| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ruggedboy01: 3:38pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
NDPVF:
Ruggedboy01.I see you view.what do you have to say?.
Meanwhile,where this is forent page material. wetin u wan make I talk  |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by NDPVF(m): 3:46pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
ruggedboy01:
wetin u wan make I talk
Is alright,kwontunu. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by superstar1(m): 4:05pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Another lie from the pit of hell and hallucination of the minds of SaTANoids.
Create more than 1mjllion stup1d blogs to keep disseminating your lies, guess what? It can't work.
VP yoruba
Senate President Yoruba.
Deputy Speaker Yoruba.
It's mind boggling that we have 250 ethnicities and we are still able to lock down those positions. 3 Likes |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by SUBMARINE: 4:09pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
History repeating itself Afonja Awo Mko etc A people who never learns from their past are bound to suffer again In my lifetime , I will see Tinubu prostrating to Jonathan SS and SE people seeking their apology as he tells the world that he is a mumu In my lifetime, Yorubas will realize that the Igbos and Nigerdeltans are far wiser than them. In my lifetime, Yorubas will beg Igbos to takeover power in order to protect them from the North. In my lifetime, Yorubas will praise Biafra over Nigeria In my lifetime, Yorubas will bow to the Igbos and Nigerdeltans. If you believe that you will witness it, Click like  |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by nogames: 5:01pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Op you me chief Ayo Opadokun a yoruba man from Offa Kwara state same state with Saraki say all these? |
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| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by docsholz(m): 5:40pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Bigots creating their own news to comment on it, I love nl  |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ahaika23: 6:04pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
chrisblack:
u wey no be slave nko wetin u be.crying and forming vex because them outsmart u.saraki his part fulani and yoruba.so who really loose.abi is bukola you village name or saraki your traditional name.with this atitude your people would find it dificult being politicaly relevant.we have six regions two canot getu the presidency.u need to reachout to others.did i hear u say u are not intrested?.then why all this bile in you.aboki and yoruba find it convinient to work together.then creat yur own level ground to play too buhaaaaaaa! and you're weeping like a baby mice? |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ahaika23: 6:06pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
superstar1:
Another lie from the pit of hell and hallucination of the minds of SaTANoids.
Create more than 1mjllion stup1d blogs to keep disseminating your lies, guess what? It can't work.
VP yoruba
Senate President Yoruba.
Deputy Speaker Yoruba.
It's mind boggling that we have 250 ethnicities and we are still able to lock down those positions. So you be Yoruba too, chai! Always remember osun state and cry for your lazy asses! |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ogba20: 6:22pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
this last election was base on sentiment, now they re comlaining. they should cry to their father now tinubu. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ogba20: 6:24pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
let them cry for i care |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by Duru1(m): 6:33pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
The change by Daura President is here. I guess the so-called loudmouthed sophisticates thought it is going to be a piece of cake. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by jstbeinhonest(m): 6:40pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Should election be held 2day buhari would win in d south west |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by front247: 6:43pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
So una don dey just dey regret just na |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ProfessorPeter(m): 7:19pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
The write up is called t" The lamentations of southwest vol 1"
una never see something until the ministerial list is out 1 Like |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by Nobody: 7:35pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
superstar1:
Another lie from the pit of hell and hallucination of the minds of SaTANoids.
Create more than 1mjllion stup1d blogs to keep disseminating your lies, guess what? It can't work.
VP yoruba
Senate President Yoruba.
Deputy Speaker Yoruba.
It's mind boggling that we have 250 ethnicities and we are still able to lock down those positions. Is Kwara Yoruba land? Thought an Emir rules them in Ilorin? Just asking... |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ibisko04: 7:38pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
AnambraDota:
Some South-West leaders are
currently biting their fingers in regret
over voting President Muhammadu
Buhari into office.
The
zone
is
particularly
angry
with
the
President,
who
is
the
leader
of
the
All
Progressives
Congress, APC, for
tolerating the outcome of National
Assembly leadership election, which
did not favour the region.
Buhari’s silence according to them is a
serious indication that the zone, which
queued behind him to ensure victory
at the recent polls, may benefit little or
nothing from the administration.
“For the fact that the South-West
played a key role in the emergence of
Buhari as the President, it is expected
that they would occupy a more
strategic position than the post of vice
president”, said one of the leaders.
They argued that the National
Assembly leadership election, which
eventually placed the North Central
geopolitical zone as a powerful force in
the country’s power equation through
the emergence of former Kwara
governor, Bukola Saraki, as Senate
President and Yakubu Dogara from the
North-East, has depicted the South-
West as not only a weak power bloc in
the equation.
With the power structure now,
the South-West as a region has been
relegated to the background in the
power structure of the country.
Some of the leaders of the region who
also participated in the last National
Conference argue that since the South-
West does not hold any substantial
position in the current power structure,
the region must re-strategise to assert
itself in the politics of the nation.
They further argued that the position
of Vice President, which is presently
held by a south westerner, does not
place the region as a powerful force.
While referring to one of the speeches
made by former President Goodluck
Jonathan during the campaigns leading
up to the 2015 general elections,
National Coordinator of Coalition
of Democrats for Electoral Reform,
CODER, Chief Ayo Opadokun, a
South-West leader, who spoke to the
Nigerian Pilot Sunday on the current
power imbalance, noted that the
Yoruba race made a great mistake by
not re-electing the former President,
considering what he had in stock for
the zone.
He emphasised that the
implementation of the National
Conference report would elevate
the standard of the zone, which is
the reason people of the South-West
should have queued behind Jonathan.
