on a daily basis, even by the VP of the day himself for alleged misdeeds of his Aides. That's high level hypocrisy from u people.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by profmnuhu(m): 7:57am On Oct 05, 2019
Una don come with this una fake news again o
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by profmnuhu(m): 7:57am On Oct 05, 2019
This is baseless
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by profmnuhu(m): 8:00am On Oct 05, 2019
hisexcellency34:
Some idiots will scream fake news!
Like you just did
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by sogodihno: 8:01am On Oct 05, 2019
Wiseandtrue:
:[s][/s]P

The brilliant professor wasn't so brilliant after all!!!

80 official aides in a country you claim is poorhuh

What did Osibanjo did different as the VPhuh Nothing!!!

If you think he suddenly had a fall out with the president or even Tinubu then you need to attend a fresh political class!!!

This is the plan all along, didn't Buhari know that Osibanjo had 80 aides before the electionhuh

This was predicted to happen!!! Gradually Buhari is erasing Tinubu's influence in his government!!!

Even political novice knows that this is bound to happen!

Osibanjo has been conned or should I say scammed!!!

Look at the pictures they used to deceive him cheesy grin cheesy

I bet he was feeling important in this administration cheesy cheesy

Prof Osibanjo, you have been used and dumped!!!
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Thrash and balderdash
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Chukwurah003: 8:04am On Oct 05, 2019
Sun news ko, moon news ni
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by AdoIfHitlerr(f): 8:10am On Oct 05, 2019
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sogodihno:
Thrash and balderdash
[/s]
claptrap and stupid trash
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by Nobody: 8:13am On Oct 05, 2019
Criticaltemp:
U see the yorubas, they will be disappointed.. The fulani man will use n dump dem. They will only realized this after they've finished fighting demselves..
Yorubas are wiser and smarter, we know our ways... Call us cowards and other names, we know how to go about things. We think ahead, we know what to do to get what we want.
Re: 2023 Presidency splits Tinubu, Osinbajo - Sunnews by plaindealer: 8:15am On Oct 05, 2019
These comedians and rumor mongers no dey taya sha..

grin grin grin

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