Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

Emarex:
APC is the same as PDP
Just that APC is tribalistic

KikBuhari2Daura:
Fellow Nigerians,

It appears fellow citizens irrespective of religion or ethnicity have decided to send APC and their incompetence packing.

We all go to the same market , the same fuel station and ply the same roads that have become more or less death traps saturated with armed robbers, Herdmen and kidnappers.

When Osibanjo decided to divide Nigerians accross ethnic lines for 2023 he never knew saw this coming!

Thanks to Reno Omokri who provided this video pls
WATCH and SHARE WIDELY: The Yorubas of the Southwest have listened to Vice President Osinbajo’s message to them to vote for Muhammadu Buhari on purely ethnic grounds. This is their response to him in Yoruba language. Keep SHARING until Osinbajo and Buhari see it!


A special Thank you to the Yoruba Nation and our Southwest Brothers and Sisters May God Contuallly bless you.all

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FisifunKododada:
First, OP, your title is very misleading. This is a PDP presidential ad in Yoruba language. Your claim that the content of the ad is the consensus of the Yoruba people is not supported by any evidence. Secondly, where is the video of Osinbanjo talking about 2023? It does not make sense to continuing reacting to an event that might not have even occurred in the first place.

Now, I was enjoying the ad until one of the actors said Atiku is "...a honest person..." Common, nobody who knows Atiku believes this. When it comes to honesty Atiku can never hold a candle to Buhari. If you want people to vote for Atiku you have to use another angle. It is more effective to say Atiku has business experience and hence will do a better job. But one thing people should understand is that, it is not easy to turn any country around, let alone a Nigeria with all her complexities and idiosyncrasies. Anybody can come and promise you heaven and earth. The truth is the problems of Nigeria are quite complicated and challenging. My perception (and I could be wrong) is that Buhari is working hard to make the Nigerian economy more self-reliant. He is facing lots of opposition from certain sectors that rely on importations. However, if Nigeria must be turned around, we have to grow our own economy, which means we have to produce most of what we consume. This is why I am more inclined to support Buhari/APC (to continue their work) than Atiku.

TooNoisy:
The truth is that Buhari will win the South West. PDP had abandoned the South West for too long, and Atiku is not trying hard enough. He keeps focusing on the South East which he has in the bag already.

The South West do not like Buhari, however, they will be reluctant to vote for Atiku and PDP, so in the end, Buhari will win in the South West.

The combination of Osinbajo, Tinubu and 6 SW APC governors will be too much for Atiku to overcome.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

FisifunKododada:
First, OP, your title is very misleading. This is a PDP presidential ad in Yoruba language. Your claim that the content of the ad is the consensus of the Yoruba people is not supported by any evidence. Secondly, where is the video of Osinbanjo talking about 2023? It does not make sense to continuing reacting to an event that might not have even occurred in the first place.

Now, I was enjoying the ad until one of the actors said Atiku is "...a honest person..." Common, nobody who knows Atiku believes this. When it comes to honesty Atiku can never hold a candle to Buhari. If you want people to vote for Atiku you have to use another angle. It is more effective to say Atiku has business experience and hence will do a better job. But one thing people should understand is that, it is not easy to turn any country around, let alone a Nigeria with all her complexities and idiosyncrasies. Anybody can come and promise you heaven and earth. The truth is the problems of Nigeria are quite complicated and challenging. My perception (and I could be wrong) is that Buhari is working hard to make the Nigerian economy more self-reliant. He is facing lots of opposition from certain sectors that rely on importations. However, if Nigeria must be turned around, we have to grow our own economy, which means we have to produce most of what we consume. This is why I am more inclined to support Buhari/APC (to continue their work) than Atiku.

Nitah1:
Lie, if pmb as an individual could not lost any election during the heydays of PDP,I wonder why someone in his right sense will waste his/her time to contest against him with the hope of winning.

nairavsdollars:
Osinbajo is Tinubu's errand boy. So he is just indirectly telling us Buhari will handover to his master in 2023. I pity Igbos

PythonAmaka:
NdiOsu and Atiku pigs having sleepless nights on Yoruba matter.


python amaka

TooNoisy:
The truth is that Buhari will win the South West. PDP had abandoned the South West for too long, and Atiku is not trying hard enough. He keeps focusing on the South East which he has in the bag already.

The South West do not like Buhari, however, they will be reluctant to vote for Atiku and PDP, so in the end, Buhari will win in the South West.

The combination of Osinbajo, Tinubu and 6 SW APC governors will be too much for Atiku to overcome.

baysol:

Naija don yeye so Tey everybody don become political pundit. Atiku go worst pass the incumbent Buhari. Don't be fooled for Nigeria to be any thing in the community of nations, either of the two forward looking candidates Sowore or Olawepo are the solution. APC and PDP only reminds us and wants us to remain in the past with their dynasus leaders who are illeducated for the job at hand. 2019 serves as the point of inflection and of paradigm shift in our history it's either we change history this time with our vote or decide to retrograde. If Nigerians cannot understand this then they should enjoy the monster they create after 2019. Lobatan.

FisifunKododada:
First, OP, your title is very misleading. This is a PDP presidential ad in Yoruba language. Your claim that the content of the ad is the consensus of the Yoruba people is not supported by any evidence. Secondly, where is the video of Osinbanjo talking about 2023? It does not make sense to continuing reacting to an event that might not have even occurred in the first place.

Now, I was enjoying the ad until one of the actors said Atiku is "...a honest person..." Common, nobody who knows Atiku believes this. When it comes to honesty Atiku can never hold a candle to Buhari. If you want people to vote for Atiku you have to use another angle. It is more effective to say Atiku has business experience and hence will do a better job. But one thing people should understand is that, it is not easy to turn any country around, let alone a Nigeria with all her complexities and idiosyncrasies. Anybody can come and promise you heaven and earth. The truth is the problems of Nigeria are quite complicated and challenging. My perception (and I could be wrong) is that Buhari is working hard to make the Nigerian economy more self-reliant. He is facing lots of opposition from certain sectors that rely on importations. However, if Nigeria must be turned around, we have to grow our own economy, which means we have to produce most of what we consume. This is why I am more inclined to support Buhari/APC (to continue ther work) than Atiku.