Officially lost, all i posted are from the discussion in our house. But it was Sarumi that eventually got the SDP ticket, no?

Well facts of the matter remain:

Yomi Edu refused to step down for Agbalojobi

Both Yomi Edu and Agbalajobi were later disqualified

And It was Dapo Sarumi that contested and lost against Otedola

LOL @ the Sarumi Agbalajobi Otedola comparison. Very apt.

Old men full hia o

Kilode?!:

LOL @ the Sarumi Agbalajobi Otedola comparison. Very apt.

Old men full hia o

Says Methuselah abi u tink say we no know ?

Kilode

Oya come hanalyse the 1979 UPN vs NPN elections for us

I think Ola one was right. Am confuse now.

looks like it was Sarumi and Agbalajobi that were disqualified and Yomi Edu was the SDP candidate that lost against  Otedola judging from this piece:

Chief Dapo Sarumi is a typical Lagos politician. But beyond that he shook this nation between 1991 and 1992 when he sought the governorship ticket in Lagos.  The contest arguably remains the fiercest yet in the history of gubernatorial primaries in Nigeria.

At the end of the day, both Sarumi and his competitor, Professor Femi Agbalajobi, were disqualified from further contesting, not because they did anything bad but because it was a No-Retreat, No-Surrender scenario. But Sarumi was to shock the establishment of his party, the Social Democratic Party, SDP, when he backed Yomi Edu to clinch the guber ticket against the choice of the establishment.  Sarumi recalls those days with relish but he remains a sad, very sad man.

Hear him:  “Therefore, I would never have expected anything less from a Bola Tinubu, for whom our,

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/dapo-sarumi-takes-on-tinubu-ac-we-have-created-an-emperor-in-tinubu/

http://archive.feedblitz.com/532796/~3845634

Lagos too complex jare

Oyo was straight between Kolapo Ishola SDP and Yekini Adeojo NRC, While Osun was between Isiaka Adeleke-Serubawon SDP and Gbenga Alabi NRC

LOL @ UPN vs NPN, meen Yoruba politics is explosive sha. Mo beru awon Omo kaaro Ojire  

Naijababe, Iya mi, Odo'mode ni mi o, I'm a Yooot.  


LOL @ DK. Ok, buy me Keregbe Oguro kan and I'll tell you tales by moonlight  

Don't be fooled by Kilode's wise old man ways. He's a young'un. That's my suspicion sha. He revealed it in the previous thread when that crazy DK dude was talking about an old Continental/World Cup tournament.

^^ Se o ti ba boyfriend e soro?

isale_gan2:

Don't be fooled by Kilode's wise old man ways. He's a young'un. That's my suspicion sha. He revealed it in the previous thread when that crazy DK dude was talking about an old Continental/World Cup tournament.

Correct.

Thank you for repairing my rep, before they kick me out of Romance section

OAM4J:

I think Ola one was right. Am confuse now.

looks like it was Sarumi and Agbalajobi that were disqualified and Yomi Edu was the SDP candidate that lost against  Otedola judging from this piece:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/dapo-sarumi-takes-on-tinubu-ac-we-have-created-an-emperor-in-tinubu/

http://archive.feedblitz.com/532796/~3845634

Sarumi and Agbalajobi contested against each other. Agbalajobi won the first set of SDP primaries, while Sarumi went to court. There was a a rerun and Sarumi won, and Agbalajobi went to court. Eventually both candidates were barred, and Yomi Edu became SDP candidate (he was always coming third behind both of the sloggers). Edu eventually lost to Otedola.

I remember Otedola's campaign slogan, 'That Lagos State May Now Excel.' *scoff*

AjanleKoko:

Sarumi and Agbalajobi contested against each other. Agbalajobi won the first set of SDP primaries, while Sarumi went to court. There was a a rerun and Sarumi won, and Agbalajobi went to court. Eventually both candidates were barred, and Yomi Edu became SDP candidate (he was always coming third behind both of the sloggers). Edu eventually lost to Otedola.

I remember Otedola's campaign slogan, 'That Lagos State May Now Excel.' *scoff*

Thank you oo, my brother. I remember the battle very clearly because I was in Lagos at the time. On holiday on the Island and I can still recollect all the posters then - splashed everywhere. Even those of contestants at Federal level like Patrick Dele Cole.

Not old enough to vote but I have always been a political animal. So I was interested in the whole process.

I think I was in JSS or something like that, not sure again.

Some resemblance of sense on this thread - but you know i must drop my special phrase as i missed out on page 8

ok here it goes

9th Page of Fluffications

Ola one:

Thank you oo, my brother. I remember the battle very clearly because I was in Lagos at the time. On holiday on the Island and I can still recollect all the posters then - splashed everywhere. Even those of contestants at Federal level like Patrick Dele Cole.

Not old enough to vote but I have always been a political animal. So I was interested in the whole process.

I think I was in JSS or something like that, not sure again.

So, Oga mi Olawonder is also a Yoot?

Una plenty for hia

Patrick Dele Cole,

Eyitayo Dan Musa

Bamanga Tukur

Lema Jibrilu,

Umaru Shinkafi

Adamu Ciroma

These were some of the NRC candidates in 1992 election

Kilode?!:

So, Oga mi Olawonder is also a Yoot?

Una plenty for hia

Hmm. If it's 1992, I wasn't in JSS. I was is SSS. I thought it's 90/91.

