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PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Nobody: 4:35pm On Jan 02, 2016
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu is persecuting Sambo Dasuki, former national security adviser (NSA), out of suspicion that he is nursing a 2019 presidential ambition.
The party said Dasuki, who is undergoing trial for alleged fraud, has vast political and security network, hence the president’s bid to stop his ‘suspected’ ambition.
It “sympathised” with “Buhari and leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) over their inability to accept, with equanimity, constructive criticisms of their administration”.
“It is unfortunate that the APC and its leaders, who gleefully and unjustifiably poured invective on former President Goodluck Jonathan in the guise of playing the role of an opposition party, would now not want to condone criticisms,” PDP said in a statement issued by Olisa Metuh, its spokesman.
“Unlike the APC that denigrated the office and person of former President Jonathan by wrongly depicting him as ‘clueless and incompetent’, the PDP remains the most decent, mature and constructive opposition party in our democracy and we have evidenced great respect for the person and exalted office of President Muhammadu Buhari.
“During the Goodluck Jonathan presidency, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, while in the saddle as interim Deputy National Secretary of the APC, in a post on his twitter page, described President Jonathan as ‘lazy, docile, incompetent, clueless, hopeless and useless leader.’ Other APC leaders made raining abuses on Jonathan a past time.
“The PDP is a very responsible opposition party; our leaders are mature; and we have demonstrated so in our critique of the President’s responses during the maiden Presidential Media Chat. We have reviewed President Buhari’s performance and concluded that it was uninspiring.
“The entire world listened to President Buhari during the chat and went away with different impressions. We did and came up with the theme of our initial reaction that portrayed him very appropriately as a tyrant. And for purpose of clarity, a tyrant is a ruler who has complete power over a country and who uses the power in a cruel and unfair way, which was why we recommended the suspension of the operation of the constitution so he can rule for the next four years as a maximum ruler.
“In its reaction, his party National Chairman, John Oyegun magisterially and dictatorially warned that ‘we (APC) may not condone such anymore.’ Our position in the PDP is that we are in trouble as a nation. All we hear from the APC regarding our freedom is ‘we won’t tolerate’, ‘we won’t condone.’ Are these words used by democrats or tyrants?
“So, the PDP too is being warned and coerced on what to say as opposition party. The PDP must be commended for the civil, responsible, mature, issue-based opposition it has played. The nation knows how the APC rained insults on former President Jonathan and that the PDP, during that time, never used words like ‘it would not condone…’
“Some have even criticised the PDP style of opposition as being too civil considering the tyranny we are facing. That is why Chief John Oyegun could term a dictionary word-‘tyrant’- as insulting. Nigerians do not need the PDP or anyone else to make them decide if President Buhari’s APC government fits the definition of a tyrant.
“The real trait of the President was unraveled during the media chat. He has repeatedly shown his scorn for the Legislature, an independent arm of government while sanctioning security agencies’ disrespect for court orders and the impunity of continuous incarceration of people who have been granted bails by the courts.
“Also from his responses, the President has even pronounced a guilty verdict on Col Sambo Dasuki and Nnamdi Kanu of Radio Biafra even before the hearings by the courts. Sadly, even the international community has noted this brazen scorn and disdain for the independence of the judiciary.
“Furthermore, how do we describe a president who openly denigrated an entire race as he did in the media chat when he suggested that the Igbos were insatiable with the appointments his government has so far given to them? Indeed, the timing and the tenor of the President’s comment, given the security and political situation in the land, remain worrisome, especially at a time a nerve-soothing statement from the father of the nation could have reassured the agitators of the need for peace and unity in the nation.

“Besides, it is sad and embarrassing that President Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade has now been reduced to a war between the APC and the PDP as declared by the Office of his spokespersons. Since they have confirmed that this is what the anti-corruption crusade is all about, the APC is obviously seeking to destroy the PDP so that it can push through Buhari’s second tenure in 2019 without opposition from the PDP.

“This has also confirmed our concern that this is the reason the Federal Government is persecuting, and not prosecuting, Col. Sambo Dasuki. The APC and its leaders fear that Dasuki, given his vast political and security network, may be harbouring a presidential ambition, more so that the PDP has zoned its presidential ticket to the north.


“The PDP is conversant with the sinister plan by the APC-led Federal Government to completely decimate our party by raking up all manner of allegations of corruption against the Goodluck Jonathan administration and leaders of the PDP with a view to taking them to court on orchestrated charges.

