Great Ogboru

His name is memorable as one of the masterminds of the Gideon Orkar coup against the IBB regime that failed. After years of hiding in exile, he came back to Delta in 2000 to become a political heavy weight. He has contested in the governorship elections in Delta State in 2003, 2007, 2011 and 2015. But all the time, he has been a runner-up. This 2019, he will be contesting under APC for the Delta Governorship elections. From the way it is, there is a high probability he may clinch the runners up position again based on his party’s strength in the South South.

Atiku Abubakar
Atiku was an ex-customs officer, who ventured into business and has always been attracted to politics. His first political ambition was for the governor of Gongola state which its election was voided then. He also contested for presidential position against MKO in the defunct SDP, which he lost at the primaries.
So far, he has only won the Adamawa state elections. But was chosen to be Obasanjo’s Vice President, which he enjoyed for 7 good years until his boss declared his seat vacant. Atiku has unsuccessfully ran for presidency in 2007 (AC), 2011 (PDP primaries), 2015 (APC primaries). He will be going again for the post and is massively supported by the South East and South South of Nigeria who are not in good terms with the present president Muhamadu Buhari. If he loses this time, we cannot be sure it would be his last.

Jimi Agbaje
Jimi has been a regular face of the Lagos state elections. He was first in Bola Tinubu’s Action Congress in 2007. However, he left to DPA that same year to fulfill his governorship ambitions. After that, in 2015 he contested for the same role under the main opposition party in Lagos state, PDP against Ambode but lost. Jimi has been good and eloquent in political debates but the Lagos political structure has hindered him from achieving his ambitions. He will be running again in 2019 under PDP. With the strength of APC in Lagos, winning will be a miracle

Nuhu Ribadu
Ribadu rose to fame when Obasanjo appointed him as head of the newly formed EFCC in 2003. His effectiveness in that role gave him popularity that inspired his political career. He was later promoted to Assistant Inspector General of Police in 2007 by Obasanjo. His political career begun as he got the presidential ticket in 2011 under Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN). After the unfateful venture, he joined the ruling PDP in 2015 to contest for the Governorship position in Adamawa state, which he lost in the APC tsunami. He joined the APC in 2018 to contest governorship again but lost at the primaries. He is an effective man. We hope he wins a position someday as his tenure in the EFCC has been the most remarkable so far.

Buba Marwa
Marwa came into the spotlight as the last military governor of Lagos state. On the onset of democracy, he has been active to get a piece of cake but unfortunately had none. In December 2006, Marwa had announced he would be running in the People's Democratic Party (PDP) primaries to become the party's candidate for President of Nigeria. His bid was unsuccessful. Marwa later in 2011 was the gubernatorial candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change, but lost to the then incumbent governor Murtala Nyakot. Marwa is now an APC member and is in support of the present president.

Andy Uba
Andy Uba was a well-known Obasanjo’s boy in the East during his tenure. He decicded to go into politics by winning the 2007 Anambra state election under PDP. However, he didn’t spend up to a month in office as the court favoured former governor Peter Obi to continue his governorship tenure. In 2009, Andy contested for governor of Anambra state under the Labour party which he lost. However, he was able to win the 2011 senatorial elections under PDP in 2011. He’s contesting for the same senatorial position under APC in 2019

Some Worthy mentions

Chris Okotie
Ihedi Ohakim
Martin Agbaso
Femi Pedro

Please add yours

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Atiku this would be the last time you will intervene in Nigeria politics, when you suffer another setback on Saturday.

The masses are actually the biggest losers in Nigerian politics.

sinaj:
The masses are actually the biggest losers in Nigerian politics.

The igbos are the biggest losers in Nigeria politics since 1999

Andy UBA should not be on the list. Atleast he has been rewarded as a senator

46O1CE:

The igbos are the biggest losers in Nigeria politics since 1999

Sharap

BIAFRONIGERIAN:

Sharap

Ipob losers bore me

4+4 is still = 2023

PYO FOR 2023

SAI BABA, GO SLOW IS BETTER THAN REVERSE

Abubakar Audu.

This man was governor of the newly created Kogi state in 1993. He contested and won in 1999 after the return of democracy. In 2003 he seek for 2nd term but lost to the unknown Ibrahim Idris. In 2007, he was in the race for Lugard house but lost to the incumbent governor. In 2008, after the Supreme Court annul the election which brought Ibro into office there was a fresh election in which Audu contested against Ibro and lost again.

In 2012, Audu contested under the flatform of the then AC but lost to Capt Idris Wada of the pdp. In 2016, Audu run under the flatform of Apc which is the party at the centre and won the incumbent Idris Wada in an election that was marred by rigging courtesy of Federal mighty.

Few hours after the result of the election was announced by the electoral body, Audu was found dead in his bedroom.

IdisuleOurOwn:
Abubakar Audu.

This man was governor of the newly created Kogi state in 1993. He contested and won in 1999 after the return of democracy. In 2003 he seek for 2nd term but lost to the unknown Ibrahim Idris. In 2007, he was in the race for Lugard house but lost to the incumbent governor. In 2008, after the Supreme Court annul the election which brought Ibro into office there was a fresh election in which Audu contested against Ibro and lost again.

In 2012, Audu contested under the flatform of the then AC but lost to Capt Idris Wada of the pdp. In 2016, Audu run under the flatform of Apc which is the party at the centre and won the incumbent Idris Wada in an election that was marred by rigging courtesy of Federal mighty.