“Failure to do this needful may spell
doom for the zone as their trust in their
forged alliance with North would lead
to regret.
“Certainly, as the power structure is,
there is the need for the Yoruba race to
re-strategise on the way they would
reassert themselves in the country’s
politics and power equation,”
Opadokun advised.
Also lending his voice on the skewed
power structure, image maker of Pro-
National Conference, Wale Okunniyi,
faulted the emergence of Saraki and
Dogara, which he described as a
conspiracy against the Yoruba nation
by some powerful forces in the APC.
He stated further that it was
unfortunate that the South-West did
not get the speakership of the House of
Representative, as the region pushed
forward Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila.
He condemned Sen. Saraki and Hon.
Dogara for not adhering strictly to
the party’s position, stressing that the
leadership of the Yoruba people need
to redirect their plan for the region
would benefit in the current state of the
country politics.
Okunniyi said, “What happened
at the National Assembly was a
conspiracy against Yoruba nation by
some powerful forces in the APC.
Although, we hold the Vice President
position, we lost the speakership. This
calls for total re-strategising by Yoruba
leadership so that we can have our
way in this current power structure.”
However, a prominent South-
West leader and lawyer, Asiwaju Bisi
Adegbuyi, stressed that as for now the
Yoruba race needs self-determination
rather than a symbolic representation.
“Yoruba race should know what they
want. Yoruba made progress when Chief Obafemi
Awolowo led us.
Also speaking to this paper, a PDP
chieftain from the zone, Barrister
Olayinka Sanni, put the blame on the
selfish interest of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.
He said that Tinubu’s selfish interest
was pushing the South-West backward.
According to him, “the system of leadertakes-
all that Tinubu used in Lagos
politics gave the undue advantage to
Bukola Saraki and Yakubu Dogara as
Senate President and Speaker of the
Federal House of Representatives.
“He derives pleasure from cheating
people in public. If they had not
conducted the mock election, Femi
Gbajabiamila would have won since it
would have happened at the same time
in both chambers,’’ he noted, adding that
going by the trend of things, South-West
might be forced to pressurise President
Buhari to implement the part of the
recommendation of the Confab which
would be favorable to them.
However, notwithstanding the current
leadership positions in the National
Assembly, which the South-West
complains about being relegated to the
second fiddle, the zone clinched the
position of Deputy Speaker
Hon. Yusuf Lasun had in spite of the All
Progressives Congress endorsement of
his opponent Monguno Tahir, polled 203
votes to defeat Tahir, who had 153 votes.
Mr. Lasun represents Irepodun,
Olorunda, Osogbo Federal Constituency
in Osun State.
But according to analysts, with the
victory of Bukola Saraki as the Senate
President and Yakubu Dogara as the
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
the six geopolitical zones appear to have
benefitted from power sharing.
All the zones, North-West, North-
East, North Central, South-West, South-
East and South-South are adequately
represented at the centre.
While Senator Saraki hails from Kwara
State, North Central zone, Rep. Dogara is
from Bauchi State, North East Nigeria.
The same for Deputy Senate President,
Ike Ekweremadu, an indigene of Enugu
State in the South-East zone.
The Deputy Speaker of the House,
Yusuf Lasun, is from Osun State in the
South-West.
President, Mohammed Buhari is from
Katsina State, North-West zone while his
deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, hails from Ogun
State also in the South-West zone.
The South-South is represented in the
capacity of John Odigie Oyegun, National
Chairman of the All Progressives
Congress, APC, the ruling party. Nonsense story from a nonentity writer. What you wrote here is the figment of your imagination. 1 Like |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ahaika23: 7:43pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
ibisko04:
Nonsense story from a nonentity writer. What you wrote here is the figment of your imagination. you wish  |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by ibisko04: 7:44pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
mykl01:
Is Kwara Yoruba land? Thought an Emir rules them in Ilorin? Just asking... OLUBUKOLA ABUBAKAR SARAKI is a full blooded YORUBA son. Every things you want to use to measure his biological history carry Yoruba stamp. So Mr Town crier, tell us another story. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by mobaking: 10:12pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
SUBMARINE:
History repeating itself
Afonja Awo Mko etc
A people who never learns from their past are bound to suffer again
In my lifetime , I will see Tinubu prostrating to Jonathan SS and SE people seeking their apology as he tells the world that he is a mumu
In my lifetime, Yorubas will realize that the Igbos and Nigerdeltans are far wiser than them.
In my lifetime, Yorubas will beg Igbos to takeover power in order to protect them from the North.
In my lifetime, Yorubas will praise Biafra over Nigeria
In my lifetime, Yorubas will bow to the Igbos and Nigerdeltans.
If you believe that you will witness it,
Click like Ur name must be methuselah,becos u go wait tire.If u bring jona again today we don and we go vote against am.SS get better people than that kaikai bagga. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by olamieseun(m): 10:17pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Hardly yu pple fool we yoruba, it's only a fool yoruba will believe dis op. |
| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by after1: 11:06pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
The cursed yeebhoes are here again. When you attack them then they cry victimization. A worthless cursed tribe called SAD BEAST. They are always sad and crying, see a grown Igbo smoking animal Buddahmonk AKA Anambradota throwing the first punch but will be quick to cry when you retaliate. Bunch of animals |
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| Re: We Regret Voting Buhari– South West Leaders by denedene(m): 1:56am On Jun 29, 2015 |
lol. no northern group to reply? 
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