Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Trut(m): 10:23am On Sep 17, 2015 |
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Change2015(m): 10:23am On Sep 17, 2015 |
liberty300: if Na Sahara reporters talk am now, you go believe am Shey? Even sahara tries to have an iota of truth but I still take their reports with a spoon of salt. Who had ever heard of thetrent... Ish |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by BishopMagic: 10:28am On Sep 17, 2015 |
gboss4sure: Is only someone that doesn't know anything about hausa/fulani that will deny this happenings.
I won't be surprised if osibanjo gets removed one day and replaced by a northerner. Immediately after Buhari was declared winner and subsequently sworn in, prominent northern leaders have been sounding the warning to Tinubu and the SW that they are not equal stake holders in this current administration. The SW refused to take those pronouncement seriously but rather stuck their heads in the sand to avoid the awful reality of their betrayal. The north was on its last leg until the SW aligned themselves to them to remove Jonathan and for some reason the useless SW frogs think the north considers them as equal partners where they only have a mere commissioner and fake pastor with no political currency within even his own region and links internationally to protect their interests? This is outright foolishness. The fools refuse to see Buhari's hand all over Tinubu's disgrace in the National Assembly but for some daft reason are heaping the blame on Saraki not forgetting how Buhari communicated a letter to the National Asssembly Clark's to commence activities while promising Tinubu and his cohorts to wait for him outside the assembly in a meeting he never showed. The day these fools will wake up it will be too late and by that time they will see why we in the better south wanted nothing to do with their Arewastan Islamic republic. 10 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by BishopMagic: 10:31am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Change2015:
Even sahara tries to have an iota of truth but I still take their reports with a spoon of salt. Who had ever heard of thetrent... Ish You won't recognize the truth if it hit you in the head after all the bullsh-t Tinubu and Liar Mohammed have fed you on. Dey there dey deny your imminent disgrace again
[size=18pt]How Nigeria will end up Balkanized Scenario 1[/size]
Day 1: President Buhari slumps on live TV in a far away international Confrence.
Preliminary reports state that the President suffered minor fatigue and is currently receiving treatment and much needed rest in an undisclosed hospital in the host Nation.
Day 2: Rumors begin to fly all over social media that the Pressident is in a coma induced by a massive heart attack.
Aso Rock and Buhari's personal aides refuse to comment and only repeat the same terse statements that the president is recovering fast and will soon return back home.
This does the opposite and only fans the embers of Rumours going round about the true state of the President.
Day 3: The bilateral agreements the President was supposed to sign where done by a senior minister accompanying him.
Day 4: The First Lady or is it wife to the president jets out to be with her husband. Aso Rock comes out with a statement that she had always been a part of the official delegation.
Day 4: rumours spread that the President has since been relocated to a high security hospital in Saudi Arabia.
Day 5: a western based news outlet reports that the President has died to which Aso Rock issues a damning statement condemning the news report as false and malicious.
Day 6: A group of northern politicians, leaders and business men are pictured arriving Saudi Arabia thus confirming the earlier rumour that the president's condition warranted his relocation to another faccility in Saudi Arabia. The northern delegation refuses to comment on their visit to Saudi Arabia.
Day 7: civil organization groups based in the southwest demand that Aso Rock through the SFG address the National Assembly about the true state of the President.
Day 8: An obscure northern youth group issues a statement declaring that the west and Tinubu had a hand in the President's current health situation. Wide-spread riots engulf the northern states.
Day 9: Riots continue to spread in the north with the security forces not able to control the mob. The vice President calls for a security meeting at his residence in Aguda house but only the Police and paramilitary responds. The military spokes person through a statement declared that only the Commander n Chief of the Federation can summon a meeting with military brass and that as far as the military is concerned the CNC is yet to officially communicate an order for a security meeting.
Day 10: the riots continue unabated and mass migration of southerners in the north begins. The VP's inability to command security forces is further heightened with the riots reaching its 3rd day in a roll in virtually every northern state.
Day 11: A senator representing a southern state and from the PDP passes a motion for the National Assembly to grant VP Osinbanjo acting powers as the President. This is viciously opposed by northern senators and a physical brawl follows.
