ogenyi1:
Opinion: How Nigerians May Vote, State by State: Buhari, Atiku in Tight, Tough Race as Feb 16 Closes in
By Eric - February 3, 2019 052

With just 13 days to the February 16 presidential election, the dynamics of the race for the nation’s top job indicate an interestingly tight and tough contest between the two leading candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Muhammadu Buhari.

This latest development is not only evidenced by the frenzy of their campaigns, which has seen both candidates traverse many states and across the geo-political zones, but more strongly connected to the degree of acceptability that the two candidates enjoy, in what is fast becoming a popularity contest.

THISDAY’s recent field intelligence gathering, which reports a tight and tough contest, however, presents both state-by-state and geo-political zone analyses of what is obtainable by each of the two front-runners in the states, thus giving an evolving picture of what might ultimately be the regional standing of the candidates and their parties.

North-west
In the Kano, for instance, the race pictures a 65 per cent victory for Buhari and 35 per cent for Atiku, In Kaduna, while Buhari is likely to get 55 per cent of the votes cast, Atiku may post just 45 per cent. The race in Katsina is a no-contest as Buhari is sure to secure 70 per cent to Atiku’s 30 per cent.
In Sokoto, Buhari manages an edge over Atiku with 55 to 45 per cent sharing, but in Zamfara, the contest promises a 50-50 contest. Kebbi looks comfortable for Buhari with a 60 per cent advantage over Atiku’s 40 per cent.

Thus, in the North-west, Buhari is sure of victory in at least five states, albeit with varying winning percentages, with a draw in one with Atiku.
Buhari is certain to prevail in Jigawa with a 60/40 mergin over Atiku.

North-east
The dynamics in North East varies differently from the North West, because here, in Bauchi for example, Buhari is sure of some 60 per cent to Atiku’s 40, while in Borno and in spite of the growing insurgency, the votes will still go the way of Buhari, also with 60 to 40 per cent voting.

Atiku will put up a good showing in Adamawa with a 65 per cent advantage, leaving Buhari with 35 per cent. Moving on to Yobe, Buhari is positioned to score 60 per cent, leaving 40 for Atiku and the same equation is shared in Gombe – 60/40 – also in favour of Atiku. But the Taraba contest is a different one as it sees Atiku coasting home with 70 per cent and 30 for Buhari.

Here in the North East, both candidates would have a very tight race with the states shared three each.

North -central
The battle for North Central appears an all-Atiku affair, because Benue is determined to deliver Atiku with 70 per cent, while leaving 30 per cent for Buhari. Plateau, although slightly tough, would also deliver Atiku with 55 per cent, while conceding 45 per cent to Buhari. A repeat of this is likely in Nasarawa, where Atiku might go home with 55 per cent and Buhari, 45 per cent.
Kogi State’s battle also looks good for Atiku even though with the same 55/45 sharing formula. But Niger might go the way of Buhari with 55 per cent to Atiku’s 45 per cent. However, Kwara is solidly PDP and would deliver Atiku but with 55 per cent to Buhari’s 45 per cent.
The summary here is five states for Atiku and one for Buhari.

South-west
Considered the real battleground because of the number of votes that is up for grab, the race in South-west is unavoidably tight. In Oyo, for example, Buhari will certainly top with 55 per cent, while Atiku gets the remaining 45 per cent of the vote count. But in Osun, the situation is too close to call and might flip either way. Is a 50/50 chance. The Osun equation is unlikely to be repeated in Ondo, which may give Buhari 55 per cent and Atiku 45 per cent.

Buhari appears comfortable in Ekiti, where he may likely get his highest votes in the zone with 60 per cent to Atiku’s 40 per cent. Interestingly, however, Ogun too may go the way of Atiku with 55 per cent to Buhari’s 45 per cent, because of the many factors that are currently playing out in the state. But the Lagos battle is a 50-50 ratio. The dynamics are quite intricate.

Curiously, the South-west goes the way of Atiku with three states to Buhari’s two, while drawing in one, Lagos.

South-east
Further South, the battle for the soul of South-east is almost predictable even without the enabling field work. This is because the entire zone would go the way of PDP, although with different percentages accruable to each state.

