Mr George expressed concerns that the unresolved crisis would undermine the PDP’s chances of winning elections and the trust of Nigerians.
He said that the gesture would crash the prices of essential commodities and services for the benefit of all.
Mr George said, “I read a report by one of Alhaji Abubakar’s media aides accusing me of tribalism, I just laughed.’’
Mr George said an honest assessment of Mr Tinubu’s performance could only be done after the president has spent more time in office.
Mr George said the crisis in Rivers was a time bomb waiting to explode.
Aggrieved PDP members in Lagos are up in arms against veteran politician Bode George.
“I want to advise those who are jumping ship now to calm down because you can hear the chairman of the APC himself coming to say publicly that the leadership in the Senate of the APC that there
We stayed behind to see this to the last. Even when some left the party to form a false alliance, we stood our ground to see this to fruition.
Mr George said he and a group, Omo Eko Pataki, had uncovered the heinous plan to avoid a repetition of the dreadful history.
The former senate president says “there are times when working silently behind the scenes is more productive.”