Day 12: The focus has now shifted from Buharis health to VP Osinbanjo's impotence all over social media. Yoruba socio-political groups issue statements demanding that the National Assembly confirm Osinbajo as acting President citig the current mayhem in the north.
Day 13: marshal law greets Nigerians and the COAS announces his intention to institute marshal law, the national assembly is dissolved and VP Osinbanjo's location becomes unknown.
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by SeverusSnape(m): 10:32am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Trut:
Yes, you're a NL member.
Not just an NL member, but a staunch anti-buharist and anti-APC. 5 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Nobody: 10:33am On Sep 17, 2015 |
BishopMagic:
Immediately after Buhari was declared winner and subsequently sworn in, prominent northern leaders have been sounding the warning to Tinubu and the SW that they are not equal stake holders in this current administration.
The SW refused to take those pronouncement seriously but rather stuck their heads in the sand to avoid the awful reality of their betrayal.
The north was on its last leg until the SW aligned themselves to them to remove Jonathan and for some reason the useless SW frogs think the north considers them as equal partners where they only have a mere commissioner and fake pastor with no political currency within even his own region and links internationally to protect their interests? This is outright foolishness.
The fools refuse to see Buhari's hand all over Tinubu's disgrace in the National Assembly but for some daft reason are heaping the blame on Saraki not forgetting how Buhari communicated a letter to the National Asssembly Clark's to commence activities while promising Tinubu and his cohorts to wait for him outside the assembly in a meeting he never showed.
The day these fools will wake up it will be too late and by that time they will see why we in the better south wanted nothing to do with their Arewastan Islamic republic. They love living in denial until it is too late. 9 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by BishopMagic: 10:34am On Sep 17, 2015 |
sammyj: And how does this relate to the topic if I may ask ? It relates because in the original article posted by OP, some of Buhari's kitchen cabinets were stated to have called Osunbade, Tinubu's puppet. And the lack of respect El Rifai has for Osunbade stems from this picture. 6 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by baralatie(m): 10:34am On Sep 17, 2015 |
hmmmm! I believe in miracles |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by BishopMagic: 10:35am On Sep 17, 2015 |
gboss4sure:
They love living in denial until it is too late. This is why I refer to them as frogs. They will sit there oblivious to salient changes until they end up being boiled. They are myopic, arrogant and their over sabi only shows their ignorance of the bigger picture. 8 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Nobody: 10:48am On Sep 17, 2015 |
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Trut(m): 10:51am On Sep 17, 2015 |
SeverusSnape:
Not just an NL member, but a staunch anti-buharist and anti-APC. OK! We are in the same lane. 1 Like |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by VirginFinder: 10:53am On Sep 17, 2015 |
doublewisdom: Was the midget VP aka mere commissioner expecting some respect from his masters? That’s asking for too much. A slave should be content with whatever his master throws at him. You are a bastard! Did you read the post to the end? Who had the upper hand? ibos are the slaves of the country, hence their call for freedom via Biafra. |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by yorubatic: 11:00am On Sep 17, 2015 |
My fetish ostrich people will say it is lie, but the truth remains that the Muslims north has colluded with yoruba muslims to achieve their evil aim and undermine other tribes... 2 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Bialegend(m): 11:11am On Sep 17, 2015 |
doublewisdom: Was the midget VP aka mere commissioner expecting some respect from his masters? That’s asking for too much. A slave should be content with whatever his master throws at him. I was about to say the same thing. I don't know how that midget mere commissioner expected even the smallest atom of respect from his masters. He is a slave for life and should not try to beat above his midget weight. 2 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by UmuEri(m): 11:13am On Sep 17, 2015 |
But he (Osinbande) is a Mere commissioner na! 3 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by sammyj: 11:13am On Sep 17, 2015 |
OK ooooo BishopMagic:
It relates because in the original article posted by OP, some of Buhari's kitchen cabinets were stated to have called Osunbade, Tinubu's puppet.
And the lack of respect El Rifai has for Osunbade stems from this picture. |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by yorubatic: 11:18am On Sep 17, 2015 |
VirginFinder:
You are a bastard!
