National Assembly Crisis And The Real Issues

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By Joe Igbokwe
Since President Buhari took the oath of office on 29 May, 2015, I have been following the political developments with keen interest, especially the events at the National Assembly. I have witnessed the vicious attacks on All Progressives Congress (APC) leadership by those who lost the elections and those who fed from the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) inept leadership in the past 16 years. I have seen those who should know better attacking APC leadership insisting, that the party is not prepared for leadership. I have seen interlopers, intruders, mercenaries, grovellers, supporters of any government in power and hangers on working so hard to fix themselves back into the system to continue the systematic vandalisation of the project Nigeria. In all this, I thank God that we voted PDP out of power even though I know that it is not over until it is over.
Those who lost the elections have not gone home to rest. They are bitter, they are angry and they are cursing and abusing the drivers of this monumental change. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who led the team that showed PDP the way out has been the target of the vicious attacks by these shameful losers. They call him names; they say he is greedy, they say he wants everything including the Presidency and other key positions for himself. But these people are wrong. The leader wants Nigeria to succeed. The leader put everything in place, both human and material resources to push this change. The leader sacrificed time, energy and strength to push this change. Now can a man be punished for doing good? Can a man be crucified for helping to change the way we think, the way we do things, the way we plan, the way we reason and the way …Read More

Source:: PM Newspaper