Since his unceremonious sack from Aso Rock as Special Adviser on Political Affairs to President Goodluck Jonathan, the unapologetic Ahmed Gulak has been going about lying that he left government because people of Adamawa State are calling on him to contest for the office of governor in 2015.
Anyway, his lies have been exposed. In a veiled reference to the recent sacking of Gulak, national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dr. Adamu Mu’azu, on Wednesday warned that ahead of the 2015 general election, the party will no longer tolerate arrogant members in its fold.
Mu’azu noted: “I have told the president that whoever does not remain focused, cool nerved, humble cannot belong to this party. Those who want to insult me should do so; one day it will be over.
“I am ready to stoop to conquer. That is the spirit I want to put in us, to remain focused, calm and preserve through anything we are going through in the party. I don’t want anybody to imagine Nigeria without PDP.”
Mu’azu stated this while receiving a communique from the Akwa Ibom State chapter of PDP on their meeting which held on April 22.
The communique had lambasted Gulak for coming to Akwa Ibom State and inaugurating a sectional and an unknown support group in favour of President Goodluck Jonathan without calling on the state’s party leadership.
The communiqué, which further advised Jonathan to caution his aides who were bent on causing disaffection in various states of the federation, specifically warned “Alhaji Gulak to desist from further interference in the affairs of the state as we do not need the assistance of any outsider to campaign here for Mr President.”
Gulak’s sack, a political lesson – Gov Nyako
Meanwhile, Adamawa State governor, Murtala Nyako, has described the sudden sack of Ahmed Ali Gulak as one of the lessons of the laws of power.
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