olisaEze:
I stopped reading when I got to the part were Tinubu was "lecturing on the beauty of democracy and peaceful polls". Na pampers u think say we wear for here abi? Tinubu da lecturer!

Exactly

Imagine. From Tinubu of all people

ChoCho54:
Hmmm.. give it a bad name. I'm sure majority of posters are avoiding the rudiments of this crap by Ojodu.

Why is Ojodu comfortable exposing Tinubus electoral malpractices in a period when formers image is being laundered for 2023, just to demarket igboho??
Please help me understand it.

Nigerian politicians are animals

seunmsg:
The Sunday Igboho I Knew

By Babafemi Ojudu



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dateline.ng/the-sunday-igboho-i-knew-by-babafemi-ojudu/amp/

one of the best work I love. Fixer and negotiator. The go and read DJT book The Art of the Deal. Chaii.

ChoCho54:
Babafemi didn't mind exposing Tinubus electoral malpractices even at this time, just to demarket a hero newly crowned by the grassroots themselves to quash any competition or comparism between igboho and Tinubu.

Festacman started off well by reminding Tinubu that there's just only one jagaban so no need for this hatchet Job by Babafemi Ojodu.

Femi Ojodu was a badass journalist before joining active partisan politics. If you are familiar with his writing style, you will never rush into your conclusions. Make no mistake about it, you might be right but there is no water-tight guarantee you are at the moment. So, I still stand with my perception of his article on Sunday Igboho.

[quote author=seunmsg post=98429337]

WTF!!!
Baba Adedibu na mad man I swear [/quote

Crazy man to the core

festacman:
Certain things are better kept in closet and revealed in memoirs down the line of time. There is only one Jagaban, no doubt!

However, I guess Femi Ojudu went this far to prove that though Sunday Igboho can be resolute and fearless in pursuit of his objectives, he can also succumb to voice of reason and 'action of reason', so to speak. Good to know. I hope stakeholders are listening.

And please no persecuting Sunday Igboho after this whole wahala because his status is now more than a thug but that of BALOGUN GENERAL of Yorubaland.

Stunning how time and events unbalance equations and change scheme of things so fast!

True. He exposed him to so many threat now. Well what do I know. Sunday himself few days ago on live video saying governor can't do shit cos he worked for him to be elected. Omo what do u do? Inec chairman? They keep casting themselves.

festacman:


Femi Ojodu was a badass journalist before joining active partisan politics. If you are familiar with his writing style, you will never rush into your conclusions. Make no mistake about it, you might be right but there is no water-tight guarantee you are at the moment. So, I still stand with my perception of his article on Sunday Igboho.

I may be wrong. But the article hurts Tinubu and Sunday so badly.

drLammy:


Lol

I once heard he ask one of his thugs to take up a political post and that one said Baba I don't know book o, Then Baba asked someone to bring a book in which he then ask the thug what is this? The thug replied, a Book
Then Baba said and you say you don't know book.

That man na Real Nigga

You see how they made education useless in this cowtry �

luvmijeje:


Who said anything about war? My primary issue is theemergence of Igboho. If the government have been doing their work, there wouldn't have been an Igboho.

Did you watch the video of soldiers escorting the herdsmen to beat up farmers all in the name of grazing? For them to be bold to do that then our politicians have compromise. If they don't have the tacit support of our politicians, this news would have broken out far earlier than this. Igboho would never have emerge.

I dont think we disagree about anything.

This Ojodu guy fit dey lie ooo. Because Baba Adedibu died JUNE, 2008. Ekiti RERUN was in 2009.

tamdun:
Still, fayemi betrayed Tinubu, fayemi is a snake

Tinubu also betrayed the people that made him a governor. Go and read history.

seunmsg:


Truly, politics is all about interest. However, politicians should be responsible enough to keep all legitimate gentleman’s agreement. If I support you today with the condition that you will support me tomorrow, it’s only responsible to keep your side of the bargain no matter the shift in interest. There is a saying in Yoruba land that “iyi omoluabi ni kasoro kaba be”

A yoruba man talking about keeping gentleman's agreement in politics?
Bwahahahaha! LWKMD