Starting with Imo, the heartland of the South-east, Atiku is sure of at least 60 per cent of the votes with 40 per cent concession to Buhari. The same ratio is obtainable in Abia, God’s own state: 60-40 in favour of Atiku. Ebonyi too is sharing her votes in the same 60-40 pattern, also in favour of Atiku, while Enugu, which is South-east safest state for the PDP, boasts 70 per cent for Atiku and 30 per cent for Buhari. In Anambra, where Peter Obi’s home-zone advantage is certain to work for Atiku, the PDP candidate stands to get 60 per cent votes to Buhari’s 40 per cent. The final analysis in this zone sees Atiku clearing all the five states.

South-south
Similar to what obtains in South-east, the entire South-south too might go the way of PDP, with votes contingent on their voting strengths.

Rivers promises to deliver the PDP with a percentage of 80 to 20 in favour of Atiku, while Cross River will post 70 per cent for Atiku and 30 per cent for Buhari. Akwa Ibom, despite the current state of play, will still deliver PDP with 60 per cent and concede 40 to Buhari.

Edo will deliver the PDP with 55 per cent, leaving Buhari with the remaining 45 per cent. In Delta too, the PDP will post some 75 per cent for Atiku and 25 per cent for Buhari, while Bayelsa, though with a relatively small voting strength, will hugely deliver Atiku’s PDP with 80 per cent, leaving the remaining 20 per cent for Buhari.

The South-south analysis also sees Atiku clearing the entire six states. As for the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, it looks like a 50/50 chance for the two candidates. And may go either way.


Lalasticlala

When we were Young in the early 90's we were usually told that if someone lies he or she has tendency to be a gambler or a robber so parents do warn their wards as regards this issues but now moral values has left us in this country. May God saves our souls in this country physical discipline is what we need people steal government money to enrich their family and themselves. Atiku is saying this categorically without fear that if becomes president he will enrich his friends and his cohort. This is not what Nigeria nation need now. May help us to protect and guide anybody that has interest of the massess at heart. God will give the victory to that who is just and ready to make judicious use of our collective resources this nation.

Lol

Lets see Thisday analysis of 2015 election

seunH:
From my own independent assessment (Pls if there are any additional information to adjust this assessment, it is very WELCOMED)

Atiku's stronghold
1) Abia
2) Enugu
3) Ebonyi
4) Anambra*
5) Bayelsa
6) Cross rivers
7) Delta
Akwa Ibom
9) Rivers
10) Taraba

Buhari's stronghold
1) Katsina
2) Kebbi
3) Zamfara* (Though no candidate, APC still incharge)
4) Borno
5) Yobe
6) Niger
7) Bauchi
Jigawa
9) Nassarawa
10) Osun* (APC +Omisore collaboration)
11) Kogi
12) Oyo
13) Kano

Battle zone tilted towards Atiku
1) Imo
2) Edo*
3) Plateau
4) Benue
5) Adamawa
6) Gombe*

Battle zone tilted towards Buhari
1) FCT
2) Kwara*
3) Sokoto
4) Lagos
5) Ogun
6) Ondo
7) Ekiti
Kaduna

I live in Kogi, your assertion about Kogi is wrong. Is it the impoverised people of Kogi State who Buhari romances thier tomentor? Buhari will only be voted for by people in Kogi central as a result of religious and ethnic sentiment. Please talk about your immediate environment.

Kwara is currently undergoing a mammoth voter revolution ( O To GEe)...

Mark this down...

I repeat it is a real shocker (both in violence and result)... And I also expect the FG to checkmate any rigging from Saraki boys there...

shugabasbn:
I don't know of any other state but if Atiku comes close to 40% in Kwara state I will give u a bottle of chill wine

They underrate what's going on in Kwara because of the Almighty Saraki...

Lol
That Atiku will win Lagos is the biggest delusion in this democratic dispensation.

They are using Jonathan's incumbent factor to dash Atiku victory in Lagos.
Hehehehehehehe.


In Lagos;

Buhari 65%
Atiku 35%

In the coming days of campaigns I expect the APC leaders to fully turn the race an ethnic one by countering the statements of Atiku in Abia promising them The top seat after his own completion when they visit (Ondo Ogun Lagos Ekiti)...

By so doing it will change the narrative of the sw in coming days to kill any ray of hope for PDP in SW...
Including Osinbajo's Factor ( A man who has impressed since becoming the unknown pastor to a strong influence today in SW )

So quoting 30%-40% for Atiku In SW should be rechecked...

engrfcuksmtin:

I live in Kogi, your assertion about Kogi is wrong. Is it the impoverised people of Kogi State who Buhari romances thier tomentor? Buhari will only be voted for by people in Kogi central as a result of religious and ethnic sentiment. Please talk about your immediate environment.

