Tolexander:
Fani Kayode is so guilty of that he has said.

There were many times he had used tribal, religious and political tools to divide the southern part of Nigerian through his numerous statements, tweets and releases

There was even a time he used his phallus to divide the nation by referring to when he was knacking Bianca Onoh(now Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu) in London

Rochas2023:


It's simple if APC zones it to SE getting pdp to zone to SE is simple. If APC zone to SW, PDp will zone to North it is very simple. Whatever you say is either SE or no southern president.

mrvitalis:

Because PDP has zoned it to the north
There are igbos in APC who deserve the presidency

Rochas2023:


Those Igbos in APC are what fools? See the next southern president will be Igbo, otherwise let Fulani continue ruling after all SW will first suffer it before SE. Cus SW is closer to North if all fulanis decide to settle in Nigeria let it be.

Flier:
GEJ was a missed opportunity for SS/SE but he really tried for south west
Almost every Nigerian President tried for south west

Fierytruth:



I said virtually no crime. They don't have LGBT promotion in Islamic nations.

Wendybrown:



But they have terrorism promotions

Fierytruth:



Evil plays all sides be warned

Wake up out your your slumber

Fierytruth:



I said virtually no crime. They don't have LGBT promotion in Islamic nations.

Evercurious:



This is the problem FFK is taking about. See you exhibiting it and proving him right

TheExecutioner:
This one is lost in a labyrinth of eternal mental impotence!

Just a word of advice to you before I dismiss you as the irrelevant and sadly misguided case that you are, please don't go around calling Muhammad a black man, okay?

Muslims will kill you for doing that.

And please ask your darling black Somalians for what the words "Adoon" and "Jarir" mean. I have a feeling you won't like the answer

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eazzzy1:


First, these 2 parties are in the election to win. If APC zones to SE it is most likely to lose because the SE will definitely vote for the PDP candidate and the SW will be divided like it was against buhari and Atiku and the north will be divided too. It’s a risk the APC can not afford to take.

Secondly you are thinking the APC choice of candidate will inform the PDP, so the PDP will sit around undecided till the APC chooses her candidate? You know that’s not true. From 2021 both parties would have known who they want to support.

Thirdly, the APC isn’t zoning it’s candidate to the Southwest, it is zoning it to the south, all major players will then contest in a primary and most likely a southwesterner will emerge.

TheBeat:

Why didn't you contest against GEJ but you chose to support your Fulani master. SE will play their own politics and you shouldn't worry about it. Not like we are scared of running against any SW but we know govt in power and the rigging in Nigeria. SE/SS will support Northern candidate from PDP if APC zones presidency to SW. Let's see how you intend to defeat that coalition. Then after 4 or 8 years we demand for presidency under PDP. APC will be careful in handing over to SW in 2023 because they might lose out especially if PDP picks from North. The only thing to save APC is for them to pick from SE/SS

Rochas2023:


PDp will wait until APC concluded it zoning that's a fact. The next Southern president is SE fact. Whether it's 2023 or 8 years later.

RichDad1:

Saying the SW should contest against GEJ in 2015 shows you know don’t know anything about what you’re arguing about. So SW should contest again 4 years after spending 8 years at the helm?
Worry less about what happens in APC. Face your PDP and the crumbs they’re offering you.

RichDad1:

How can the SE get the required support from the same North you and your kins men abuse and call all manners of names on a daily basis? So they’re no longer herdsmen and terrorists ? What of your islamaphobia?
The average Northerner will rather support the SW over the SE. quote me anymore.

Fallenhunter:


Your picture dismisses the Roman god as fake but you believe Allah is real? What makes your God real and theirs fake ? Different books ?

Fallenhunter:


LGBT is a crime but pedophilia, rape, murder etc is not ? Denying LGBT people their right is a crime

Rochas2023:


If the two major parties brings out SE one will win it. The northerners will vote them. It will be the same scenario between Atiku vs Buhari were nieighter were particularly loved in the South but the South voted for them nonetheless. Both were from the same tribe.

The mistake any party will make is to bring out greedy SW, otherwise say bye bye to southern president.

Fierytruth:



In Arabic Allah simply means the God. The supreme deity such as Amen or as the Yorubas say in their language Olodumare. Arabic evolved from Aramaic.

There has always be monotheism in African spirituality which is the belief in one supreme deity creator of all things forces etc

Wake up out your your slumber

Fierytruth:



LGBT is a crime. It is sham to teach the public sodomy which is a crime is natural. It is against the law to teach against the law. To encourage others to break the law in secret. Sodomites say what they do is private yet they publicly advocate sexual perversions against the law.


Wake up out your your slumber

Lgbt is a crime because people have made it so. There is LGBT in the animal kingdom too so how it is not natural? Even cavemen did it. They only advocate public acceptance of it. What's unnatural is religion, it's man made.

Fallenhunter:


You didn't answer my question. What makes the god of islam real and the roman god fake ? If it's only monotheism then why not Yaweh? Or Ra ? (Egypt briefly had monotheism with Ra). Also it's wrong to say that African spirituality was the belief in one supreme deity. There were lots of variants some monotheistic, some poly, some variants.

infidel (n.)

mid-15c., "adherent of a religion opposed to Christianity," from Middle French infidèle, from Latin infidelis "unfaithful, not to be trusted," in Late Latin "unbelieving" (in Medieval Latin also as a noun, "unbeliever", from in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + fidelis "faithful" (from PIE root *bheidh- "to trust, confide, persuade".