@MinisoBe@NWLRonline rather than being a mere localized disagreement or internal friction.
See the case of Abegunde v. Ondo State House of Assembly (2015)
@MinisoBe@NWLRonline A defection can be valid only if the member can prove a division within their original political party or a merger with another party. Under Section 68(1)(g), this division must be substantial and affect the party's central leadership structure (the National Executive).
@MelaninMaris@atiku Yes, Nigerians exhibit hypocrisy? When Atiku suggested selling the refineries due to their unproductivity and consumption issues. The current government resorted to name-calling because of his stance on selling the refineries in order to score political points. Are they ready nw?
to name-calling because of his stance on selling the refineries. What will be their defense for the NNPC CEO's position on selling the refineries? I suspect it won't be about selling to cronies.
Why do Nigerians exhibit hypocrisy? I saw a post where the new NNPC chairman said they might consider selling the refinery, a position we all condemned when Atiku suggested selling the refineries due to their unproductivity and consumption issues. The current government resorted
@thecableng@nnpclimited The recent statement by the NNPC chairman about potentially selling the refinery raises questions about consistency. We previously criticized Atiku for proposing the same, citing the refineries' inefficiency. The government at the time responded with personal attacks.
@osasuo@GovWike It's a misplace priority. The government should not play politics with this. He needs to be cautioned for inciting violence in all his media chat
@woye1 Wike denigrating a section of the state in a press conference is an act of inciting violence, and it can cause unrest in the state.
As for the bombing of the pipeline, wike utterances should also be investigated