Alright I guess I should strike out Kogi, but from my research I heard the qwalms the people of Kogi have is basically with Yahya Bello not PMB, and moreover the people are aware of the amount of bailout funds PMB has given their governor hence they know the problem ain't from PMB but their governor. But if you insist, then I'll strike it out since you are on ground to monitor things!!!

KunleyY19:
In the coming days of campaigns I expect the APC leaders to fully turn the race an ethnic one by countering the statements of Atiku in Abia promising them The top seat after his own completion when they visit (Ondo Ogun Lagos Ekiti)...

By so doing it will change the narrative of the sw in coming days to kill any ray of hope for PDP in SW...
Including Osinbajo's Factor ( A man who has impressed since becoming the unknown pastor to a strong influence today in SW )

So quoting 30%-40% for Atiku In SW should be rechecked...

All your own is just violence and tribalism! You guys are trying to kill Nigeria through the back door.

shakmati:


All your own is just violence and tribalism! You guys are trying to kill Nigeria through the back door.

You know that when it comes to violence you guys on top of your game from militants to ipob etc
Just like secondus is drum beats of war...
Is it not your region that own Tompolo and Dokubo who were always talking about disintegration of Nigeria if things doesn't favour them...

Atiku started beating the tribalism drum during his campaign...

So retrace your steps...

KunleyY19:


You know that when it comes to violence you guys on top of your game from militants to ipob etc
Just like secondus is drum beats of war...
Is it not your region that own Tompolo and Dokubo who were always talking about disintegration of Nigeria if things doesn't favour them...

Atiku started beating the tribalism drum during his campaign...

So retrace your steps...

no mind them

I swear if atiku win(God forbid bad thing)
Yoruba don enter one chance

Na thunder go fire any Yoruba person way vote atiku or PDP in any level

This election is a game of infrastructural survival and progress in SW

Those peeps from the other side of river niger don mean us since 1960.

KunleyY19:


You know that when it comes to violence you guys on top of your game from militants to ipob etc
Just like secondus is drum beats of war...
Is it not your region that own Tompolo and Dokubo who were always talking about disintegration of Nigeria if things doesn't favour them...

Atiku started beating the tribalism drum during his campaign...

So retrace your steps...

You are the kings of tribalism and electoral violence. I am always shocked when I read through the history of Western Nigeria and electoral violence. Tribalism is a govt policy of the western region preached by notable Yoruba leaders. This is why as progressive as Awolowo seemed to be, he was never trusted enough to be made president. His tribalism was too scary. Don't come blaming ND militants or ipob. The problem of today's Nigeria is the decision of notable leaders of the Yourbaland choosing incompetence over hope just because of tribalism. And they are ready to use violence to propagate this tribalism.

MKULTRA:
no mind the

This election is a game of infrastructural survival and progress in SW

The part I really hate. You speak lies in English and pretend when your main reason is tribalism. Are you in a competition with Igbos? I really hate the hypocrisy I see amongst these Afonjas. I thank God for Omoluabis. The Yoruba nation will never fall into the hands of afonja evil seed!

shakmati:


The part I really hate. You speak lies in English and pretend when your main reason is tribalism. Are you in a competition with Igbos? I really hate the hypocrisy I see amongst these Afonjas. I thank God for Omoluabis. The Yoruba nation will never fall into the hands of afonja evil seed!

but guy we are seeing the progress Na
From the roads, to railway projects, to 2 deep seaport being planned one at ondo, another new one at lekki and many more project to come when osinbajo is president 2023.

But you guys should be the one being asked
Are you in competition with yorubas?
Why do you want a VP slot regardless of a president with evil corrupt intentions

ogenyi1:
Opinion: How Nigerians May Vote, State by State: Buhari, Atiku in Tight, Tough Race as Feb 16 Closes in
By Eric - February 3, 2019 052

With just 13 days to the February 16 presidential election, the dynamics of the race for the nation’s top job indicate an interestingly tight and tough contest between the two leading candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Muhammadu Buhari.

