AnyoneButAtiku:


It is actually Forbes Africa and CNBC Africa.

Forbes' CEO is Mike Federle.

Nonsense and ingredients

#AnyoneButAtiku
Say no #AtikulooterCONtinua

Rakesh Wahi is the founder of the ABN Group, a media holding company for CNBC Africa and Forbes Africa. He is also the co-founder of the Trans National Academic Group, an education group that includes Murdoch University Dubai and Curtin University Dubai.

Ferdinandu:
Op which Forbes? Which CNBC. These two companies are two different companies. The Chairman of the two two companies are different. Which kind lie is this now? Una don start like APC started. Bunch of liars

Rakesh Wahi is the founder of the ABN Group, a media holding company for CNBC Africa and Forbes Africa. He is also the co-founder of the Trans National Academic Group, an education group that includes Murdoch University Dubai and Curtin University Dubai.

phnaija:
The stars are aligning for Atiku. I hope he takes the chance and doesn't abuse it like Buhari. To be honest, Buhari can only win the upcoming election by rigging

Winning has no two names. Winning is winning, whether rigging or not, who cares? It certain that both Buhari and Atiku will rig cut all the sentiments of aligning with different political parties that we all play on social media. All Nigerian politicians are election rigger. Even GEJ rigged even though he lost. So...?

BUHARI HAS FAILED

@Atiku is highly Presidential

AnyoneButAtiku:


You don't have to be an APC supporter to disavow the idea of a criminal-minded President.
You may fancy becoming the butt of jokes within the international community, due to your limited exposure, I don't.

#AnyoneButAtiku

limited exposure you said ? . Isokay

But wait o...I don't understand this part o.

NaijaRoyalty:


Me too

Atiku will make a good president .

Should he win, conservative feudalists in the North will soon align against him. Unless he reneges on promises of restructuring to keep them on side.

The Northern elites are patently against de-centralisation.

But if anyone has the smooth operation of IBB but with corporate business acumen, able to make people feel they belong, picks battles very carefully and keep his tongue in check, it's Atiku.

ebby9z:
But wait o...I don't understand this part o.

Reflection of Rakesh's legs because that is a glass table

KlWise:
But who own the leg under the table beside atiku

Me too, am shocked, hope they are ghosts

Omooba77:


Reflection of Rakesh's legs because that is a glass table

That's what I thought too. But the glass is beside Rakesh not Atiku. Shouldn't the reflection on the right side instead of left?
Or maybe I'm the one not getting it.

eki2000:
Me too, am shocked, hope they are ghosts

Exactly what I've been saying too

ebby9z:


That's what I thought too. But the glass is beside Rakesh not Atiku. Shouldn't the reflection on the right side instead of left?
Or maybe I'm the one not getting it.

The design sir

Can someone please tell us what atiku will do differently if he becomes the president? all these na wash wash.

Omooba77:
H.E @atiku and I met with Rakesh Wahi, Chairman of CNBC/Forbes who came on a courtesy call on Saturday in Dubai. The feeling was mutual on both sides, I must say we are more than ready to kick start the #letsgetnigeriaworkingagain project.
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@JustusOGD Gbenga Daniel

Omooba77:


Rakesh Wahi is the founder of the ABN Group, a media holding company for CNBC Africa and Forbes Africa. He is also the co-founder of the Trans National Academic Group, an education group that includes Murdoch University Dubai and Curtin University Dubai.

Why not CNBC Africa, what of forbes? or is CNBC Africa same as CNBC world wide.. This is like somebody meeting the Governor of Anambra State and then coming out to brag that he has met the President of Nigeria. Nonsense.

maybe he's trying to clear his international image. so he needs strong elites to convince trump and America so he can visit without being arrested.
Just maybe.

Wait ooh, what's with those legs under the table

Ferdinandu:
Why not CNBC Africa, what of forbes? or is CNBC Africa same as CNBC world wide.. This is like somebody meeting the Governor of Anambra State and then coming out to brag that he has met the President of Nigeria. Nonsense.

Check @JustusOGD on twitter sir and you can google for better understanding sir

NaijaRoyalty:
Lalasticlala, Mynd44 come and see the man of the moment .

The man all Nigerians have fallen inlove with .

Our President Elect

I am not in love with him o.I am in love with moghalu

KlWise:
But who own the leg under the table beside atiku

The third force.
I kept wondering but maybe a mirror reflection of the Forbes boss

bantudra:
we dont want atiku....atiku was already vp and nothing changed....

he was already in aso with obansanjo....

at this stage, sacking Buhari is the goal

And from the look of things, only atiku can do that

So he has my support

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