Like they say politics is a dirty game in this part of the world, Nigeria system has a way of incubating your crime and evil deeds until when it suits them to strike at the appropriate time.

It's no more news that Senator Ademola Adeleke the PDP guber candidate in Osun governorship election come September 22 is involved in forgery, examination malpractice.

Senator Adeleke has passed the age to enrol in NECO which is internal examination at age 57, not only that offence, he was also involved in examination malpractice hiring mercenaries to write his own examination.

As evidence have showed that he never participated in the examination rather in proxy but he got a result when the said results were released.

Now to PDP with the vigor they pursued former minister of finance Kemi Adeosun's NYSC certificate forgery, and requested for her resignation, prosecution and refund of all salaries earned the period she served as minister.

Will PDP also push for same thing to be done to Ademola Adeleke, calls for his resignation as a senator of the federal republic of Nigeria and refund of all salaries earned, also to relinquish the party ticket, and be prosecuted too.

In Ekiti election PDP shouted to high heavens that vote buying was the order of the day as if they were not involved too in vote buying, now INEC in it's own wisdom decided to mitigate the vote buying issue by banning smartphone use at the point of thumb printing the ballot paper in the enclose cubicle.

PDP in a press briefing yesterday by it's chairman Uche Secondus condemned INEC for the decision of banning smartphones at the point of thumb printing, with this PDP condemnation of smartphones it shows PDP was a major culprit in Ekiti vote buying, they want to replicate in Osun state.

Question of the day! What does PDP really want?
Before Akpabio defected to APC he was not corrupt but immediately Akpabio defected, PDP that initially said Akpabio was not corrupt now says Akpabio is corrupt.

PDP actually killed this country called Nigeria and is still killing it.