₦airaland Forum

We told them then when Saraki use back door enter as Senate president, that Tinubu is far far far far one million times higher in politics level than Saraki, Tinubu is class, sophisticated and well advanced than the kwara local champion,them say our mouth they smell, this is just a tip of the iceberg, more bullet await Saraki!! No were to run no were to hide.


Quote me anywhere!!!

INTROVERT:
okay

Jobless woman! Kukah Is a big thief

babatawa:
Breaking News From ABU Zaria

Departments whose Certificates ain't ready won't be mobilized for B15

source Sauce; majidyusuf

*jumps out of thread thru window*

me don zero my mind for A16 because of the first semester way I been do, ABU sabi dull person eh

#respect2Asiwaju

Sha RIP......

Batch A16 should be February/March stream 1&2 from a staff @ Nysc don't know if it true or not

The guy even drop phone contact, so someone in presidency can just call him.

I know defence ministry will see these, kindly redeploy those uncultured soldiers to maiduguri or yobe.

Senate Leader Ali Ndume yesterday met with All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

The meeting focused on how to reconcile Senate President Bukola Saraki  and Unity Forum members, led by Senator  Ahmed Lawan.

It was learnt that the outcome of the preliminary session might lead to an enlarged session of senators in the Like Minds Group and the Senate Unity Forum.

A source in the National Assembly, who said: “Ndume met with Asiwaju Tinubu about noon and the talks lasted for about an hour. The talks dwell on the reunification of the APC Caucus in the Senate. The Senate Leader said it was time for the crisis in the upper chamber to end.”

The meeting was at Ndume’s request. He is said to be leading a fresh initiative for reconciliation of all senators, who have been locked in a cold war since June 9.

“He pleaded with Asiwaju to bury the hatchet as the election of principal officers on June 9 was not targeted at eroding the political influence of the former governor of Lagos State.

“In fact, Ndume went to the extent of saying that he was ready to make any sacrifice to bring peace to the Senate,” the source said.

Responding to a question, the source said: “It was a strictly personal initiative of Ndume to feel the pulse of Asiwaju who welcomed him with open arms.

“The preliminary meeting was designed to set the tone for an enlarged session between Asiwaju, the Senate President, Sen. Ahmed Lawan and other key actors in the Senate crisis.

“We hope that his colleagues will buy into the project when they resume on September 29.”

Ndume’s visit to Tinubu was the second in one-and-a half weeks when Saraki’s loyalists will seek reconciliation with the aggrieved senators in the Senate’s Unity Forum.

Some Saraki loyalists had met with President Muhammadu Buhari, who advised them to also “reach out to the aggrieved senators in the Unity Forum”.

The aggrieved tabled two conditions for ceasefire.

These are: *respect for the supremacy of APC and compliance with the party’s directive on principal officers; and

* Ndume and the Deputy Senate Leader, Bala Ibn Na’Allah, should step down for Lawan and Akume –  in line with the party’s wish.

Senators in the Like Minds Group want unconditional reconciliation; acceptance of Saraki’s leadership; withdrawal of all suits relating to the election of principal officers on June 9; and withdrawal of the petition on alleged forgery of the Senate Rules 2015.

The APC directed Saraki to accommodate the party’s list of principal officers. He declined.

On the party’s list are: Sen. Ahmed Lawan (Majority Leader)—North-East; Prof. Sola Adeyeye (Chief Whip)—South-West; Sen. George Akume (Deputy Majority Leader) —North-Central; and Sen. Abu Ibrahim (Deputy Chief Whip) —North-West.

But adopting Caucus Politics to sideline the Lawan group, Saraki’s power-sharing formula led to the emergence of the following principal officers: Ali Ndume( Senate Leader); Bala Ibn Na’Allah( Deputy Senate Leader); Francis Ailimikhene ( Deputy Chief Whip).

