Lol.
Why are there always controversies in Nigeria between governors and their deputies and also between governorship candidates after elections always to be settled in High Courts.

Omisore and Aregbesola.
Akala and Ajimobi.
Ekiti state threatening to also go to court amongst many others.

What recently happened in Adamawa state seem to be the new style of removing/ punishing politicians by powers that be.

Nigeria....we hail thee!

momo22:

Please can you tell me what makes him arrogant?

yes.
Next question,pls.

Where is Adamawa pls?

Ngilari! I like his name

mkpakanaodogwu:
This felicitation get as e be.

He never know say Deputy before don dey eye the seat. The 1st lady don begin teach her husband the next move. Election 2015! how them go start their term 1 and term 2. Good nine years!

I pity Nuhu Ribadu.

Fintiri is now a big looser; he can't go back as the speaker of the state house of assembly, neither will he holds sway as governor. Should he go back to the house, he is going to be a floor member and that is if he will be admitted. Politics is a bitch!

mmb:
I pity Nuhu Ribadu.

U still remember that guy? ... where is he pls?!

Okay, this dream is an expensive one! I hope he doesn't try to live it out. It would be a waste!!!!!!

Don't I just love democracy?

God Bless Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

Bwelz:

He never know say Deputy before don dey eye the seat. The 1st lady don begin teach her husband the next move. Election 2015! how them go start their term 1 and term 2. Good nine years!

u are funy

Nyako fainted after he was ousted. Till today he still dey dreamland dey yarn dust. Abeg op, pour am water make he wake up jor.

my problem iis d boko boys in michika n other environs not these thievery politicians showing us how to steal without guns.

sopoundz:
shuu. I tot he was in hiding

From who?

The gods are watching...

Congrats Mr Ngilari. PDP is still yet to learn how to impeach a Governor thumbs up to the Abuja High Court.

That man deserves to be disgraced out of office. He is very greedy politician and wicked. Right from day one I know he will be removed. He want to become a governor through back door and crook way. Knowing fully well that it is the deputy that.....he tricked him to resign. GOD DON CATCH HIM. Idiot! Such politician deserve to be killed so tht Nigeria will move foward. If not checked other state speakers wll start to impeach their governors for them to....

Lesson 4 dose good @ stabing pple @ d back it shows same can still befall dem

Seun bring back deactivate button!

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Toktee:
From who?

the government

Nyako has no shame by thinking of coming back to the govt. house. The illegal process that brought him to power will no longer work.

Some folks on nairaland mentioned back then that it is illegal for the Speaker to be sworn in as acting governor based on the constitution.

However some ruffnecks without political knowledge shouted even louder that it is possible.

I have noticed that those ruffnecks have been quiet since tuesday, when the deputy governor was returned by the federal high court.

Shame on all polticians in nigeria.

So by the way what happens to Mr Nuhu Ribadu's governorship aspirations?

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