He urged the NWC to replace Hope Uzodimma as chairman primary election committee.

The Tingo Group founder was charged by SEC with securities fraud, conspiracy, and making false filings.

Reacting to the issue of state policing, he said it would help in fixing the country only if they are excluded from political activities.

He called on President Tinubu to concentrate on tackling issues at hand, rather than play the blame game.

“We need to ask, why did he go back after they had sought to poison him?”

“They hurriedly came up with figures, written on a mere piece of paper and read out. It’s all fraud and they are democracy assassins.”

He said rather, the National Assembly and state executives should lead by example and reduce their budget.

President Tinubu removed fuel subsidy without consulting

He said it’s embarrassing that those in the party are the ones used to destabilise it.

Adeyeye said young students easily conceal and are drinking sachet alcohol.

“A lot of people expect a lot from the PDP, beyond what is going on today. We have let down a lot of our teaming supporters in the country.”

“I didn’t expect this (recognition) from the president. Even when he was announcing everything, I started imagining what will happen when we win the cup.”

“We want to use all instruments of rule of law to protect our democracy.”

“Let him come out clear and say I have lied against him.”

“Subsidy had become an albatross, the government was owing NNPC N4 trillion it did not have the resources to pay.”

“I don’t believe that the health of the people will be helped if you impose this ban, as a matter of fact, you will endanger it.”

He said the 2024 Budget has the highest allocation for healthcare the country has seen in the last decade.

“Luck has carried us thus far but we have a lot of issues with our sports and football administration.”

“I think it was his mental toughness, his discipline, and also his ability to manage risks.”

“What if his life was about building the bank successfully and using that to do what nobody else did? He was clear. He wanted a world class institution in Nigeria.”