This latest development is not only evidenced by the frenzy of their campaigns, which has seen both candidates traverse many states and across the geo-political zones, but more strongly connected to the degree of acceptability that the two candidates enjoy, in what is fast becoming a popularity contest.

THISDAY’s recent field intelligence gathering, which reports a tight and tough contest, however, presents both state-by-state and geo-political zone analyses of what is obtainable by each of the two front-runners in the states, thus giving an evolving picture of what might ultimately be the regional standing of the candidates and their parties.

North-west
In the Kano, for instance, the race pictures a 65 per cent victory for Buhari and 35 per cent for Atiku, In Kaduna, while Buhari is likely to get 55 per cent of the votes cast, Atiku may post just 45 per cent. The race in Katsina is a no-contest as Buhari is sure to secure 70 per cent to Atiku’s 30 per cent.
In Sokoto, Buhari manages an edge over Atiku with 55 to 45 per cent sharing, but in Zamfara, the contest promises a 50-50 contest. Kebbi looks comfortable for Buhari with a 60 per cent advantage over Atiku’s 40 per cent.

Thus, in the North-west, Buhari is sure of victory in at least five states, albeit with varying winning percentages, with a draw in one with Atiku.
Buhari is certain to prevail in Jigawa with a 60/40 mergin over Atiku.

North-east
The dynamics in North East varies differently from the North West, because here, in Bauchi for example, Buhari is sure of some 60 per cent to Atiku’s 40, while in Borno and in spite of the growing insurgency, the votes will still go the way of Buhari, also with 60 to 40 per cent voting.

Atiku will put up a good showing in Adamawa with a 65 per cent advantage, leaving Buhari with 35 per cent. Moving on to Yobe, Buhari is positioned to score 60 per cent, leaving 40 for Atiku and the same equation is shared in Gombe – 60/40 – also in favour of Atiku. But the Taraba contest is a different one as it sees Atiku coasting home with 70 per cent and 30 for Buhari.

Here in the North East, both candidates would have a very tight race with the states shared three each.

North -central
The battle for North Central appears an all-Atiku affair, because Benue is determined to deliver Atiku with 70 per cent, while leaving 30 per cent for Buhari. Plateau, although slightly tough, would also deliver Atiku with 55 per cent, while conceding 45 per cent to Buhari. A repeat of this is likely in Nasarawa, where Atiku might go home with 55 per cent and Buhari, 45 per cent.
Kogi State’s battle also looks good for Atiku even though with the same 55/45 sharing formula. But Niger might go the way of Buhari with 55 per cent to Atiku’s 45 per cent. However, Kwara is solidly PDP and would deliver Atiku but with 55 per cent to Buhari’s 45 per cent.
The summary here is five states for Atiku and one for Buhari.

South-west
Considered the real battleground because of the number of votes that is up for grab, the race in South-west is unavoidably tight. In Oyo, for example, Buhari will certainly top with 55 per cent, while Atiku gets the remaining 45 per cent of the vote count. But in Osun, the situation is too close to call and might flip either way. Is a 50/50 chance. The Osun equation is unlikely to be repeated in Ondo, which may give Buhari 55 per cent and Atiku 45 per cent.

Buhari appears comfortable in Ekiti, where he may likely get his highest votes in the zone with 60 per cent to Atiku’s 40 per cent. Interestingly, however, Ogun too may go the way of Atiku with 55 per cent to Buhari’s 45 per cent, because of the many factors that are currently playing out in the state. But the Lagos battle is a 50-50 ratio. The dynamics are quite intricate.

Curiously, the South-west goes the way of Atiku with three states to Buhari’s two, while drawing in one, Lagos.

South-east
Further South, the battle for the soul of South-east is almost predictable even without the enabling field work. This is because the entire zone would go the way of PDP, although with different percentages accruable to each state.

Starting with Imo, the heartland of the South-east, Atiku is sure of at least 60 per cent of the votes with 40 per cent concession to Buhari. The same ratio is obtainable in Abia, God’s own state: 60-40 in favour of Atiku. Ebonyi too is sharing her votes in the same 60-40 pattern, also in favour of Atiku, while Enugu, which is South-east safest state for the PDP, boasts 70 per cent for Atiku and 30 per cent for Buhari. In Anambra, where Peter Obi’s home-zone advantage is certain to work for Atiku, the PDP candidate stands to get 60 per cent votes to Buhari’s 40 per cent. The final analysis in this zone sees Atiku clearing all the five states.

