Tinubu Under Attack!!

National leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday,
described the national leader of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN,
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, as a despot for imposing his daughter, Mrs.
Folashade Tinubu-Ojo, as President-General of the Association of
Nigerian Market Women and Men.
The party said Folashade Tinubu-Ojo was not a full-time trader and
cannot on that note succeed Tinubu's mother, late Alhaja Abibat
Mogaji.
In a statement, yesterday, by PDP's Acting National Publicity
Secretary, Tony Caesar Okeke, the party also lampooned the leadership
of ACN for asking President Goodluck Jonathan to probe reports that
security operatives prevented Rivers State governor, Chibuike Amaechi,
from personally exchanging pleasantries with him at a dinner at the
Presidential villa last Wednesday.
Okeke described the demand by the ACN as "irresponsible,
meddlesomeness and foolish scandal-mongering."
He said ACN and its co-traveller, Congress for Progressive Change,
CPC, were merely embittered by the reconciliations in the PDP and
were, assuch, crying wolf where there was none.
Stating that such protocol issues were understood by all, PDP said ACN
and CPC had, over time, showed that they were quarrelsome parties
which derived pleasure in causing disaffection among Nigerians.
He said: "The ACN and the CPC are merely embittered by the
reconciliations so far achieved in the PDP and seek to use all means
to undermine it. That is why they are crying wolf where there is none.
Protocol issues are understood all overthe world. Therefore the demand
by the ACN smacks of irresponsible meddlesomeness and foolish
scandal-mongering aimed at causing disaffection among our leaders and
party members."
The party said President Goodluck Jonathan had a good relationship
with all state governors, including that of Rivers State, and
commended him for the reconciliations so far achieved in the PDP.
On Tinubu, the PDP said the ACN leader, "who parades himself as a
democrat" has clearly shown his despotic tendencies, with the
installation of his daughter as the leader of traders without recourse
to democratic processes. Nigerians have clearly seen that the
so-called democrats and self-styled messiahs in the ACN are, indeed,
wolves in sheep's skins."
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NATIONAL leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday,
described the national leader of ActionCongress of Nigeria, ACN,
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, as a despot for imposing his daughter, Mrs.
Folashade Tinubu-Ojo, as President-General of the Associationof
Nigerian Market Women and Men.
The party said Folashade Tinubu-Ojo was not a full-time trader and
cannot on that note succeed Tinubu's mother, late Alhaja Abibat
Mogaji.In a statement, yesterday, by PDP's Acting National Publicity
Secretary, Tony Caesar Okeke, the party also lampooned the leadership
of ACN for asking President Goodluck Jonathan to probe reports that
security operatives prevented Rivers State governor, Chibuike Amaechi,
from personally exchanging pleasantries with him at a dinner at the
Presidential villa last Wednesday.
Okeke described the demand by the ACN as "irresponsible,
meddlesomeness and foolish scandal-mongering."
He said ACN and its co-traveller, Congress for Progressive Change,
CPC, were merely embittered by the reconciliations in the PDP and
were, assuch, crying wolf where there was none.
Stating that such protocol issues were understood by all, PDP said ACN
and CPC had, over time, showed that they were quarrelsome parties
which derived pleasure in causing disaffection among Nigerians.
He said: "The ACN and the CPC are merely embittered by the
reconciliations so far achieved in the PDP and seek to use all means
to undermine it. That is why they are crying wolf where there is none.
Protocol issues are understood all overthe world. Therefore the demand
by the ACN smacks of irresponsible meddlesomeness and foolish
scandal-mongering aimed at causing disaffection among our leaders and
party members."
The party said President Goodluck Jonathan had a good relationship
with all state governors, including that of Rivers State, and
commended him for the reconciliations so far achieved in the PDP.
On Tinubu, the PDP said the ACN leader, "who parades himself as a
democrat" has clearly shown his despotic tendencies, with the
installation of his daughter as the leader of traders without recourse
to democratic processes. Nigerians have clearly seen that the
so-called democrats and self-styled messiahs in the ACN are, indeed,
wolves in sheep's skins."