Did you read the post to the end?
Who had the upper hand?
ibos are the slaves of the country, hence their call for freedom via Biafra. You are simply a fetish clown, a product of inc.est...at least igbos are seeking freedom, what are the yoruba cowards doing? Diabolical cowards like you always enjoy licking the as.s of Hausa-Fulani ...I know your a deranged yoruba muslims. ..you lots are our problem 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Trut(m): 11:23am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Lalasticlala come and do justice to this thread |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Bialegend(m): 11:25am On Sep 17, 2015 |
BishopMagic:
Immediately after Buhari was declared winner and subsequently sworn in, prominent northern leaders have been sounding the warning to Tinubu and the SW that they are not equal stake holders in this current administration.
The SW refused to take those pronouncement seriously but rather stuck their heads in the sand to avoid the awful reality of their betrayal.
The north was on its last leg until the SW aligned themselves to them to remove Jonathan and for some reason the useless SW frogs think the north considers them as equal partners where they only have a mere commissioner and fake pastor with no political currency within even his own region and links internationally to protect their interests? This is outright foolishness.
The fools refuse to see Buhari's hand all over Tinubu's disgrace in the National Assembly but for some daft reason are heaping the blame on Saraki not forgetting how Buhari communicated a letter to the National Asssembly Clark's to commence activities while promising Tinubu and his cohorts to wait for him outside the assembly in a meeting he never showed.
The day these fools will wake up it will be too late and by that time they will see why we in the better south wanted nothing to do with their Arewastan Islamic republic. Nna, you captured the picture of the senate scandal exactly how it happened, yet these Southwest slaves are still in their hypnotized state and couldn't dare believe they were taking for a ride by buhari and his northern cliques. I have never seen a group of silly, useless people like these ofemmmannuu people. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by sparkleRed(f): 11:29am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Only if this man can be given a say*deep sigh* if it was me I will just jejely resign be4 those abo.ki me. 1 Like |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Trut(m): 11:32am On Sep 17, 2015 |
sparkleRed: Only if this man can be given a say*deep sigh* if it was me I will just jejely resign be4 those abo.ki me. Resign ke? He hope to be accidental president one day, just like Yara'dua scenario. |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Bialegend(m): 11:42am On Sep 17, 2015 |
BishopMagic:
You won't recognize the truth if it hit you in the head after all the bullsh-t Tinubu and Liar Mohammed have fed you on.
Dey there dey deny your imminent disgrace again
How Nigeria will end up Balkanized Scenario 1
Day 1: President Buhari slumps on live TV in a far away international Confrence.
Preliminary reports state that the President suffered minor fatigue and is currently receiving treatment and much needed rest in an undisclosed hospital in the host Nation.
Day 2: Rumors begin to fly all over social media that the Pressident is in a coma induced by a massive heart attack.
Aso Rock and Buhari's personal aides refuse to comment and only repeat the same terse statements that the president is recovering fast and will soon return back home.
This does the opposite and only fans the embers of Rumours going round about the true state of the President.
Day 3: The bilateral agreements the President was supposed to sign where done by a senior minister accompanying him.
Day 4: The First Lady or is it wife to the president jets out to be with her husband. Aso Rock comes out with a statement that she had always been a part of the official delegation.
Day 4: rumours spread that the President has since been relocated to a high security hospital in Saudi Arabia.
Day 5: a western based news outlet reports that the President has died to which Aso Rock issues a damning statement condemning the news report as false and malicious.
Day 6: A group of northern politicians, leaders and business men are pictured arriving Saudi Arabia thus confirming the earlier rumour that the president's condition warranted his relocation to another faccility in Saudi Arabia. The northern delegation refuses to comment on their visit to Saudi Arabia.
Day 7: civil organization groups based in the southwest demand that Aso Rock through the SFG address the National Assembly about the true state of the President.
Day 8: An obscure northern youth group issues a statement declaring that the west and Tinubu had a hand in the President's current health situation. Wide-spread riots engulf the northern states.