Although the Office of Chief Whip was ceded to the Southwest, Senators from the geopolitical zone have spurned the offer, insisting that Lawan and Akume must be accommodated before the consideration of any offer from Saraki.


http://thenationonlineng.net/senate-crisis-ndume-meets-tinubu-on-reconciliation/

PDP and lies are co-joined twins

Wow! This is super nice.....I rep ABU Zaria and we gonna shake up this thread. A16.....loading

Jonathan way be high master

Against the widely held perception that former President Goodluck Jonathan, was usually hooked on alcohol, during the twilight of his administration, his former spokesperson, Reuben Abati, has clarified that Jonathan doesn’t drink, adding that it’s only one of the myths about the last administration.

Abati, who made the defence of his former boss during a recent interview with Rockcity 101.9 FM, Abeokuta, Ogun State, said he only saw Jonathan drink a glass of wine during special occasions, explaining that the former President never had any episode of drunken to stupor.
Abati said: “President Jonathan does not drink. You see, that’s one of the myths about that administration and you must understand how this thing is, it’s all about perception, communication, it’s all about what goes out and it’s about stereotyping. People just stereotype people from a particular part of the country as drunkards, and they look for justification for one type of behaviour or the other.
“But I can tell you that in my 4 years of working for President Jonathan, I never found him in a bibulous situation. If he ever tasted any drink, maybe a glass of wine during special occasions. All those stories about him drinking, about President Jonathan always being berated, about bibulous situations inside the Villa, those things did not exist.
“The people must find justifications to say this is why we think this situation is this way it is. I tell you and Nigerians will remember that he is a very humble man; he is a very committed person to the Nigerian project. If you look at the results of the elections, you’ll see that he lost the elections with about 2.5 million votes or thereabout, which means that a large number of Nigerians still believed in him and also believed in his ability and his capability of his administration to move Nigeria forward. We were dealing with a democracy; the people have a right to make a choice, when the people make a choice, we respect that choice.
“And our commitment as Nigerians, whoever we may be, whatever we maybe our station, is to remain committed to Nigeria, and to support whoever has emerged and to respect the choice and the decision of Nigerians.
“This is not about witch-hunt, it’s not about criticising people, the Nigerian people have spoken and we stand by the decision of the Nigerian people. And we all support whoever is there to move Nigeria forward. So this backward looking, can we just look forward? Can we all just work together to move Nigeria forward? For me, that is where the emphasis should be, because we are all Nigerians and at the end of the day the country is more important than all of us” he said.



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I support Oba akiolu, those aliens should go back to there planet.

Na wa ooo...Chai see money! Dangote mai kudi du Allah bani dobu goma

Rev Kukah must be jonathan houseboy

Mogidi:
This olodo man is confused, someone should wake me up when Bubu knows what he's doing.
I hate to say this but we would be better served with Prof. Yeye Osibanjo, God please answer our prayers like you did in 2003, 2007 and 2011, please God forgive us our sins, God please do something.
The ineptness can't continue, we're approaching headlong to the abyss.

old man way no go school,wetin him sabi about education

Confuse old man! Old age dey affect his brain

Is this real?

zerray:
Please can someone help me with the direction from Lugbe to area 2 pls how can I locate it

that is were I reside! Any p holla

And so? After lekki guys don slam slam u finish

Ministry of GEJ
Ministry of PEJ
Ministry of Deziani Alison
Ministry of Okonjo Iweala

Yeye...as them dey so if them hear gboa gboa (gunshut) them go disappear sharp sharp

ibkgab001:
America will know

Keep blaming American for your immigration deficiency! Yeye

ceometromedia:
http://www.metronaija.com/2015/08/no-record-of-visa-application-by-isis.html

you no dey shame u still dey book space eh op

Shit mehnnn

bunmioguns:
Osinbajo: Why are you being ungrateful to Fashola?

Ambode : it wasn't my fault, it was the directive from My oga at the top...that's all

Adamsdelrio:
Only a blind person will call this kneeling. She's only showing respect to her elder and president...

but if she was a yoruba u would have said they are slave to fulani

An Ibo Woman Kneeling down and begging her slave Master fulani....yeebos can do anything for money