The Tomfoolery called Tinubu will not agree to a consensus. To the moron, it’s either him or nobody else. He thinks Nigeria is his property and presidency is his own, since the day he looted the Lagos State Treasury to enrich himself.

Unfortunately for him, Nigeria is not his property. Nigeria belongs to over 200 million Nigerians who have the right to choose their president. Consensus or nominating a presidential candidate is very undemocratic in the first place. 

You wonder why I hate Party System. Party System is very corrupt and unhealthy for Nigeria. That’s why Nigeria remains undeveloped and why the looters called politicians in Nigeria change parties like a chameleon at the drop of coin. They have no principle or ideology whatsoever. It’s all about what and where they can steal. They all belong in Kirikiri.

Nigeria needs to jettison Party System and adopt a No Party or Non-Party System for it to develop like I recommended. Party System contributes to the poverty and the underdevelopment of Nigeria.

What a country!

Kayode

Buhari urges aspirants to choose a consensus candidate

Premium Times

President Muhammadu Buhari has urged presidential aspirants of the ruling party, APC, to work towards producing a consensus and ‘formidable candidate.’

Mr Buhari stated this at a Saturday night meeting with the 23 presidential aspirants of the party at the State House, Abuja.

The meeting was held behind closed doors and its details were sent to PREMIUM TIMES by Femi Adesina, the president’s spokesperson.

“Similarly, I wish to remind you that our choice of flag bearer must be formidable, appealing to the electorate across the board and should command such ability to unify the country and capacity to address our critical challenges,” Mr Buhari was quoted as telling the aspirants.

Some of the aspirants at the meeting include Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, ex-Lagos governor Bola Tinubu, ex-transportation minister Rotimi Amaechi and Ebonyi governor David Umahi.

The chairperson of the APC screening committee, John Odigie-Oyegun, had told journalists Friday that all the APC presidential aspirants, except one, were open to the option of a consensus candidate.

He did not name the outlier but quoted the aspirant as saying he would only accept a consensus if he is the choice.

Earlier on Saturday, APC governors from Northern Nigeria met and declared their support for the presidential ticket of the party to be zoned to the South.