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Nigerians Hail Tinubu After Scandalous Report Alleges Team Atiku Influenced Ayu To Get The PDP Ticket With Billions
Nigerians Hail Tinubu After Scandalous Report Alleges Team Atiku Influenced Ayu To Get The PDP Ticket With Billions
PDP Crisis: Nigerians Slam Atiku Over Ayu Microfinance Bank, Hail Tinubu
Nigerians have risen up in large numbers to denounce the PDP’s presidential candidate and national chairman following allegations of behind-the-scenes manoeuvres that claim heavy billions were allegedly used by Atiku’s team to buy the PDP Presidential ticket.
Atiku outwitted Wike at the most crucial and delicate time, a case of “no be who first pull shirt dey win fight,” Atiku, as an old serial veteran presidential candidate, knows when to press the button at the right time.
Nyesom Wike courted the North, stood by them when they needed help, and aided them financially when they actually required it; he never stopped investing in his relationship with the North; he was a pillar.
The irony is that while Wike was busy spending millions on a sympathetic course toward the north, Atiku was chilling in Dubai strategizing without spending a single SHISHI. On the day of the primaries, Atiku’s team allegedly appeared and began a naira rain that was difficult to ignore.
Now that Wike has vowed to speak out, a lot is coming to light. According to reports, Wike is armed with ammo for his ARSENALS, which he intends to use to bring down the party if it fails to address the issues raised by himself and his four fellow agrieved governors.
About four members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the PDP shocked the nation two days ago when they returned a total of N122.4 million that had been secretly deposited into their accounts by the PDP.
You can’t blame the shocked citizens because this is the first time a political party or government executives are refunding large sums of money.
Regardless of the scandals, Nigerian officials do not refund money or resign from their positions.
Let it be made clear that “The NWC of the PDP has noted that the report was misleading , they claim the money was for housing allowance.”
Nigerians are not buying that fantasy story, wondering how the PDP, which is not even in power, can afford to give housing allowances to all of its executives and can even afford as much as 35 million naira and 28 million naira each for house rent for party executives.
When you calculate just 4 of 21 members returning N122.4 million then imagine what the rest 17 members have kept to themselves.
Dem say who dash Monkey BANANA? “Even if the party’s executives are homeless and living on the streets without a roof. PDP as a party is broke and can not even afford to complete its own secretariat, how much more spending billions on rent for executives .”-Sammy Lawson, Epe.
This is where the allegation that Team Atiku paid billions in kickbacks to secure the party’s ticket comes into play.
Nigerians are not amused and have begun comparing Atiku to the ruling party’s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
According to respondents, Tinubu has remained true to the Nigerian dream and has made numerous sacrifices to help the society develop while living among his people.
It was more of a comparison between one leader, who was constantly in the country seeking solutions to issues, and another leader, who, according to them, stays in Dubai and only concentrates on hoarding wealth, with no significant humanitarian endeavors to his credit.
Can you compare their presidential candidate with the APC? Atiku came out of nowhere to win the ticket, while “who dey ground dey do Elephant work na ant salary dem take pay am”?
Tinubu has been visiting states across the federation that have experienced some form of adversity and has donated N50 million to each, while the PDP is sharing housing allowance for its executives.”- Pat Ene, Cross Rivers.
According to Bayo Onanuga APC PCC media director,
“The PDP in its 16 years in power earned the notoriety of always ‘sharing the money. Money was always shared not for the public good, which was why the party left our infrastructure derelict and our armed forces ill-equipped to face new security challenges.
Public money was always shared into their pockets, even at the expense of national security as the APC government of President Muhammadu Buhari found in 2015–paper trails of public money going into private pockets. Now the party known as ‘share the money’ has started again.
The revelation about the reenactment of the party’s old habits is a timely warning to Nigerians not to ever again entrust our country in the hands of those plunderers and their veteran flag bearer, Atiku Abubakar”
Nigerians now call PDP Ayu Microfinance Bank…Na this one we dey say water don pass garri, please drop your comments lets know what you think.
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.
Source iReporteronline
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