PhockPhockMan:
GBAM

na true talk u yan

Idrismusty97:
Party aside, the two aspirants are both Yorubas right? That is the most important issue here. Even if they population reach 99% the best they can do is vote for a "Yoruba" man.

yeah they l determine the yoruba man that will win

dunkem21:

Illiteracy runs in your party blood.
If an elder tells a toddler to shut up, your culture demands that he lies flat on his stomach to say thank you.
Am I correct?

Go and ask your father that question and come back and tell the forum what he said!
Old fart!

It's no contest at all. APC has made Lagos habitable for all, definitely igbo brothers will vote AMBODE without consultation..

Neyo230:
Ambode is d man,he will win Lagos state by wide margin. vote Ambode for Continuity

we need change, change, change, change change, changeeeeeee changeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Hemanwel:
Is Ambode just realizing that Lagos is a Cosmopolitan state?He thought only the Yorubas could win Lagos for him?That sure will be his biggest undoing!Even the Yorubas have been divided between him and Agbaje.
NOTE: I am not saying Lagos is a no man's land oh!Of course it belongs to the Yorubas!...
Lagosians are wiser now!One man can not impose a candidate on Lagosians!...
We have seen the best APC can offer in Lagos!We want CHANGE!
If Ambode wins,it will be business as usual - BRT as usual; LASTMA as usual,etc.We are tired of seeing these things.Lagos is a 21st century Mega City,hence, development must be rapid and dynamic.We want new ideas (BOLD IDEAS).That's why I want Agbaje to be the next Chief Executive of Lagos.

Thrash! changes shd start from Aso rock. Compare BRF's achievement in Lagos to the clueless GEJ's own in Nigeria.
The diff is clear like day and night respectively.

frankmishael1:
thank u Jesus Christ our God.
for choosing Gej

Thats blasphemy. GEJ chose himself. His fear for election is unparallel. He got the his urchins to endorse him as a sole candidate and now he is afraid of elections with GMB and co.
He can run, but he can't hide.

On behalf of all Igbo brotherhood in Lagos and beyond, I give affirmation to total support for Ambode and APC in general. No place like Lagos in the world and no party can make Lagos work like APC. AMBODE all the way.

SpencerLewis:

Thats blasphemy. GEJ chose himself. His fear for election is unparallel. He got the his urchins to endorse him as a sole candidate and now he is afraid of elections with GMB and co.
He can run, but he can't hide.

my guy u are hungry

Zico5:

I don't need to argue with u chest beater mofos. All I know is that no matter ur population, u have no relevance whatsoever in lagos politics. I don't need to tell u whom I am but that is the reality. Test ur popularity then and let's see

Sure, you don't need to tell me who you are because you are a rank nobody.

BTW, we shall ascertain whether you even have a chest to beat in the first place.

ElFenomeno1:


Go and ask your father that question and come back and tell the forum what he said!
Old fart!

He said the suckler will lie on his face till the elder chooses to either forgive him or spit on his head.

Choose any option, boy.

PhockPhockMan:
"...... In 2005/2006, when the population census was taken, the government of Bola Tinubu did a census alongside the Federal Government and came out with the figure that Igbo have 43 per cent population in Lagos State. As a result of the insurgency in the north today, the population has increased......... "

It is not 43percent,it is 73 useless mofo how many are u people in your erosion laden area

dunkem21:

He said the suckler will lie on his face till the elder chooses to either forgive him or spit on his head.
Choose any option, boy.

Shove the options up your as..shole, i am not interested

bayulll01:


It is not 43percent,it is 73 useless mofo how many are u people in your erosion laden area

It's either you have comprehension problem or you're suffering from outright illiteracy like Buhari. This is a statistics from census conducted by Tinubu.

ElFenomeno1:

Shove the options up your as..shole, i am not interested

I go march your head as you lie down so ..

..You no go beg? ..

PhockPhockMan:
It's either you have comprehension problem or you're suffering from outright illiteracy like Buhari. This is a statistics from census conducted by Tinubu.

Pathetic had no words for the foolls run along,all of you should vote for ambode we don't care

Yeesboes and there madness.

The hate btw Yoruba and igbo ya flenty faa.
A concensus apparently conducted by Tinubu says Igbos are 43% in Lagos, that's all ooo

Come and see yoruba brothers killing igbos over it, Haba, our population flenty, no mean say we go pursue una comot lag ni, make una no fear, na fulani go do that one.

Let peace rain abeg

43% Igbo population is enough to give a consensus Igbo governorship candidate in Lagos victory anytime anyday because the other Yoruba candidates will split Yoruba votes.
By now, we should have been having Igbo deputy governors, senators, house of reps members, house of assembly members, LG chairmen and councillors if Igbos are indeed 43% of Lagos population.


That 43% Igbo population statement is BULLSHIITT and delusional.

Every vote counts - Igbo or not. Hence, the campaign to all and sundry.
Even the northern community has been wooed by both sides.

