tesppidd:
Buhari was very unfair to Oshiomole with his decision to dissolve the NWC.

He has asked everybody to withdraw their court cases but this is far from a political solution. A political solution would have sufficed.

This party can never be United again because Giadom and his camp are happy with the dissolutin while Adams and his camp are unhappy about it.

When 2 kids fight for a toy and an adult takes it from them both, the real owner of the toy must feel agrievied while the kid who doesn't won the toy would feel satisfied.


In finding a political solution what Buhari would have done is to realise that only about 7 out of over 20 ward members suspended Adams from his ward.
This singular act of injustice should have formed the basis of Buhari's decision.

He should have asked Giadom to withdraw his case against Adams based on the fact that he was suspended by only 7 people.

This should be the political solution since his aim was to take the cases off the courts.

jlinkd78:
As if he has got an option. You ppl never learn from history. The Fulani are pro when it comes to divide and rule from time immemorial and same template they rehearsed on you by ensuring u and your brother Obaseki fought your self dirty and even propped up Giadom FC when Obaseki saw d handwriting clearly and moved out of APC. The Giadom FC was sustained by d Fulani cabal so that d narrative that they came to restore peace and order will be d story at d end of d day. All of u lost out and power back to d north. My respect for Obaseki for timely beating a retreat. Osho baba I buzi elu eru aka ala eru aka, hunted and haunted now both home and away. Greed brought you to this inglorious political humiliation

tesppidd:
Buhari was very unfair to Oshiomole with his decision to dissolve the NWC.

He has asked everybody to withdraw their court cases but this is far from a political solution. A political solution would have sufficed.

This party can never be United again because Giadom and his camp are happy with the dissolutin while Adams and his camp are unhappy about it.

When 2 kids fight for a toy and an adult takes it from them both, the real owner of the toy must feel agrievied while the kid who doesn't won the toy would feel satisfied.


In finding a political solution what Buhari would have done is to realise that only about 7 out of over 20 ward members suspended Adams from his ward.
This singular act of injustice should have formed the basis of Buhari's decision.

He should have asked Giadom to withdraw his case against Adams based on the fact that he was suspended by only 7 people.

This should be the political solution since his aim was to take the cases off the courts.

fyneguy:


The dissolution is a stopgap, so that APC does not lose out in the 2 forthcoming elections. The outcome of the national convention will determine the fate of various interests in the Party.

SmartProf:
That na consolation hymn Sir...you for wait for sendforth party first na, make you see if dem for no pour you hot ewedu for face...look, you were really flogged with the same APC broom you danced with in all campaign venues, I'm quite sure u are still recuperating. Ensure you've carried your wall portrait out of the APC national office else the people you've offended will be flogging it, even in your physical absence

festacman:
Contrary to widespread impression, a dispassionate analysis of recent political events surrounding Adams Oshiomole would reveal that his gains are more than his losses. Let's take a look.

A. If Gov. Godwin Obaseki had secured APC nomination for second term and eventually won Edo State governorship election, the following would have been the situation of Adams Oshiomole:

1. 'Promotion' from being a suspended member to an expelled member by his own village ward.
2. Loss of membership of APC.
3. Loss of his position as APC chairman.
4. Attainment of status of political pariah because there is no guarantee that Gov. Wike and Sen. Saraki would allow him near WADATA House.
Conclusion: Four losses, no gain.

B. With the current developments, the following capture Adams Oshiomole current situation:

1. He has his candidate Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu as APC governorship candidate and has been able to repay the debt of support he owed him.
2. He is still a member of APC even if Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu fails to win governorship election.
3. He has lost APC chairman.
4. He still has a platform for future political aspiration, most likely Senate.
Conclusion: That's three gains and one loss

The truth is that Adams Oshiomole was driven by SELF-PRESERVATION. He fought for his political life. It is more like kill the 'snake' because if you don't, the 'snake' will kill you, anyway.

Nodogragra4me:


He was not driven by self-preservation but by expansionist motivation. The moment he helped Oba become the governor, he already secured his preservation but because he had his ways at the start of the government he then engaged in over drive and a man born a real man won't sit by and be used like a remote when he is well aware of the many things his signature could make happen

He becomes the first chairman to be sacked by the engineering of his state governor just after two years stay as national chairman. A position that has room for a second term.

It would have been better if he was made a minister. Chairmanship of a ruling party was way too big for his level of intellect and temperament. He talks before he thinks and is forced to walk his talk

fergie001:
Oshiomhole Accepts Dissolution Of APC NWC, Pledges Loyalty To Buhari



https://www.channelstv.com/2020/06/27/oshiomhole-accepts-dissolution-of-apc-nwc-pledges-loyalty-to-buhari/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Nodogragra4me:


