Straight Talk: Policies, Politics, and the Effective Leadership!: Atiku and the Veepee Pick: A Decisive and Expeditious First Act that Defines the Future, but Humbles the Ndigbo Elders.

Friday, November 2, 2018

Atiku and the Veepee Pick: A Decisive and Expeditious First Act that Defines the Future, but Humbles the Ndigbo Elders.

Alex Aidaghese

That he picks Obi, a man I paid a glowing tribute to on my Facebook Wall about three months ago, is not the issue. That he wasted no time and did not give all the self-anointed Elders, Stakeholders, Power Brokers, or Interest Groups down the Niger River the opportunity to politize and jeopardize the process, makes it most appealing to me. This unexpected maiden act by Abubakar Atiku, no doubt, defines what is to come - a decisive and action-packed Aso Rock. And it must be sustained.

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Odion Aloba Sounds good but beware of this kind of political chameleonic move to sugar coat his political inequities committed overtime. Time will tell in the next few months. My prayer ; Buhari start the publication of their woes....

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Omonemu Edewor Tony Very apt! You don't need a touch light outside when its broad daylight! The so-called shameless elders are seeking undue relevance which has been the bane of our administrative system.

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Festus Okoh Mr Peter Obi, he is a nice man, an excellent leader, he will make an excellent VP if elected, but at this time, his choice is not POLITICALLY correct, PDP needs to win the election first before Mr Obi can show his skills as VP. The south east is natura…See More

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Godwin Amhanyunose Festus Okoh I quite align with your permutation.

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Festus Okoh Godwin Amhanyunose its simple political calculus

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Matthew Oribhabor Nigeria does not need political correctness. Political correctness is simply lies and lies behind the door to fool the people. I have a good friend who is a die hard APC man and he spoke highly of Obi when he was in the USA recently. Others have spoke…See More

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Festus Okoh Matthew Oribhabor Sir, I can't get your points clearly or let me say you didn't understand my comment

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Alex Aidaghese The first sentence after the heading, reads: "That he picks Obi, a man I paid a glowing tribute to on my Facebook Wall about three months ago, is not the issue."

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Alex Aidaghese Festus Okoh, I appreciate your analytical skills, unfortunately, you seem to have a different understanding of the issue I raised. It is not about the weight or pros and cons of Obi's choice. It is not about his worth to the ticket. But the process of …See More