I hv learnt to mind my business especially as it relates to issues in d Nigerian Polity, but my conscience refused to keep calm since Thursday debacle @ House of Reps! GEJ need to sack his Political Adviser immediately, remove d IGP if he untertook a unilateral decision on dat event. It started when Tambuwal decamped n his Security Attachees withdrawn, why on earth should dat happen? When he is still d Speaker! Now he came to preside over House proceedings, n was blocked. I wonder why our leaders dont think rationally! PDP is winning sympathy to d side of APC wit things like dis. CP. Mbu made Gov. Amaechi popular. Not until d demage has been done b4 Mbu was sent out of River State! My Gov. Chime impeached his Deputy Onyebuchi, drawing sympathy to him n making him popular. Gov. Chime repeated d same mistake by hasteningly installing Ikeji Asogwa as new State Chairman of PDP without due consultation, making those loyal to Ike Ekweremadu more popular n drawing sympathy to them. Obasanjo will keep quite n allow u show urself b4 acting! When Ghali NaAbba showed himself, Obasanjo never removed him as Speaker, rather he waited 4 2003 elections n denied him return ticket. Okadigbo formed his own, took d Maze to Ogbunike. Obasanjo waited patiently 4 d day he will come to d Senate to precede over affairs, u know d rest of the story! Our PDP menbers in dis present House are no fools. They know what to do, but if they 4get, remind them in a secret meeting. What has been happening since is extolling n glorifying Tambuwal n his fellow APC members, drawing sympathy to their side! I will remain a PDP member, but will not totally agree to what our Leaders say, especially if it is against the tenets of democracy n good governance! There are many ways to tackle dis issue, not by using State power pls. We not all daft in dis country! If PDP should continue like dis, I fear 4 d obvious: GEJ winning his 2nd term bid but PDP losing majority slot in d National Assembly. God bless Nigeria
Posted on: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 07:27:54 +0000
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