As the dust settles following the
primary election of the All
Progressives Congress, APC, in Kogi
State, there are already plans being
put in place by the Kogi West and
Central Forum for Equity and Justice, to produce their own consensus
candidate to be the next Governor of
the State via the November 21 polls. The APC primaries produced former
Governor, Abubakar Audu who hails
from the East region of the State
amidst several corruption cases
hanging on his head.Audu emerged winner beating other
candidates that hail from either the
West or the Central regions against
the wishes of both regions who have
repeatedly decried the
marginalization and injustice meted by the Igala-led Government since
the State’s inception.In another development, analysts
have predicted the return of
incumbent, Idris Wada, an indigene
of the East and Peoples Democratic
Party, PDP, candidate could be the
choice the other regions line up behind. In the event they decide against such
a move, the last hope the Power Shift
has may be to resort to supporting a
candidate from outside the two
major parties, (the APC and the PDP). In a bid to produce the next
Governor, there is mounting
speculation that the West and Central
regions could field a candidate that
they want to challenge both Audu
In reaction to the speculations, The
Chairman, Media & Publicity, Kogi
West and Central Forum for Equity
and Justice, Tom Adaba, said there is
no concrete arrangement on what to
do at the moment but admitted a move could be underway soon. “We have things in mind,” he
stated before adding; “Why is it
not possible? Once we get our
house in order because this time,
we have learnt our lessons.” General Julius Oshanupin (retired),
who also reacted confirmed a
possibility of achieving such a feat
but stressed that there was nothing
concrete at the moment. “As it is, we have not taken that
decision. It takes us to meet and
decide together,” he said. Oshanupin hinted that the politicians
failed to arrive at a consensus and it
cost the Forum at the just concluded
APC primaries leading to the
emergence of Audu from the East. He however stressed that the forum
will not give up and if the politicians
who initially failed to agree at first
can come together to have a
consensus, then “your guess is as
good as mine.”...http://www.post-nigeria.com/audu-wada-to-be-rejected-forum-considering-alternative/

how i would love it,the igalas are nice people sha.but they have the 'born-to-rule' mentality just like the cattle rearers up northern arewaristan

No sauce in ur soup jo

Koi koi koi kogi kogi kogi! !! Watch oooo