It was reality after the much talk of infrastructural performance in GAMA Nassarawa LG by H.E Abdullahi Umar Ganduje which was said to have been influenced by rerun election.

When confronted, the Kano State Governor deny this allegation and insisted that it was just a mare routine development projects withing the State.

Wednesday, May 27 Governor Abdullahi Umar presented a check worth 12 Million Naira to Jumma’a Mas’jid in GAMA.

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Is there any more danger other than the condition under which our children have been exposed to thuggery, vandalism, carelessness, irresponsible manners and behavior by the political sect you call Kwankwasiyya. We don’t have that name anywhere in the judicial and constitutional provisions. Someone sat and thought about how to destroy the thinking faculties of our youths to use and build his own ego-centric ideology. Had the election was between PDP and APC, It would have been okay. This is someone who wants to indoctrinate our society especially our youths with an alienated norms. Do you think people are that lax to accept such nonsense without challenge? No!

When did electoral malpractice reached its height in Kano state? It’s with the man you think is a hero, hell bent on achieving his own personal success through the Darwinian style or a new style of Lobstang Rompa and Karl max.

Whenever he scored a point using the formula, he boasts like a semi-deity. I have been watching this guy for decades. I know who he is. I know much about him which you know not.

So, please don’t let the cat out of the cart. Continue with your beliefs in him and allow those who have their reasons for not being along with him.

Go to google Playstore and download a book called 48 Laws of Power.

Look at Kwankwaso activities and see if your thoughts will ever remain the same

The presidential election petition tribunal has granted a request by the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, to serve President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress with copies of the petition challenging the February 23 elections through substituted means.

A three-member panel of the tribunal, led by Appeal Court justice, Abdul Aboki, granted the request on Wednesday, following an application by the PDP through its lead counsel, Chris Uche.

Mr Uche and his team of lawyers had approached the tribunal with their petition after analysing the items used by the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) to reach the conclusions announced following the February 23 election.

Mr Abubakar had rejected the results and asked the tribunal for permission to access the items used for collation of the same by INEC.

After the request to analyse the election materials was granted, Mr Abubakar said his team of lawyers found that he had defeated Mr Buhari with over 1.6 million votes.

In the fresh ex-parte application on Wednesday, Mr Uche said they had written in a petition filed at the tribunal on March 25, a request to allow the PDP serve Mr Buhari and his party through substituted means.

Mr Uche said the reason for their application was because the petitioner has not been able to serve the respondents with their petition.

According to the application, the PDP also asked for permission to serve the APC through any of its senior officers at the secretariat of the party, located off Ademola Adetokumbo crescent, Abuja.

Mr Aboki ruled that it was in the interest of justice for the application to be granted.