Gbayi!! Twale baba.....

BiafranBushBoy:
How many people in Osun state have televisions?

Every one in Osun will have television in their homes before your Biafra Republic go emerge.

gimmehear:
Why I was absent for Osun Debate.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ademola Adeleke, has explained why he was absent at the 2018 Osun State governorship debate which held in Osogbo, the state capital on Sunday.

Adeleke’s seat was empty throughout the two-hour debate.

He said he did not refuse to show up as widely believed, but was “held up by the electorate in the places where he had gone to campaign on Sunday.”

Adeleke was one of the five candidates picked and invited for the debate which featured the All Progressive Congress candidate, Gboyega Oyetola; ADP candidate, Moshood Adeoti, ADC candidate, Fatai Akinbade and SDP candidate, Iyiola Omisore.



Speaking to newsmen on the phone on Sunday nght, the publicity director of the Adeleke campaign organisation, Olawale Rasheed, said while they were on their way to Osogbo, a community where they had gone to campaign blocked the highway.

He said they (community) had been marginalised all these years and that there had not been developments in their area.

“To our surprise, while we tried to skip the small towns and villages as we made efforts to meet up, they started trooping on the road; As I am talking to you now, we are just entering Osogbo,” Rasheed explained.

“We did the same thing at Ikirun, trying to avoid some villages, then we had a backlash from the voters, they insisted that they wanted to hear the man (Adeleke) personally speak to them.

“The last village that we attended at Ife East, they were complaining that they had had no light for years, they trooped to the road and blocked our path and this was around 7.30 p.m.



“What we did was to send a message to a correspondent of Channels, and later I sent a message to Seun Okinbaloye (Channels presenter). We are just entering Osogbo now as I speak to you.

“It is not that we are intent on not attending, no. We need to reach the voters and need their votes. And when they block the road and they say you can’t go, what do you do?”

He added that Adeleke made efforts to reach the people, “given the fact that reaching the people was fundamental in defeating an incumbent government.”

http://gimmehear.com/senator-adeleke-why-i-was-absent-for-the-debate/

so incase you dont know, the real electorates dont have access to channelstv. they are in the streets, villages and communities. its not like the whole Nigeria is going to vote in the gubernatorial election.

Adeleke, enjoy yourself and keep listening to the people, those unheard and non impacted for there lies your victory

The fear of debate

The current governor of Ondo State did not attend the debate and gave the same excuse as Adeleke and today, Akeredolu is governor. In places where people are not well educated and enlightened, debates seem not to matter.

Baba was busy dancing for the electorate naaaa and forgot about the debate

gimmehear:
Why I was absent for Osun Debate.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ademola Adeleke, has explained why he was absent at the 2018 Osun State governorship debate which held in Osogbo, the state capital on Sunday.

Adeleke’s seat was empty throughout the two-hour debate.

He said he did not refuse to show up as widely believed, but was “held up by the electorate in the places where he had gone to campaign on Sunday.”

Adeleke was one of the five candidates picked and invited for the debate which featured the All Progressive Congress candidate, Gboyega Oyetola; ADP candidate, Moshood Adeoti, ADC candidate, Fatai Akinbade and SDP candidate, Iyiola Omisore.



Speaking to newsmen on the phone on Sunday nght, the publicity director of the Adeleke campaign organisation, Olawale Rasheed, said while they were on their way to Osogbo, a community where they had gone to campaign blocked the highway.

He said they (community) had been marginalised all these years and that there had not been developments in their area.

“To our surprise, while we tried to skip the small towns and villages as we made efforts to meet up, they started trooping on the road; As I am talking to you now, we are just entering Osogbo,” Rasheed explained.

“We did the same thing at Ikirun, trying to avoid some villages, then we had a backlash from the voters, they insisted that they wanted to hear the man (Adeleke) personally speak to them.

“The last village that we attended at Ife East, they were complaining that they had had no light for years, they trooped to the road and blocked our path and this was around 7.30 p.m.



“What we did was to send a message to a correspondent of Channels, and later I sent a message to Seun Okinbaloye (Channels presenter). We are just entering Osogbo now as I speak to you.

“It is not that we are intent on not attending, no. We need to reach the voters and need their votes. And when they block the road and they say you can’t go, what do you do?”

He added that Adeleke made efforts to reach the people, “given the fact that reaching the people was fundamental in defeating an incumbent government.”

http://gimmehear.com/senator-adeleke-why-i-was-absent-for-the-debate/

This must be the dumbest excuse ever... Like tf.... Come up w another one

Very weak excuse.

my vote is for you. ride on!

gimmehear:
Why I was absent for Osun Debate.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ademola Adeleke, has explained why he was absent at the 2018 Osun State governorship debate which held in Osogbo, the state capital on Sunday.