South-south
Similar to what obtains in South-east, the entire South-south too might go the way of PDP, with votes contingent on their voting strengths.

Rivers promises to deliver the PDP with a percentage of 80 to 20 in favour of Atiku, while Cross River will post 70 per cent for Atiku and 30 per cent for Buhari. Akwa Ibom, despite the current state of play, will still deliver PDP with 60 per cent and concede 40 to Buhari.

Edo will deliver the PDP with 55 per cent, leaving Buhari with the remaining 45 per cent. In Delta too, the PDP will post some 75 per cent for Atiku and 25 per cent for Buhari, while Bayelsa, though with a relatively small voting strength, will hugely deliver Atiku’s PDP with 80 per cent, leaving the remaining 20 per cent for Buhari.

The South-south analysis also sees Atiku clearing the entire six states. As for the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, it looks like a 50/50 chance for the two candidates. And may go either way.


Lalasticlala

But aftermaths don't let your bp high o

MKULTRA:
but guy we are seeing the progress Na
From the roads, to railway projects, to 2 deep seaport being planned one at ondo, another new one at lekki and many more project to come when osinbajo is president 2023.

But you guys should be the one being asked
Are you in competition with yorubas?
Why do you want a VP slot regardless of a president with evil corrupt intentions

It is really sad you are ready to mortgage all our future because of your perfunctory interest. You and I know that Nigeria cannot survive another 4 years of Buhari. I am even of the opinion that PYO would not survive another 4 yrs of Buhari. Yet you are ready to waste us all because you think they are building roads in your area. When a war starts you could be killed and your family too. Who the road come help you if you do not survive? Let's see the bigger picture please. I thank God Afenifere, Ohaneze, Northern Elders Forum and Middle Belt Forum have all endorsed Atiku today. There is hope for Nigeria and neither you nor your family shall die, my brother! We will all live to enjoy a better Nigeria.

shakmati:


It is really sad you are ready to mortgage all our future because of your perfunctory interest. You and I know that Nigeria cannot survive another 4 years of Buhari. I am even of the opinion that PYO would not survive another 4 yrs of Buhari. Yet you are ready to waste us all because you think they are building roads in your area. When a war starts you could be killed and your family too. Who the road come help you if you do not survive? Let's see the bigger picture please. I thank God Afenifere, Ohaneze, Northern Elders Forum and Middle Belt Forum have all endorsed Atiku today. There is hope for Nigeria and neither you nor your family shall die, my brother! We will all live to enjoy a better Nigeria.

Shut up!!!

Buhari is far better than Atiku and his cohort.

4+4 = 2023

BluntBoy:


Shut up!!!

Buhari is far better than Atiku and his cohort.

4+4 = 2023

Lol. Nothing matters as long as you have 4+4 right? You can as well go and stay with him in Daura where he will administer the remaining 4 on top your head alone!

shakmati:


Lol. Nothing matters as long as you have 4+4 right? You can as well go and stay with him in Daura where he will administer the remaining 4 on top your head alone!

You have lost your mind, bro. But don't worry, many well-meaning Nigerians like myself will resist your effort to force a well-known thief down our throats. Never!!!

wwwkaycom:
I wouldn't expect anything less from Thisday. Keep deceiving Atiku, 50-50 ko, 50-200 ni....
Buhari will clear the entire NW with nothing less than 70%. He will get at least 60% in the NE by winning in Bauchi, Gombe, Borno and Yobe. Atiku may have a slight lead in Adamawa being his home state while he'll win big in Taraba. In the NC, Atiku will only have good showing in Benue, 60-40% Atiku-Buhari expected here. Plateau and Kwara may be 50-50, while in Kogi, Nasarawa and Niger, Buhari will win with nothing less than 65% of the votes. SW will not abandon Osinbajo under any guise. Pastor E.A. Adeboye's comment about Osinbajo's helicopter crash of yesterday is already doing a lot of work in favour of APC, although this is for only those who knows. 65-35% Buhari-Atiku expected from this zone. Mark my words, Atiku will not win a single state in the SW. SE belong to Atiku but there is no state in that zone that will not give Buhari at least 25% with up to 40% in Anambra, Imo and Ebonyi, go and write this down. Southsouth will go Atiku's way with Buhari winning Edo with 60%, AkwaIbom 40%, CrossRiver 30%, Delta30%, Rivers 40% and Bayelsa 10%.
Summarise all these, Buhari will defeat Atiku by nothing less than 60% in the Febuhari 16 election, Keep celebrating rubbish analysis from Thisday, ire o.