“Finally we are aware that President Buhari has directed security agencies to be more vicious in dealing with our members and has continued to subtly coerce the Judiciary to convict those being charged to court. But what gives us joy is that President Buhari is not God and we will not worship him.

https://www.thecable.ng/pdp-buhari-persecuting-dasuki-because-of-his-2019-presidential-ambition

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by INTROVERT(f): 4:43pm On Jan 02, 2016

Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by MalcoImX: 4:44pm On Jan 02, 2016
This psychological defense mechanism wont work for you. You've 'chopped' money and are saying this so that people will say "persecution" when they catch you.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Shaftrod(m): 4:44pm On Jan 02, 2016
Very childish accusation.PDP....... From the preposterous to the ridiculous.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by materamabillis: 4:46pm On Jan 02, 2016
#leavetrashforlawma

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by MalcoImX: 4:47pm On Jan 02, 2016
Criticism for criticisms sake. Must you talk if you have nothing to say

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by clevvermind(m): 4:50pm On Jan 02, 2016
buhari and apshit party of waste.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by clevvermind(m): 4:52pm On Jan 02, 2016
Shaftrod:
Very childish accusation.PDP....... From the preposterous to the ridiculous.
there must be an element of truth in this accusation. isn't it?

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by LordVarys: 4:53pm On Jan 02, 2016
That's obvious, Had Jonathan won in 2015, Dasuki was the favorite to succeed him in 2019

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by ticker(m): 4:54pm On Jan 02, 2016
am really fed up with this incessant abuses between this two parties.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Shaftrod(m): 4:56pm On Jan 02, 2016
clevvermind:
there must be an element of truth in this accusation. isn't it?
Na helmet, no be element you for use.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Nobody: 4:59pm On Jan 02, 2016
If PDP like let them make Sultan as their candidate he will not come close to Buhari's popularity in the North

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by bettercreature(m): 4:59pm On Jan 02, 2016
Shaftrod:
Very childish accusation.PDP....... From the preposterous to the ridiculous.
These is One of the reasons people will never vote for PDP again,see how they are defending corruption at the highest level

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by rusher14: 4:59pm On Jan 02, 2016
LordVarys:
That's obvious, Had Jonathan won in 2015, Dasuki was the favorite to succeed him in 2019

So They had no intention of handing over to the East? Na wa o!

They didn't even think of primaries after all na to dey Dasuki slush funds dey go.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by kestolove95(m): 5:06pm On Jan 02, 2016
Bt non of d allegations against him ar false na

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Day169: 5:14pm On Jan 02, 2016
Just look at the utterances coming from PDP.
( If true), it shows the party to be an aggregation of mediocre people, without a sense of direction and very poor political vision.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Nobody: 5:23pm On Jan 02, 2016
ticker:
am really fed up with this incessant abuses between this two parties.

ONE MAY BEGIN TO WONDER. WHERE IS THE CIVILIZATION IN TODAY'S WORLD.

HAS ANYBODY TAKEN A CLOSER LOOK AT DEMOCRACY?

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by trueconscience(m): 5:34pm On Jan 02, 2016
Its all good, Dasuki can be President - at the KiriKiri or Kuje prisons and from there, he'll assemble his cabinet from his fellow PDP inmates.However, my advice is that he should not marginalize the south east o(Kanu must be in his Cabinet!) or else...

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by ISpiksDaTroof: 5:51pm On Jan 02, 2016
Well, anyone with half a brain and knowledge of how politics works in Nigeria knows that Sambo Dasuki did have ambitions to be President.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by kpopmoses: 5:51pm On Jan 02, 2016
Opposition is good but the PDP should learn to make constructive and objective opposition.
I believe Nigeria will be better in this dispensation.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by abduljabbar4(m): 5:54pm On Jan 02, 2016
We can now clearly see that PDP is in support of dasuki despite his wicked actions.

Mtchew, thank you Buhari for ignoring that useless, corrupt and compromised court order. We need more pdp members to be arrested and jailed without trial

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by abduljabbar4(m): 5:59pm On Jan 02, 2016
clevvermind:
buhari and apshit party of waste.

What do you want? Who is marginalizing you? Where? How? Do you know?

Useless wailing wailers

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by omenka(m): 6:01pm On Jan 02, 2016
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says
President Muhammadu is persecuting Sambo
Dasuki, former national security adviser (NSA),
out of suspicion that he is nursing a 2019
presidential ambition.
Just look at this preposterous trash. Jeeez!! Can adults really be this dumb?? Omg. Can't believe these people once rulled over this country. cry

