Just heard on the radio now that the said Governors are currently in a meeting with the APC leaders. The report stated the meeting commenced at about 9:30am today.

The crisis rocking the People’s
Democratic Party (PDP) may have
finally reached a climax with the G-7
governors resolving to join the
opposition All Progressives Congress
(APC). This comes barely 24 hours
after President Goodluck Jonathan
chose to postpone a planned
meeting with the governors which
was seen as a make or break
meeting.
A source told LEADERSHIP that the
governors reached this decision in a
meeting held last night at the Kano
State governors’ lodge in Abuja. The
meeting ended at about 12.30am.
But LEADERSHIP gathered that one of
the seven governors, Sule Lamido of
Jigawa State may be having great
difficulty in making up his mind
while the remaining six governors
have decided to take a leap of faith
and join the APC.
The six governors that have made up
their mind to join the APC are Rabiu
Kwankwaso (Kano), Aliyu Wamakko
(Sokoto), Muazu Aliyu (Niger), Murtala
Nyako (Adamawa), Abdulfatah
Ahmed (Kwara) and Rotimi Amaechi
(Rivers).
The development may also have a far
reaching effect on members of the
ruling PDP in the National Assembly
and state assemblies with a large
number of the lawmakers expected
to pitch tent with their governors.

www.leadership.ng/news/261113/finally-g-7-govs-move-join-apc

Whatever... the whole thing is becoming a child's play... These people better be serious for once and define clearly where they belong and then go back continue with governance in their various states.. too much politics at the detriment of governance is bad.

Failure chapter 2 verses 7.
PDP or APC our leaders have failed us.

G7 governors dn join apc or na ape sef. Good riddance to amaechi.
Source: Rythm 93.7

Whats the difference? Looting and criminality rebranded

The painful part of the saga and other political activities going on around the country is that Governance has been relegated to the background. It's all about political relevance. We the lead just keep been spectators, having lost faith in the whole system.

I really wish we can take a cue from Ghanians though; public opinion on National issues is not irrelevant in their country. They never get tired of talking and ensuring their Government hears them.

Considering we have much more people, especially youths here, it's just sad that it's only politicians running the whole thing.