Few hours after the result of the election was announced by the electoral body, Audu was found dead in his bedroom.

Yes. I agree. He should be on that list

The list is useless without Chris Okotie he has been contesting every election since 2003

Great Ogboru will become great again under APC.


Buhari: From being a serial loser to taking us to the next level. May your story change as well.

Nuhu Ribadu 
Ribadu rose to fame when Obasanjo appointed him as head of the newly formed EFCC in 2003. His effectiveness in that role gave him popularity that inspired his political career. He was later promoted to Assistant Inspector General of Police in 2007 by Obasanjo. His political career begun as he got the presidential ticket in 2011 under Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN). After the unfateful venture, he joined the ruling PDP in 2015 to contest for the Governorship position in Adamawa state, which he lost in the APC tsunami. He joined the APC in 2018 to contest governorship again but lost at the primaries. He is an effective man. We hope he wins a position someday as his tenure in the EFCC has been the most remarkable so far.

Another great man we love so much after SAI BABA.
We will ALWAYS support you anytime you are ready to come out again.
ONE OF THE FEW GOOD MEN OF OUR NATION.
Sai Baba kinda man with a very good heart.
A man that was demoted amd transferred from being the CHAIRMAN of EFCC to the remotest and lifeless village in Nigeria, only because he came out full force to bring to justice these same sets of corrupt politicians in the evil party.
The international commnity were all shocked by that evil act!!
Bless your good soul Mr Nuhu.

46O1CE:

The igbos are the biggest losers in Nigeria politics since 1999

Tell them

I like d speech of d new Ohaneze Ndigbo President. Pls read objectively.

In my own opinion, d enemy of Ndigbo is Ndigbo itself. I remember a time in this country when all d 6 ministers in Jonathan's kitchen cabinet were all Igbo's. Ayim Pius Ayim was SGF, Ngozi Okonjo Iwealla was in charge finance, Emeka Wogu was in Labour and productivity, Berth Nnaji was in Power and Energy, Dieziani Madueke was d powerful minister for oil. The 6 of them outside d Federal Executive Council would meet and decide what and what not to be discussed at d larger FEC. Whatever they decided would eventually be d position of government. In 6 years, this was d situation. Okiro and Onovo had d police under their control. Ihejerika and later Minimah controlled d Army. These powerful Igbo's could do and undo. Nigeria was in their pockets.
Rather than care about d poor Igbo chaps scattered all over d country, they were busy diverting billions of naira into their accounts at home and abroad. D 2nd Niger Bridge, they didn't do. They shared d money. The Lagos/Calabar rail lines passing through 9 States, 3 of them in d SE, they were not bothered. They refused to pay d Chinese d Counter part fund. They shared d money. Enugu/Onitsha, Aba/PH and other roads of economic importance to their fellow Igbo's, they abandoned.
Who is to blame? Who is marginalising d Igbo's?

You had your chance, you bungled it. There was only 1 Yoruba minister worth mentioning at d time, Akinwunmi Adesina. He was in Agric. His budget was less than 1% while Emeka Wogu in Labor had over 10% for his ministry, Ayim had unlimited access to d treasury for d benefit of himself and family members. The poor Igbo guys meant nothing to him. If an Igbo becomes President tomorrow after Jonathan, will there be any difference? The Igbo man will marginalise his fellow Igbo people.
Vote APC/ PMB

sinaj:
The masses are actually the biggest losers in Nigerian politics.

what brand of wine do you take?

I ran for class rep since primary school and never got the position, why is my name not there

incomplete list; where is bubu?

Atiku serial loss continues on Saturday.

IdisuleOurOwn:
Abubakar Audu.

This man was governor of the newly created Kogi state in 1993. He contested and won in 1999 after the return of democracy. In 2003 he seek for 2nd term but lost to the unknown Ibrahim Idris. In 2007, he was in the race for Lugard house but lost to the incumbent governor. In 2008, after the Supreme Court annul the election which brought Ibro into office there was a fresh election in which Audu contested against Ibro and lost again.

In 2012, Audu contested under the flatform of the then AC but lost to Capt Idris Wada of the pdp. In 2016, Audu run under the flatform of Apc which is the party at the centre and won the incumbent Idris Wada in an election that was marred by rigging courtesy of Federal mighty.

Few hours after the result of the election was announced by the electoral body, Audu was found dead in his bedroom.

LMAO

If Buhari is not listed, then you have to rewrite it

justbusy:
your hatred for the Igbos sent your dad to an early grave!

Is that the best you can do?

nymphomaniac:
what brand of wine do you take?

fresh palm wine will do

The useless flatinoooo of a tribe are the greatest loser

46O1CE:
The igbos are the biggest losers in Nigeria politics since 1999

The igbos don't depend on the government.

46O1CE:

The igbos are the biggest losers in Nigeria politics since 1999

You that is the biggest winner, please show me your evidence? how is life treating you and your family?

Too many daft Nigerians. The biggest lossers are:

1. Nigerians
2. Nigerians
3. Nigerians

There is a man called Otegbola in Oyo-State who has contested for almost all the guber polls in the state since 1999 (mostly under Action Alliance, AA) .He is contesting again in the coming elections (not sure which party he is now), however, I doubt if he has ever won a whole local government before in all his endeavors...

Buhari should be no 1