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by ddippset(m): 6:04pm On Jan 02, 2016
udeagbalaC:
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu is persecuting Sambo Dasuki, former national security adviser (NSA), out of suspicion that he is nursing a 2019 presidential ambition.
The party said Dasuki, who is undergoing trial for alleged fraud, has vast political and security network, hence the president’s bid to stop his ‘suspected’ ambition.
It “sympathised” with “Buhari and leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) over their inability to accept, with equanimity, constructive criticisms of their administration”.
“It is unfortunate that the APC and its leaders, who gleefully and unjustifiably poured invective on former President Goodluck Jonathan in the guise of playing the role of an opposition party, would now not want to condone criticisms,” PDP said in a statement issued by Olisa Metuh, its spokesman.
“Unlike the APC that denigrated the office and person of former President Jonathan by wrongly depicting him as ‘clueless and incompetent’, the PDP remains the most decent, mature and constructive opposition party in our democracy and we have evidenced great respect for the person and exalted office of President Muhammadu Buhari.
“During the Goodluck Jonathan presidency, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, while in the saddle as interim Deputy National Secretary of the APC, in a post on his twitter page, described President Jonathan as ‘lazy, docile, incompetent, clueless, hopeless and useless leader.’ Other APC leaders made raining abuses on Jonathan a past time.
“The PDP is a very responsible opposition party; our leaders are mature; and we have demonstrated so in our critique of the President’s responses during the maiden Presidential Media Chat. We have reviewed President Buhari’s performance and concluded that it was uninspiring.
“The entire world listened to President Buhari during the chat and went away with different impressions. We did and came up with the theme of our initial reaction that portrayed him very appropriately as a tyrant. And for purpose of clarity, a tyrant is a ruler who has complete power over a country and who uses the power in a cruel and unfair way, which was why we recommended the suspension of the operation of the constitution so he can rule for the next four years as a maximum ruler.
“In its reaction, his party National Chairman, John Oyegun magisterially and dictatorially warned that ‘we (APC) may not condone such anymore.’ Our position in the PDP is that we are in trouble as a nation. All we hear from the APC regarding our freedom is ‘we won’t tolerate’, ‘we won’t condone.’ Are these words used by democrats or tyrants?
“So, the PDP too is being warned and coerced on what to say as opposition party. The PDP must be commended for the civil, responsible, mature, issue-based opposition it has played. The nation knows how the APC rained insults on former President Jonathan and that the PDP, during that time, never used words like ‘it would not condone…’
“Some have even criticised the PDP style of opposition as being too civil considering the tyranny we are facing. That is why Chief John Oyegun could term a dictionary word-‘tyrant’- as insulting. Nigerians do not need the PDP or anyone else to make them decide if President Buhari’s APC government fits the definition of a tyrant.
“The real trait of the President was unraveled during the media chat. He has repeatedly shown his scorn for the Legislature, an independent arm of government while sanctioning security agencies’ disrespect for court orders and the impunity of continuous incarceration of people who have been granted bails by the courts.
“Also from his responses, the President has even pronounced a guilty verdict on Col Sambo Dasuki and Nnamdi Kanu of Radio Biafra even before the hearings by the courts. Sadly, even the international community has noted this brazen scorn and disdain for the independence of the judiciary.
“Furthermore, how do we describe a president who openly denigrated an entire race as he did in the media chat when he suggested that the Igbos were insatiable with the appointments his government has so far given to them? Indeed, the timing and the tenor of the President’s comment, given the security and political situation in the land, remain worrisome, especially at a time a nerve-soothing statement from the father of the nation could have reassured the agitators of the need for peace and unity in the nation.
“Besides, it is sad and embarrassing that President Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade has now been reduced to a war between the APC and the PDP as declared by the Office of his spokespersons. Since they have confirmed that this is what the anti-corruption crusade is all about, the APC is obviously seeking to destroy the PDP so that it can push through Buhari’s second tenure in 2019 without opposition from the PDP.
“This has also confirmed our concern that this is the reason the Federal Government is persecuting, and not prosecuting, Col. Sambo Dasuki. The APC and its leaders fear that Dasuki, given his vast political and security network, may be harbouring a presidential ambition, more so that the PDP has zoned its presidential ticket to the north.
“The PDP is conversant with the sinister plan by the APC-led Federal Government to completely decimate our party by raking up all manner of allegations of corruption against the Goodluck Jonathan administration and leaders of the PDP with a view to taking them to court on orchestrated charges.
“Finally we are aware that President Buhari has directed security agencies to be more vicious in dealing with our members and has continued to subtly coerce the Judiciary to convict those being charged to court. But what gives us joy is that President Buhari is not God and we will not worship him.
https://www.thecable.ng/pdp-buhari-persecuting-dasuki-because-of-his-2019-presidential-ambition
how does metuh manage to conjure these dumb statements? Even if metuh was offered 1 billion dollars to stop being silly, he'd reject the offer and say 'thanks but no thanks'

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by jmichlins(m): 6:05pm On Jan 02, 2016
He wanted to use our collective resources to run for presidency? He will be running from prison like KANU wants to be freedom fighter from prison

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by yahrant140(m): 6:28pm On Jan 02, 2016
Ahahahahha
"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer" - Mario Puzo.

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by RockMaxi: 6:42pm On Jan 02, 2016
Childish tantrums. undecided

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by computer0810(m): 7:10pm On Jan 02, 2016
Lol,can't read all those shit but d little I can grab out of it and my advice is that the pdp shud learn to be a better opposition,they suck every time with stupid and idiotic utterance

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Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by drss(m): 7:10pm On Jan 02, 2016
as expected, sai baba zombies ar mastubating all over d thread cos of dasuki.
Re: PDP: Buhari Thinks Dasuki Wants To Be President by Dottore: 7:10pm On Jan 02, 2016
see propaganda. Though there could be element of truth in Fasuki nursing presidential ambition. 21billion dollars is about 500billion naira.

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