Richardonald:
If Atiku fails to record about 800k votes in Adamawa alone, then he is not serious.

Meanwhile watch how agbadorian will rush to say bindow has no electoral value or is father brother mother is an Ipob

NotBeenPaid:

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What an audacity. Politics of ethnicity. The statement "Emilokan" is behind these nonsense.

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candidtalk:


Please, if you don't understand Yoruba then kindly keep your ignorant mouth shut. How is "emilokan" related to demanding ethnocentric votes?

Emilokan simply means it is my turn. A statement Tinubu has a right to make to APC stalwarts for his unflinching loyalty and support that made Buhari two term President after 3 previous failed attempts.

You people should stop the lies and mischief because it only confirms that many Nigerians are as dishonest and fraudulent as others they love accusing of misrule and corruption.

ThePublicEnemy:
— Atiku might be tribalistic
— Obi seems a bit tribalistic
— Tinubu seems to be the only candidate not tribalistic but he has his flaws too

Let just vote wisely.

candidtalk:


Please, if you don't understand Yoruba then kindly keep your ignorant mouth shut. How is "emilokan" related to demanding ethnocentric votes?

Emilokan simply means it is my turn. A statement Tinubu has a right to make to APC stalwarts for his unflinching loyalty and support that made Buhari two term President after 3 previous failed attempts.

You people should stop the lies and mischief because it only confirms that many Nigerians are as dishonest and fraudulent as others they love accusing of misrule and corruption.

Realguyman1:
How is Obi tribalistic?

ThePublicEnemy:
From his comments on the Church taking back their country, same way Atiku was sweet talking about North need someone that understands them. One can't really trust this politicians. The only person I could vouch for before was the Young version of Tinubu when he was still vibrant but this recent Tinubu is very weak in health and allegation on money laundry, his part in the Endsars ruckus is still questionable.

It's just like voting for who one thinks will be the lesser evil among the candidate but people should vote for the candidate that won't solve every problem with Austerity. The policies of Buhari government is too strict that you can't even do anything even if you have money. I remember back then in Uni. Student do business by buying on AliExpress and sells to fellow students to make money, now you can't even buy anything on any platform outside the country with your regular card.

Nigeria need to wise up.

Realguyman1:
And what does Christian taking back their country got to do with tribalism?

When tinubu was telling the Yorubas that it was the time for the Yorubas. And being it the time for the Yorubas, it was his turn.
Shay na national unity he preach like that so?

ThePublicEnemy:
We are just wasting our time with unity that does not exist. Let Arewa pick Atiku, Oduduwa pick Tinubu and Biafra pick Obi. Then let go back to our parliamentary days and do business.

tony0806:
This coming election will have so much to settle for us as a nation

ThePublicEnemy:
We are just wasting our time with unity that does not exist. Let Arewa pick Atiku, Oduduwa pick Tinubu and Biafra pick Obi. Then let go back to our parliamentary days and do business.

“We use the opportunity to ask the so-called elders to explain to Northerners where they derived their mandate to impose a single candidate on the entire region. We also challenge them to explain what criteria they used to arrive at Atiku as a consensus candidate for the North and to define his contributions to the growth of the region that qualifies him as such.”


According to him, by every reasonable assessment, Atiku has never had any concern for the North beyond exploiting the region’s resources and its goodwill for his personal political capital.

He said: “Atiku, who has risen on the goodwill of the Northerners, can today not boast of any development project he has ever influenced personally or through the high offices he has held, courtesy of the North.”

“It is in his blind desperation to secure the presidency that Atiku is sponsoring capitalist Northern leaders, with no record of achieving anything for the region, to manipulate the conscience of the Northerners into believing the lies that he is a true Northerner with good intention for the region, whereas the opposite is the case,” Sahabi added.


He said further that supporting Atiku as the sole Northern candidate on the basis of sentiments would put the region out of political circulation permanently, which is what his endorsers, “out of desperate greed for self-perpetuation,” are opting for.

“The capitalist-minded Northern elders are so blinded by their acquisitive tendencies around ripping the nation with Atiku’s main agenda for privatising major public assets.

“It is important for the people of the North to refuse to be drawn into the lost battle of pitching all its eggs in one basket, especially since Atiku’s antecedents of non-performance throughout his tenure as vice president have made him unreliable and a major risk for the North to take,” he said.

candidtalk:


God bless you Sir. I dare North to pick Atiku as their regional Premier. A man who prefers to live in Dubai, with Arabs, when nothing is at stake. Atiku has never done anything for Adamawa, his native State, or for any Northerner.

I would also want Igbos to agitate for regionalism so Obi can be their regional Premier. This is same Obi who lives in Lagos and confesses Igbos are the most difficult people to lead.

Yorubas however would be ecstatic if regionalism arrives today and Tinubu is our Premier. No need for noise. The upcoming election has ethnic undertones for specific reasons.

Buhari and his crew have opened eyes. Whatever happens, Nigeria will never be the same. Yorubas are not worried about any outcome because more regional and administrative autonomyis the only future for Nigeria.



Therefore Yorubas can never be worried by any outcome because we have the population, socio-economic dominance and grace of the world to emerge winners from what is the inevitable future of Nigeria no individual or interest group can stop.