Comments on: Defection: Don’t grant waiver to Ribadu – Clark warns PDP

By: Somadina

Somadina — Fri, 29 Aug 2014 20:48:00 +0000

I agree that no waiver should be given to any of these guys coming in from other parties until after two years probational periods. They should be forced to publicly deny their involvment with their former parties and be made to to counter their former parties statements

By: Taylor

Taylor — Fri, 29 Aug 2014 18:51:00 +0000

Chief Clarke is allowed to express his opinion, but is he objective about this? Is he not Jonathan’s political godfather? I would take whatever he says with a grain of sal if I were you. Opinion, after all, is an ass. Nigeria press should stop serving as the megaphone for this demented minds.

By: Abimbolla

Abimbolla — Fri, 29 Aug 2014 07:44:00 +0000

Pa Edwin Clarke may be called an old man but he has a sound mind which could be compared to that of a vibrant young man.
I don’t have anything against Ribadu though, sincerely I won’t for any reason discard Chief Clarke ‘ s assessment, if I were to be the one so advised by Clarke.
Why must these people who were in APC all these while, wanting to aspire under the party that they believe in the party’s so called ideals suddenly want to dissociate themselves “for a season” to get to the seat of power.
These new candidates wanting to contest through the platform of PDP shouldn’t deny not knowing about the so much ills of Nyako before his impeachment. They could have availed themselves the opportunity to proof their uprightness by dumping APC long before now.