You see that is why we are not growing in this country you rubbish another person opinion but you wants yours to be seen better.hummmmm

shakmati:


You are the kings of tribalism and electoral violence. I am always shocked when I read through the history of Western Nigeria and electoral violence. Tribalism is a govt policy of the western region preached by notable Yoruba leaders. This is why as progressive as Awolowo seemed to be, he was never trusted enough to be made president. His tribalism was too scary. Don't come blaming ND militants or ipob. The problem of today's Nigeria is the decision of notable leaders of the Yourbaland choosing incompetence over hope just because of tribalism. And they are ready to use violence to propagate this tribalism.

And Igbo Leaders are exempted abi ...Baba its a general problem that's why we had Awoist, Sardauna Followers , Zik Followers...
So tribalism has been on and I don't blame it on any political tribe But everyone...

MKULTRA:
no mind them
I swear if atiku win(God forbid bad thing) Yoruba don enter one chance
Na thunder go fire any Yoruba person way vote atiku or PDP in any level
This election is a game of infrastructural survival and progress in SW
Those peeps from the other side of river niger don mean us since 1960.

Na the thing be that na we go suffer am...

Dele Momodu analysis

My Analysis
SW-Buhari 6, Atiku-0
NW- Buhari 7, Atiku-0
NE- Buhari 5, Atiku 1
SS- Buhari 3, Atiku 3
SE- Buhari 2, Atiku 4
NC- Buhari 5, Atiku 1

KunleyY19:


And Igbo Leaders are exempted abi ...Baba its a general problem that's why we had Awoist, Sardauna Followers , Zik Followers...
So tribalism has been on and I don't blame it on any political tribe But everyone...

Is Nnamdi Kanu not an Igbo leader? I called him out! See Asari Dokubo, that guy is not tribalist. He is a freedom fighter with healthy dose of nationalism. You hardly hear him castigate people just for their tribe. Obj is another good example of a patriot. Ango Abdullahi, etc. We have Nigerians who are patriotic in every tribe!

How will you give gombe state to Atiku?
Are you a learner?
Buhari will clear gombe like fried rice and chicken.

Simple Atiku will win because all who voted for Jonathan will vote for atiku. And at least 30% of people who voted buhari in 2015 will vote for atiku because of the current economic situation of the country. For example buhari will loose benue that he won before . And his margin of victory will be lower than in 2015 in the north. And he will get his customary 5% from people he named 5%. Bottom line, except Buhari rig the election, he can not win.

Look at the clowns that claim Hausa Fulani yaroba ikwerr Malaysian Singaporeans Indiana South Africans Arab n many more hate them for no reason talk about tribalism. Many of you need to be stoned to death for this pathetic line of reasoning I swear.

shakmati:


You are the kings of tribalism and electoral violence. I am always shocked when I read through the history of Western Nigeria and electoral violence. Tribalism is a govt policy of the western region preached by notable Yoruba leaders. This is why as progressive as Awolowo seemed to be, he was never trusted enough to be made president. His tribalism was too scary. Don't come blaming ND militants or ipob. The problem of today's Nigeria is the decision of notable leaders of the Yourbaland choosing incompetence over hope just because of tribalism. And they are ready to use violence to propagate this tribalism.

shakmati:


Is Nnamdi Kanu not an Igbo leader? I called him out! See Asari Dokubo, that guy is not tribalist. He is a freedom fighter with healthy dose of nationalism. You hardly hear him castigate people just for their tribe. Obj is another good example of a patriot. Ango Abdullahi, etc. We have Nigerians who are patriotic in every tribe!

Freedom Fighter!!! why his he not fighting again or are we free
OBJ is just a man that leaves his own house to burn and quench other people's thirst...

Parada:
Look at the clowns that claim Hausa Fulani yaroba ikwerr Malaysian Singaporeans Indiana South Africans Arab n many more hate them for no reason talk about tribalism. Many of you need to be stoned to death for this pathetic line of reasoning I swear.

Do you understand any other language asides violence and barbaric behaviour? Small thing, stoned to death. Small thing, this tribe, that tribe! The world is moving forward, you're here advocating stoning to death in the 21st century. Smh.

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