Are You more intelligent and informed in the position if the law than the appeal court justices that upheld his suspension

fergie001:
Oshiomhole Accepts Dissolution Of APC NWC, Pledges Loyalty To Buhari



https://www.channelstv.com/2020/06/27/oshiomhole-accepts-dissolution-of-apc-nwc-pledges-loyalty-to-buhari/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

fergie001:
Oshiomhole Accepts Dissolution Of APC NWC, Pledges Loyalty To Buhari



https://www.channelstv.com/2020/06/27/oshiomhole-accepts-dissolution-of-apc-nwc-pledges-loyalty-to-buhari/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

jlinkd78:
As if he has got an option. You ppl never learn from history. The Fulani are pro when it comes to divide and rule from time immemorial and same template they rehearsed on you by ensuring u and your brother Obaseki fought your self dirty and even propped up Giadom FC when Obaseki saw d handwriting clearly and moved out of APC. The Giadom FC was sustained by d Fulani cabal so that d narrative that they came to restore peace and order will be d story at d end of d day. All of u lost out and power back to d north. My respect for Obaseki for timely beating a retreat. Osho baba I buzi elu eru aka ala eru aka, hunted and haunted now both home and away. Greed brought you to this inglorious political humiliation

IkpuNnegiEwu44:


Lol. Edo storm water project loot fear is d beginning of wisdom.

fyneguy:


The dissolution is a stopgap, so that APC does not lose out in the 2 forthcoming elections. The outcome of the national convention will determine the fate of various interests in the Party.

festacman:
Contrary to widespread impression, a dispassionate analysis of recent political events surrounding Adams Oshiomole would reveal that his gains are more than his losses. [s]Let's take a look.

A. If Gov. Godwin Obaseki had secured APC nomination for second term and eventually won Edo State governorship election, the following would have been the situation of Adams Oshiomole:

1. 'Promotion' from being a suspended member to an expelled member by his own village ward.
2. Loss of membership of APC.
3. Loss of his position as APC chairman.
4. Attainment of status of political pariah because there is no guarantee that Gov. Wike and Sen. Saraki would allow him near WADATA House.
Conclusion: Four losses, no gain.

B. With the current developments, the following capture Adams Oshiomole current situation:

1. He has his candidate Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu as APC governorship candidate and has been able to repay the debt of support he owed him.
2. He is still a member of APC even if Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu fails to win governorship election.
3. He has lost APC chairman.
4. He still has a platform for future political aspiration, most likely Senate.
Conclusion: That's three gains and one loss

The truth is that Adams Oshiomole was driven by SELF-PRESERVATION. He fought for his political life. It is more like kill the 'snake' because if you don't, the 'snake' will kill you, anyway.[/s]

tesppidd:
Buhari was very unfair to Oshiomole with his decision to dissolve the NWC.

He has asked everybody to withdraw their court cases but this is far from a political solution. A political solution would have sufficed.

This party can never be United again because Giadom and his camp are happy with the dissolutin while Adams and his camp are unhappy about it.

When 2 kids fight for a toy and an adult takes it from them both, the real owner of the toy must feel agrievied while the kid who doesn't won the toy would feel satisfied.


In finding a political solution what Buhari would have done is to realise that only about 7 out of over 20 ward members suspended Adams from his ward.
This singular act of injustice should have formed the basis of Buhari's decision.

He should have asked Giadom to withdraw his case against Adams based on the fact that he was suspended by only 7 people.

This should be the political solution since his aim was to take the cases off the courts.

festacman:


Whether PDP or APC, the position of party chairman in Nigeria is characterized by turbulence arising from conflicting interests of key party members. Apart from Chairman Secondus, I can't recall any PDP chairman that came close to full term. It was worse during Obj presidency. Recall that even Chief Oyegun didn't get 2nd term from APC power brokers. Oshiomole has his faults like every human being but politicians as usual made his job difficult from Zamfara, Imo, Ogun, Bauchi, Adamawa, Enugu, etc. Unfortunately, he lacked sense of diplomacy and was too authoritative. Well, all is now history.

Meninmen:





Nonsense!!!

festacman:
Contrary to widespread impression, a dispassionate analysis of recent political events surrounding Adams Oshiomole would reveal that his gains are more than his losses. Let's take a look.

A. If Gov. Godwin Obaseki had secured APC nomination for second term and eventually won Edo State governorship election, the following would have been the situation of Adams Oshiomole:

1. 'Promotion' from being a suspended member to an expelled member by his own village ward.
2. Loss of membership of APC.
3. Loss of his position as APC chairman.
4. Attainment of status of political pariah because there is no guarantee that Gov. Wike and Sen. Saraki would allow him near WADATA House.
Conclusion: Four losses, no gain.

B. With the current developments, the following capture Adams Oshiomole current situation:

1. He has his candidate Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu as APC governorship candidate and has been able to repay the debt of support he owed him.
2. He is still a member of APC even if Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu fails to win governorship election.
3. He has lost APC chairman.
4. He still has a platform for future political aspiration, most likely Senate.
Conclusion: That's three gains and one loss

The truth is that Adams Oshiomole was driven by SELF-PRESERVATION. He fought for his political life. It is more like kill the 'snake' because if you don't, the 'snake' will kill you, anyway.

ospido:


That is a pseudo project that consumed billions yet nothing came out of that project. And one guy was arguing with his key board that he didn't leave any debt for Obaseki.

Agboriotejoye:


What if his aim was to reset everybody? It's a shame really. Buhari be like, since you idiot southerners can't handle a chairmanship position without rancor let me kuku hand it over to the north.
It was not really about Oshiomole. It was about the many wings fighting for relevance. Oshiomole just burnt his fingers by chooking mouth into where he shouldn't have.