Day 9: Riots continue to spread in the north with the security forces not able to control the mob. The vice President calls for a security meeting at his residence in Aguda house but only the Police and paramilitary responds. The military spokes person through a statement declared that only the Commander n Chief of the Federation can summon a meeting with military brass and that as far as the military is concerned the CNC is yet to officially communicate an order for a security meeting.
Day 10: the riots continue unabated and mass migration of southerners in the north begins. The VP's inability to command security forces is further heightened with the riots reaching its 3rd day in a roll in virtually every northern state.
Day 11: A senator representing a southern state and from the PDP passes a motion for the National Assembly to grant VP Osinbanjo acting powers as the President. This is viciously opposed by northern senators and a physical brawl follows.
Day 12: The focus has now shifted from Buharis health to VP Osinbanjo's impotence all over social media. Yoruba socio-political groups issue statements demanding that the National Assembly confirm Osinbajo as acting President citig the current mayhem in the north.
Day 13: marshal law greets Nigerians and the COAS announces his intention to institute marshal law, the national assembly is dissolved and VP Osinbanjo's location becomes unknown.
Abeg, give us scenario 2. Hahahahhahahahaa |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Trut(m): 11:45am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Why are the slaves running from this thread? 1086 views, only 54 comments. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Bialegend(m): 11:55am On Sep 17, 2015 |
Trut: Why are the slaves running from this thread? 1086 views, only 54 comments. They are still in denial mode. Lol! 1 Like |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by genearts(m): 11:57am On Sep 17, 2015 |
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by doublewisdom: 11:58am On Sep 17, 2015 |
VirginFinder:
You are a bastard!
Did you read the post to the end?
Who had the upper hand?
ibos are the slaves of the country, hence their call for freedom via Biafra. I am a freeborn I don't respond to slaves like you. Go look for a Northern ass to lick. 2 Likes |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by ajepako(f): 12:05pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by ndcide(m): 12:07pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
We all know this is the truth. You may choose not to believe just for APC or buhari sentiments.
We recall the security meeting incident, some also came to defend it. Same with the Aso rock chapel issue. They defended it foolishly until vanguard confirmed it. 1 Like |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by ayindejimmy(m): 12:12pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
Lies from the darkest pit of hell |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Gegz(m): 12:13pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
Media |
Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by GenbIoodykiller: 12:14pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
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Re: Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari by Ritchiee: 12:15pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
Dotng:
Osinbajo Insulted By El Rufai, Walks Out On President Buhari
By Ephraim Adiele | Associate Editor - Sep 16, 2015
President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo (left) pictured at a campaign rally in 2015 All may not be well with the ‘ad-hoc’ cabinet of President Muhammadu Buhari as fillers from the Presidency indicate an unhealthy power tussle between an elected member of the President’s cabinet, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and an unofficial one in the person of Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai.
A few weeks back, our investigations reveal, the tension between Osinbanjo and El Rufai came to a head when Governor El Rufai insulted the Vice President in meeting in the Presidential Villa in Aso Rock, and Osinbajo reacted by denouncing El Rufai and walking out of the meeting, which had President Buhari presiding.
According to inside presidential sources, El-Rufai is widely regarded as the unofficial vice president in the Buhari administration.
A top source within the Buhari government, who spoke with The Trent on condition of anonymity disclosed that “Buhari prefers to have a fellow Northerner as his right-hand man”.
“He did so as military head of state and is uneasy with Osinbajo who is (Bola) Tinubu’s boy,” the source revealed.
“As you know, if the position of veepee was appointed and not elected, Buhari would never have appointed a Southerner, a Christian for that matter to be his VP,” the source explained further. “The President, clearly, prefers and places more trust on El Rufai as far as matters of governance are concerned. El Rufai has played a key role in some of the President’s appointments. He nominated Amina Bala Zakari for appointment as Acting INEC Chairman forcing Buhari to go against Jega’s earlier decision and planted his chief of staff who is also the founder of the Bring Back Our Girls campaign, Hadiza Bala Usman inside President Buhari’s recently constituted Anti-Corruption Advisory Committee.”
Further investigations reveal that the Kaduna Governor and other Northerners in Buhari’s kitchen cabinet have little regard for Vice President Osinbajo. Behind close doors, they dismiss him disdainfully as “Tinubu’s puppet”.
