Senate President, David Mark, reportedly broke down in tears on Monday as he accepted the 2015 Peoples Democratic Party nomination form from his constituents in the Benue South Senatorial District, to return to the Senate next year.
A statement by Mark’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Kolawole Ologbondiyan, in Abuja, explained that the nine local government council chairmen in Benue South Senatorial zone... purchased the party nomination form in Makurdi.The statement added that the people said they want Mark to return to the Senate unchallenged.
Ologbondiyan said, while accepting the nomination form at a crowded gathering in his Otukpo country home on Monday, Mark promised not to depart from the path of honour, justice and equity in the service to his country men and women.
He said, “This is the covenant with my people. This endorsement speaks volume of the immeasurable responsibility on my shoulder by my people. Please pray for me that God gives me the grace, wisdom and courage to continue to serve to the glory of God and benefit to humanity.”
In his remarks, the Deputy Governor of Benue State, Chief Steve Lawani, said the endorsement of the Senate President was a confirmation of the position of the state government because of Mark’s unprecedented achievement in the Senate.
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Are we living in a country where there is no retirement age? How will the youths of today will ever be the leaders of tomorrow if people like David Mark and all other former leaders are wanting to remain in power?
ReplyDeleteThe bereaucracy involved in politics is more than it meets the eye. Is it the decision of the masses or members of the party seeking favour from the politician. Because if he should go again he's gonna be the senate president based on the regulations that has been put in place (if pdp turns out to remain the majority) all this unopposed party cards shows that the politics of the country is lacking like you expect me to believe no one believe they can do better than Mark himself (if he's actually doing something good for the country).
ReplyDeleteIt is only in a country like Nigeria that a thief like David Mark will be elected as a lawmaker . Shame to this counterfeit democracy.
ReplyDeleteMarks u r Bigger Thief, allow others to taste power for ones Marksthief
ReplyDeleteHe has been doing well
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