I used to stay with an uncle in one of dem ghettos on the Island then. Or what do you call Okesuna dem.

I remember I used to fantasize about St Gregory school

I am not a yoot oo, Kilode?!




No! No again! I used to manage City Hall for Isale!-gan!gan! and family

dayokanu:

Patrick Dele Cole,

Eyitayo Dan Musa

Bamanga Tukur

Lema Jibrilu,

Umaru Shinkafi

Adamu Ciroma

These were some of the NRC candidates in 1992 election

You are right. I mentioned Dele Cole b'cos his posters looked colourful and cool. Luv'd dem!

Sweet dayz for mushin. Agbalajobi's jingle was 'Mummy, Daddy Agbalajobi ni e di bo fun'. Wetin una like make una talk i be 'yoot'.

LOL @ "mummy, daddy Agbalajobi ni e dibo fun" Memories. .

It's funny I remember Dele Cole's posters for the same reasons, the unique surname helped too, but even then, with the tiny little knowledge of politics or anything sef, I knew Dele stood no chance.



Oga Ola did you say 1992?? Bros e ma binu pe mo pe yin ni Yootu o. Ori Idobale ni mo wa o

Kilode?!:

LOL @ "mummy, daddy Agbalajobi ni e dibo fun" Memories. .

It's funny I remember Dele Cole's posters for the same reasons, the unique surname helped too, but even then, with the tiny little knowledge of politics or anything sef, I knew Dele stood no chance.



Oga Ola did you say 1992?? Bros e ma binu pe mo pe yin ni Yootu o. Ori Idobale ni mo wa o

Okay . . okay. Let me shame the devil jare. Honesty is a virtue!

I was a teacher at St Gregory college in 1992.

Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

Ola one:

Okay . . okay. Let me shame the devil jare. Honesty is a virtue!

I was a teacher at St Gregory college in 1992.

Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

Oluwa o !!! Ase awon daddy mi ni mo n ba soro

naijababe:

Oluwa o !!! Ase awon daddy mi ni mo n ba soro

Daddy ninu yara. Abi nau.

O di yara dash dash k'a jo mi agbadun . . . . . o di yara dash dash




It seems u b dat Mushin babe with beautiful pins I used dream about in 1980. Na lie?

Now I sabi u

Ola one:

Okay . . okay. Let me shame the devil jare. Honesty is a virtue!

[size=18pt]I was a teacher at St Gregory college in 1992.[/size]
Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

Shogologobangoshie

Oluwa mi ero

Iba eyin agbagba merindinlogun ti o te Ile Ife do

dayokanu:

Shogologobangoshie

Oluwa mi ero

Iba eyin agbagba merindinlogun ti o te Ile Ife do

I became their longest serving principal in 1995

dayokanu:

^^ Se o ti ba boyfriend e soro?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-826801.0.html

dayokanu:

Lagos too complex jare

That's 'cos you are ara-oke (hillbilly; country-bumpkin).  

Kilode?!:

. . . I'll tell you tales by moonlight  

Some tales, preferably poetic ones. would be nice.  DK is upsetting me.  Again!  

Kilode?!:

Correct.

Thank you for repairing my rep, before they kick me out of Romance section

How's it going over there?  I am curious.  Did you have to change moniker?  You know what?  We'll fish you out ourselves.  

Ola one:

Thank you oo, my brother. I remember the battle very clearly because I was in Lagos at the time. On holiday on the Island. . .

hehehehe.  That's 'cos you're ara-ókó (bushman; from the boonies).  

Ola one:

Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

You can be whoever you want to be.  If you really were FStranger, you'd know that.  On NL, you can be the queen of Ingerlund if you so wish.

^^^^Cheeky chick!

Ola one:

Okay . . okay. Let me shame the devil jare. Honesty is a virtue!

I was a teacher at St Gregory college in 1992.

Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

Professor Pa Ola, Iba o!

Kilode?!:

LOL @ "mummy, daddy Agbalajobi ni e dibo fun" Memories. .

It's funny I remember Dele Cole's posters for the same reasons, the unique surname helped too, but even then, with the tiny little knowledge of politics or anything sef, I knew Dele stood no chance.

Oga Ola did you say 1992?? Bros e ma binu pe mo pe yin ni Yootu o. Ori Idobale ni mo wa o

Colleague to Wande Abimbola, please stop that run. I was made to believe you were the little boy waving the green white green flag when Queen Elizabeth was in Nigeria during independence.

naijababe:

Oluwa o !!! Ase awon daddy mi ni mo n ba soro

This NB cracks me up all the time.

Ola one:

Okay . . okay. Let me shame the devil jare. Honesty is a virtue!

I was a teacher at St Gregory college in 1992.

Now, Mr Kilode, I am not a yootu oooo

Oh boy, you could quite easily have been my principal.

Ola,
See what you have caused? You better take it all back. You'll never get candid feedback or discussions about anything ever again. These Yoruba people and their egbon aunty broda oga age discrimination crapola.

Katsumoto:

Oh boy, you could quite easily have been my principal.

Did he say it was the St. Gregory School in Nippon?

isale_gan2:

Did he say it was the St. Gregory School in Nippon?

Quite easily; implying that if I was a student at St Gregory or if he were the principal at my school, he could have been my principal.

huh? what? what what what what whaaaaattt?

lorda'mercy