smsshola:




https://www.naij.com/510062-gave-read-confessions-buhari-girl.html

discusant:
Guess what happens if every body that campaigned for Buhari in the north comes out like Lola to beg for favours from Buhari.

iyobosadavid:
And the chang is here already, baby gurl did you know you just layed a solid foundation for you children and you children children to come by campaigning and voting for change

discusant:


Banker? Perhaps sweeper in the bank.

If not, an educated banker cannot come up this time to boast that she abandoned her banking career to campaign for a Nigerian presidential candidate with questionable academic credentials who uses English language interpreters to communicate with English-speaking leaders.

hanzdude:

She is not begging for favour

darlenese:
You quit your micro finance marketing job not Banking job. Nonsense

Jarus:
She tried, but many of us did similar things. I did, maybe the only difference is I didnt give up my own work.

WHAT I ALSO DID

2011
I coordinated a team on Nairaland to raise circa 700k to do radio jingle for Buhari.

During break time in office, I rushed to radio stations (ok, cool fm that was close to my office then) to seal adverts for Buhari. For others, I spoke with their agents on phone.

Our adverts ran in 5 radio stations across 4 states: Lagos, Oyo, Osun and Rivers.

I did a pamphlet at my cost and was distributing in buses in Lagos.

Someone I met on Nairaland came to my office to drop 20 Buhari shirts. I distributed among boys in my neighbourhood.

Anywhere I went I was talking about Buhari.

I sent sms to almost on contacts on my phone at my cost.

I wrote not less than 15 articles published in Punch, Guardian, Tribune, Thisday etc to sell Buhari candidacy.

Remember Buhari wasn't this popular in the South then.

2015
I spent circa 100k from my pocket to sponsor local radio jingle in Kwara radio stations focusing my senatorial district, Kwara South. Buhari had become popular in Lagos then, so I didnt pay attention to Lagos.

I took on FFK in a popular, strong-worded article, "Fani-Kayode's Flurry of Fictions", published in several newspapers. That article almost cost me my job as my employers saw it in BusinessDay and cautioned me.

I championed the exposure of Fani Kayode's alteration of the Cambridge response to my friend, Sodiq Alabi's inquiry on Buhari's certificate. That my expose was the headline story in The Nation the next day "Blogger accuses Fani-Kayode of forging email". That was a risk to my life.

I went out on election day to mobilize okada riders to go vote.

I visited newspaper stands almost every Saturday to go reduce the effect of the misinformation about Buhari being spread by thick-voiced people.

I alerted APC chieftains, including el-Rufai, when I got a distress call from a Buharist friend in Akwa Ibom on mass rigging going on there.

I talked to Okada riders and taxi drivers almost everyday.

saintgoogle:

Its your business because as far as I'm concerned you now breath the air of change
And if your parents ve took dis kind of step during there days who knows Nigeria might ve been a better place
Senseless bigot oshi

Obiagelli:
For the love of country, for a better future. Your children and grandchildren will benefit from your patriotic effort. God bless you

lonelydora:
PMB will not fail you Lola

himkers:
Mumu gal. She take style dey find job; am not surprised say no yoruba babe,,, they always have this 'licking-a$$' attitude

himkers:
Mumu gal. She take style dey find job; am not surprised say no yoruba babe,,, they always have this 'licking-a$$' attitude

fire ur papa 4 village.. As in electronic thunder wey solar backup na Im go fire ahm.
Werre

himkers:
Mumu gal. She take style dey find job; am not surprised say no yoruba babe,,, they always have this 'licking-a$$' attitude

marshalcarter:
I smell lies



No banker would leave his/her job to cum nd campaign for sum1 dat doesn't knw you except dem dey folo you from villa



But if dis is true....nne.....you deserve the 2015 best afriFOOL award

Johnny:
Attention-seeking, unemployed, lousy and dirty yoruba girl.