Igbos have no stake in Lagos politics as their true population in the state may just be about 15% (a massive 3million).
chikena!!

Maccoy1:
NEVER AGAIN Will tinubu impose governors on us...JIMI IS THE MAN...If APC sincerly needs change, it needs to start from lagos..

It's quite better for yinmu to impose a working governor on us than have a governor that is surrounded with criminals in the name of bode George, kashmu, obanikoro et al. Do you think Jk would be the only one calling the shots?its not possible, if Ambode wins the shots would be called by him and tinubu and he can go fashola and not listen to him in some areas but it's not possible for JK.

Ask anyone who knows Ambode, they would tel you how nice he is to his staff and how he wants the best for them.

I ain't campaigning for anybody just speaking the real truth

Segeggs:
Typing...


Use and dump, as usual

Majority of them will travel back to alaigbo for easter and won't be back for the gubernatorial election, leaving agbaje hanging.








Nairaland final year EXAM

Question:

What is JK

Answer:

JK is OK............. WRONG!!!

Correction:



JK is Just Kidding

u thinks igbos are lazy like u yorubas. They will come bck for business. agbaya.

Nicepoker:
u thinks igbos are lazy like u yorubas. They will come bck for business. agbaya.

What business? Importer that are struggling to replace their stock now given the massive hoarding of dollar that is going on.

Flat heads go hear am. Not from me o! but from the ugliest finance minister on earth (NOI) and your Ijaw warlord cum Igbo messiah Goofluck Jona-Daft.

Igbos, una get mouth abeg

PhockPhockMan:
"...... In 2005/2006, when the population census was taken, the government of Bola Tinubu did a census alongside the Federal Government and came out with the figure that Igbo have 43 per cent population in Lagos State. As a result of the insurgency in the north today, the population has increased......... "

^ T8ksy and T9ksy has been contesting this information for long

Segeggs:
Typing...


Use and dump, as usual

Majority of them will travel back to alaigbo for easter and won't be back for the gubernatorial election, leaving agbaje hanging.


Nairaland final year EXAM

Question:

What is JK

Answer:

JK is OK............. WRONG!!!

Correction:



JK is Just Kidding

Nicca u is a bad moda**@#ker

But you talk true my brothers never learn they are use and dump material every election

Change we want...





















Power in post...
Wetin I dey talk sef?

Who cares about my lag... kick GEJ out... first other things shall follow

I just love my name...sit down d look ..whoever wins no gbasa me

Hemanwel:
Is Ambode just realizing that Lagos is a Cosmopolitan state?He thought only the Yorubas could win Lagos for him?That sure will be his biggest undoing!Even the Yorubas have been divided between him and Agbaje.
NOTE: I am not saying Lagos is a no man's land oh!Of course it belongs to the Yorubas!...
Lagosians are wiser now!One man can not impose a candidate on Lagosians!...
We have seen the best APC can offer in Lagos!We want CHANGE!
If Ambode wins,it will be business as usual - BRT as usual; LASTMA as usual,etc.We are tired of seeing these things.Lagos is a 21st century Mega City,hence, development must be rapid and dynamic.We want new ideas (BOLD IDEAS).That's why I want Agbaje to be the next Chief Executive of Lagos.

Best comment on thread. But believe me sir Ambo will win this, however by slim margin.

nwadiuko1:
yeah they l determine the yoruba man that will win

Stop being deluded!
Igbos cannot and will not determine who wins. Otherwise, the APGA man should have still been in contention.

Zico5:
If igbo can make up 43 percent in lagos. Then what else, let them contest and win the sit now. Yeye dey smell, op u don't make sense o. What then is the population of other ethnic groups if igbo alone amount to that as u quoted Tinubu said. Igbo has no relevance as politics of lagos is concern. Yoruba are the one giving them such advantage.

U didn't suck your mother's breasts, did you grow at the orphanage?