Other sources in the Presidency confirmed to The Trent that had it not been for the Constitution which mandates the Vice President to be present in meetings of significance in the government, going by the aggressive push of the Northern bloc in the Presidency, Osinbajo would be left out of all high-power meetings, a scenario that happened twice in the first month of the new administration.
Osinbajo Undermined
The Trent had reported exclusively in June 2015 that Osinbajo was locked out of a high-powered security briefing on the orders of Buhari. In attendance was the then, National Security Advisor Sambo Dasuki and the top brass of the military led by the erstwhile Chief of Defence Staff, General Alex Badeh (Rtd).
Following our report, there was a frantic effort by APC social media activists to push back with denials until Osinbajo was locked out of another security meeting, still on the orders of Buhari within a fortnight.
A senior APC official in one of the South West states said, “You would recall that immediately Buhari was sworn in, he locked out Osinbajo from a security meeting. They tried to deny the news reports until it happened again in less than two weeks. The APC online propaganda engine was used to plant doubt in the minds of Nigerians, especially party faithfuls, that Osinbajo did not have to be at the President’s security briefings. Some even went as far as suggesting that since Osinbajo was a lawyer and as such, he did not have the wherewithal to process security information.
“But that is balderdash! Jonathan and Sambo are not soldiers, they both attended security briefings together. Obama and Joe Biden are not soldiers, yet they both attend security briefings. Recall the famous photo of Obama and his security cabinet in the situation room directing and monitoring the operation that killed Osama Bin Laden? Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton were in the room.
“It is sad what is happening to Osinbajo in this government. Buhari needs to be told this is a democracy and he could not win his way to Aso Rock without the South West,” the official concluded.
Osinbajo vs El Rufai
Our reporter also spoke with a top political activist in the All Progressive Congress (APC), who confirmed that there is a power tussle between the Kaduna governor and Osinbajo, but maintained that Osinbajo had the upper hand.
“El Rufai is an intellectual rodent when placed side-by-side with Prof Osinbajo. He is always trying to prove that he knows more than the veepee, many times attempting to dismiss Osinbajo’s contribution before Buhari,” he revealed. “What people like El Rufai forget is that he is a product of a quota system that celebrates barely adequate people as champions, while Osinbajo emerged from a competitive academic environment. They are no match. El Rufai tries too hard.”
Osinbajo Pushed To The Wall
An informed source in the Presidency narrated a disturbing incident to our reporter, which happened a few weeks ago.
He words: “So, it happened that in a meeting of Buhari’s kitchen cabinet in Aso Rock, Governor El Rufai in trying to disagree with Osinbajo’s contribution raised his voice and insulted the VP in the meeting. To everybody’s surprise, Osinbajo got upset, told El Rufai off and told the President, ‘I am an elected Vice President of this country, I will not sit here while an ordinary governor insults me in your presence. I deserve some respect.’
“Osinbajo, then, stormed out of the meeting angrily, leaving the President and others present stunned.
“Still not done, El Rufai who was ruffled by the unexpected action of the veepee told President Buhari, ‘If he had respect for you, he would not have walked out on you.’
“Mr. President responded coldly and quietly as the scene unfolded, and was mute as Governor El Rufai tried to deflect blame for what happened.
“When Buhari remained silent and said nothing after the childish outburst by El Rufai, everyone got the message that the meeting would not continue without Osinbajo. Some people excused themselves to go to Osinbajo to beg him to come back to the meeting. The Vice President, reportedly, told the peace-makers he would not return to the meeting unless El Rufai came and apologised to him.
“El Rufai sat quietly after Buhari’s rebuff, feeling like an overzealous son whose father was displeased with. That was how the meeting ended. At some point, a visibly disappointed Buhari also stormed out of the room, leaving El Rufai with egg on his face.
“All is not well in Buhari’s kitchen cabinet. El Rufai has been uninvited from Buhari’s meetings since that incident,” the source concluded.
http://www.thetrentonline.com/osinbajo-el-rufai-clash-buharis-kitchen-cabinet-crumbles-details/ The duty of wailers is to WAIL....WAILERS.ORG. |