Adeleke’s seat was empty throughout the two-hour debate.

He said he did not refuse to show up as widely believed, but was “held up by the electorate in the places where he had gone to campaign on Sunday.”

Adeleke was one of the five candidates picked and invited for the debate which featured the All Progressive Congress candidate, Gboyega Oyetola; ADP candidate, Moshood Adeoti, ADC candidate, Fatai Akinbade and SDP candidate, Iyiola Omisore.



Speaking to newsmen on the phone on Sunday nght, the publicity director of the Adeleke campaign organisation, Olawale Rasheed, said while they were on their way to Osogbo, a community where they had gone to campaign blocked the highway.

He said they (community) had been marginalised all these years and that there had not been developments in their area.

“To our surprise, while we tried to skip the small towns and villages as we made efforts to meet up, they started trooping on the road; As I am talking to you now, we are just entering Osogbo,” Rasheed explained.

“We did the same thing at Ikirun, trying to avoid some villages, then we had a backlash from the voters, they insisted that they wanted to hear the man (Adeleke) personally speak to them.

“The last village that we attended at Ife East, they were complaining that they had had no light for years, they trooped to the road and blocked our path and this was around 7.30 p.m.



“What we did was to send a message to a correspondent of Channels, and later I sent a message to Seun Okinbaloye (Channels presenter). We are just entering Osogbo now as I speak to you.

“It is not that we are intent on not attending, no. We need to reach the voters and need their votes. And when they block the road and they say you can’t go, what do you do?”

He added that Adeleke made efforts to reach the people, “given the fact that reaching the people was fundamental in defeating an incumbent government.”

http://gimmehear.com/senator-adeleke-why-i-was-absent-for-the-debate/

THE DANCING SENATOR!

omooba969:


If Buhari attends, can you hear his spoken English or understand what he says?

Kwarupshun in gonment izza bad zing por za debelofment op Nigeria.

true talk

BiafranBushBoy:
How many people in Osun state have televisions?

Your father

jchioma:
Nothing do you sir. Your excuse is plausible.

Here, we have a sitting president who has consistently refused to honour debate invites, not even presidential chats unscripted. He is now plotting to send his VP to represent him in 2019 presidential debate with no excuses given at all.

Same way Jonathan stood up Buhari and the other candidates by avoiding the 2011 debates and went to debate solo with D'banj.

Don't worry, they'll soon organise dancing competition.

BiafranBushBoy:
How many people in Osun state have televisions?

More than the population of people with sense in your state of origin.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
You are right,no wonder Buhari is incompetent,he ran away from debate in 2015 too.

And Obj and Jona didn't run away.

What do you exppect from a man with 9F9 in a WAEC to say at the debate you can hardly see him speak in English sef.....Michael Jackson want to be a Governor

BiafranBushBoy:
How many people in Osun state have televisions?

You can come and organise "Television owner" censor. You arr welcome.

MufasaRebirth:
Ride on Bros, Nothing do you !!

Is this all you can come up with? A minute portion of phantom supporters was holding him down (I guess with gun threat) to stop him from the over 90% other supporters! That must have been y serious dancing competition, though.
Come up with another one

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someone shld have told him it was a dancing competition instead of telling him to come for a debate

Yinmu. Integrity is doing what is expected when you are not answerable to anyone or when no one is watching you. How many of our politicians have integrity?

I hail you oooAde dancer,come to think of it winners don't attend debate ask bubu.

BiafranBushBoy:
How many people in Osun state have televisions?

kip kwayet!

Jacktheripper:


You really think everyone took poverty bath when they were born like you do at Biafra land?

Please tell that bush man that Osun State has the highest number of Urban centres in Nigeria from Osogbo to Ile-Ife, Ilesha, Iwo, Ede, Ikirun, Ikire, Ila Orangun, Ejigbo etc.

It's always an expected cycle of political events prior to elections in this country.

tallestcash:

Bird of a feather flock together it is only slowpoke like you that will believe flimsy excuse given by Ade dancer to dodge the governorship debate. Awon egbe olodo

must you call me names before you point out those pointless things? my child went to school doesn't mean my child knows anything. you are an example of that.

LIFEisSIMPLE:
All hail the dancing senator.

Michael jackson wants to be governor

..he ll attend the after party

shegra58:
What do you exppect from a man with 9F9 in a WAEC to say at the debate you can hardly see him speak in English sef.....Michael Jackson want to be a Governor

Same way he refused to sit for his waec exams... D 1 he did f9...some should have called it dancing competition for him

Which other platform is better to campaign than through debate

kaywhy09:
Which other platform is better to campaign than through debate

Short short videos on IG dancing