PhockPhockMan:
Popularly referred to as the economic hub of the country, Lagos state has a population of 20 million people, making the sprawling city bigger than the developed cities of London, Buenos Aires and even Beijing.
In Lagos, there are 20,000 people per square kilometer while it has been estimated that some 3,000 people from other states of the country flood the state every day without leaving.
But perhaps the most impressive project for the Lagos of tomorrow is no other than the Eko Atlantic, a pioneering residential and business development located on the Victoria Island, along its upmarket Bar Beach coastline.
The ambitious project is being built on three and half square miles of land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean and is expected to provide accommodation for 250,000 people and employment opportunities for a further 150,000.
Aside this, the United Nations has conferred a megacity status on cities with a population of 10 million and above.
Interestingly, Lagos belongs to this category.
But a megacity requires a stronger financial base. The sheer size of funding required in sustaining a megacity is beyond what a government could provide on its own.
Progressive increase
This is where creativity comes in as other sources of revenue must be sought in order to finance government’s expenditure.
These other sources include borrowing, both internally and externally, grants, bonds, Public Private Partnerships and others. In Lagos State, for instance, despite the progressive increase in the monthly Internally Generated Revenue, (IGR), of the state from a meagre N500 million in 1999 to about N20 billion presently, the state government still has to invent options to fund its projects.
Perhaps, this informed the need for the scramble for Lagos by political actors across party divides.
With elections around the corner, the battle for the governorship position in Lagos State promises to be fierce as the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP have begun flexing their political muscles ahead of the April 11, 2015 election.
For the ruling party, the polls will be keenly contested.
Already, the is cast between the APC candidate, Mr Akinwumi Ambode and his PDP counterpart, Mr Jimi Agbaje.
Interestingly, the two contenders have gone round the nooks and crannies of the state to tell the people of the state their plans, visions and missions for the people of the state.
The clamour for votes has reached a height that not only have appealed to indigenes of the state but have gone a step further to seek the support of non-indigenes resident in the state.
Like the scramble for the African continent by European powers in the 18th and 19th Century, which eventually led to the partitioning of Africa, Agbaje and Ambode are making efforts to transverse the state to get support from non-indigenes.
It is imperative to note that non-indigenes in Lagos State have become a major factor in Lagos politics and as such, their votes are important to determine the outcome of elections in the state.
Daily influx
It would be apt to state here that Lagos has become home to many people as there are daily influx of people from all parts of the country.
Expectedly, non-indigenes make up bulk of the population of the state but not only northerners, easterners and those from the South-South are non-indigenes resident in Lagos.
There are also a large chunk of people from the South-west, who are resident in Lagos.
Interestingly also, the non-indigenes have, over the years, occupied political offices in the state. With the governorship elections around the corner, pundits posit that the roles of non-indigenes cannot be overlooked as they remain a major factor that will determine the outcome of the elections and also, who emerges next governor of the state. In 2005/2006, when the population census was taken, the government of Bola Tinubu did a census alongside the Federal Government and came out with the figure that Igbo have 43 per cent population in Lagos State. As a result of the insurgency in the north today, the population has increased.
The APC and PDP have realised the importance of the non-indigenes, hence the parties decided to concede some elective positions to them.
Presently, the non-indigenes resident have continued to endorse Ambode and Agbaje, promising to throw their weights behind the duo owing to their voting population in the state. However, the two candidates have found the non-indigenes from the South-East geopolitical zone as the beautiful bride.
Overtures by the APC and PDP have been made to leaderships of market associations and political leaders from the region resident in Lagos to support their cause. Also, promises of democracy dividends have been made to the Igbo resident in Lagos by both Agbaje and Ambode.
It is important to state here that in the 16 year rule of the present administration, those from the South-East have benefited from the political appointments in the APC-controlled government having served in the executive cabinet of the state state.
The PDP governorship candidate, on the other hand, has promised the Igbos of not only political appointments, it has assured those who are mostly traders, to protect their business interest in the state. Perhaps, this has left the Igbos divided over which of the governorship candidate to support.
Ambode gets endorsement
Only recently, Igbo traditional rulers in Lagos, under the aegis of Eze Ndigbo in Lagos, endorsed noting that Ndigbo has enjoyed robust and cordial relationship with the APC administration since 1999.
At a briefing in Lagos, Eze Uchechukwu Nwachukwu said Ndigbo in Lagos will vote for Buhari and the Lagos State APC governorship candidate, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, on March 28 and April 11.
Reportedly, Nwachukwu said “after a strategic meeting of Ndigbo in Lagos, we have resolved to vote for the APC. Our interest in the state has been protected and we equally want to show appreciation by voting for the APC candidates. “I call on all our brothers and sisters to use their vote wisely, by this pronouncement we have endorsed Akinwunmi Ambode.”
Agbaje too
Similarly, an Igbo group, the Association of Ndi Eze Ndigbo in the Diaspora comprising all Ezes in the North, South West, South South and overseas in conjunction with the Lagos State chapter gave its backing to the candidature of Agbaje. In a press conference, Eze John Greg Uzobuadi, who is the association’s spokesman, said the Igbo supreme traditional head in the state, reaffirmed its support for Agbaje whom they described as friend of Ndigbo.
The association stated that it was no longer news that some Igbo chiefs (not traditional leaders) hosted the conference where they claimed to be the leaders of Igbo tradition in Lagos State.
While stating that the constitution of Nigeria guarantees the chiefs the right to free speech and association, it does not give them the right to misrepresent Ndigbo.
The race for Alausa House is reaching its crescendo, non-indigenes have a large population in the state that can decide who becomes the governor or any position.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/ambode-agbaje-racing-for-non-indigenes-votes/

I thought they said Igbos were irrelevant in Lagos
Hahahahahaha

Never again would we allow ex conduct bode George to foster any of his god son on us ,it will never happen.
Never again would we have a failure in our governance,
Never again and Igbo are not serious threat to lagos election ,they are bunch of jokers ,let them go to ariara market and start selling their wares there,our oba has spoken,it is ambode the consolidator again