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How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by tope777(m): 3:14pm On Mar 12 |
By the time Fubara got back from the Stadium where his inauguration held, many appointments had already been made for him Already appointed where his Kitchen & other domestic Staff, driver & other personal Staff up to his Chief Security Officer His Stomach and Life having been firmly secured within their hold, they moved to other areas A Camp Commandant was also appointed alongside full security contingent already kept for him (most of whom weren't familiar with his) The chain had further been fastened Then they to the level of Government, several other appointments had also been made A Cousin of his predecessor(Wike) was already appointed as his Chief of Staff (the first to see him in the morning and last to see him at night) If you think that's all, then you're wrong Then the Commissioners He had no say in how most of them emerged Of course, many served in the previous administration and had their localities elsewhere I don't know of any Governor who wouldn't be choked by such level of chaining It's not like it's the first time someone would be helping another become Governor Even the chainer himself had been helped Interestingly, those who helped the chainer allowed him freedom of decision But the chainer being whom he is, built firmly walled Chain around the helped Let me make it clear Another Cousin of the helper was made Speaker of the Assembly he would work with Then at the Party level, two relatives of the Helper were made Chairmen of the two dominant Parties existing in the State The helper's plan was clear He was to just answer a Governor with the control of his own Government elsewhere Again, I don't know which of us would accept this situation Then the helper's Boys had no respect for him They called him small Boy, Mugu & sundry names It was the norm to disrespect him This Governor was in chains and ought to enjoy it But he dared for his freedom Today, whatever the situation, the point has been established that he can't be pushed the way they thought It's still a Work-in-Progress.... ~~ Ikenda Clinton Elechi 7 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by phantomxx: 3:15pm On Mar 12 |
We know all this.... THIS IS WHAT THE RONU CIWARDS WANT FUBARA TO SHUT UP AND ENDURE IN THE NAME OF MATURE POLITICS... Una dey craze!!! Godfatherism is alien to us in the south south!! 7 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Tinubuagbado: 3:18pm On Mar 12 |
There's nothing wike can do to Fubara aside distraction. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by kmst: 4:02pm On Mar 12 |
Fubura should humble himself for now try get the budget passed After then, teach them a lesson as Gov They can't impeach without state chief judge 1 Like |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Svoboda(m): 5:09pm On Mar 12 |
Wike has lost out already. It is good the fight started early and was attricious. Fubara has taken an early stand and lines are drawn. Now, Wikes men won't hold any appointments in the state govt, neither will he get returns as would have been the case. This modus was what saved Ngige from the ubas, and then they resorted to betraying him at the tribunal. Today,the ubas are known as the bigger losers in that Anambra saga. Wike would resort to blackmails and distractions to fight fubara, but he won't get any of the desired outcomes in the so-called agreement. Granting press conferences every now and then just betrays his pain and frustration about fubaras seemingly unbending disposition towards him. 2 Likes |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by heniford2: 6:22pm On Mar 12 |
Svoboda:fubara will be impeached 1 Like |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Mercisharelove(f): 6:23pm On Mar 12 |
He's a strong man and I admire him a lot 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Validated: 6:35pm On Mar 12 |
heniford2:Dey play ![]() |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by id4sho(m): 6:51pm On Mar 12 |
If Wikes allies don't start bleeding, Fubara will lose out. It's violence that the emperor understands. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by BondRiv: 7:34pm On Mar 12 |
Mystifying an ingrate. The things clueless people do. That is the thank you Wike gets for changing his life. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by BondRiv: 7:39pm On Mar 12 |
phantomxx: Alien, my foot! Denying reality. The same godfatherism that put Fubara in office. Clueless ingrates. Godfatherism exists in every part of this country, and not limited to Nigeria. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by BondRiv: 7:40pm On Mar 12 |
id4sho: Keyboard warrior. Once you're picked up, your crying will start. Chicken. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Svoboda(m): 7:44pm On Mar 12 |
heniford2: Tell me how easy is it to impeach a sitting gov. This isn't 2003 when obj was running amok against govs opposed to him and orchestrating illegal impeachments. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Assetosky(m): 7:49pm On Mar 12 |
Svoboda: How will the governor get his budget? |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by magoo10(m): 7:54pm On Mar 12 |
Wike's Ronu pattern of politics is going extinct nothing can save it. Fubara na man he be. |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Orinechi: 12:02am |
Nonsense write up |
Re: How Fubara Set Himself Free From Wike by Hoelujohn: 12:30am |
kmst:Impeachment is not possible, they know that. They just want to frustrate and ridicule him. Tinubu will pay the price come 2027 |
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