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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Mooh247: 10:16am On May 02, 2022
Truthisunique2:
rccg like a pressure group just called for support of its own without dragging any faith in slum

Me as an rccg member won't be voting osinbajo or tilumbu regardless

I wish muric too can support its own without saying below or brewing hate on christians


Own your shitt don't drag MURIC into your mess
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Truthisunique2: 10:24am On May 02, 2022
Mooh247:



Own your shitt don't drag MURIC into your mess
muric should first remove christian from its own mess

Vote for your choice don't bring christian into it

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Opolopoopolonio: 10:31am On May 02, 2022
I doubt this news

Daddy G.O has come out openly to denounce supporting any candidate.

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Ate247(m): 10:41am On May 02, 2022
RCCG Should stay out of this and be neutral. Osinbajo prove his a person without dignity. He should have resigned since he knew the government his part of has made the country worst.

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Kyase(m): 10:48am On May 02, 2022
Truthisunique2:
anybody that picks that unstable head is sure to loose election

And such christian would even loose the so called christian advantage he thinks he have in south

Simply because been a VP is one step closer to the throne for the bigot
You think?

Let's wait for June 8

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Kyase(m): 10:49am On May 02, 2022
michlins:
in a land of tall people, it's only two short people we choose to be President and vice President.

Short girls for the win

The VP can't be taller than the president na grin

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Mooh247rap: 11:01am On May 02, 2022
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Mooh247:
cool



What stops him from changing the face of governance now


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is that why you raped your nephew
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Mooh247rap: 11:02am On May 02, 2022
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Mooh247:



Own your shitt don't drag MURIC into your mess
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is that why you raped your nephew
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Jamesmusa123: 11:39am On May 02, 2022
It is a fact without doubt, Osinbajo is who we need in this country at the moment. We all have to rise for him be it Muslims, Christians and others it is call for our nation.

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by drlateef: 11:48am On May 02, 2022
….by employing more RCCG members? I see!!!

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by UTILITYMAY(m): 12:43pm On May 02, 2022
I think this man should have been more diplomatic or not even mention Osinbajo at all if truly he wants Osinbajo to win. He is creating more enemity for both Osinbajo and RCCG. Even some other Churches might be envious of RCCG for this reason. Most of the Osinbajo supporters are with him not because they are RCCG members. There are so many Muslims I know rooting for him, but any RCCG Pastor should be careful with their utterances at this critical time not to complicate matter for this man.

Anyways, Professor Yemi Osinbajo is still the best thing that can happen to Nigeria in 2023, if truly we want to move forward.

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Burgerlomo: 12:44pm On May 02, 2022
Malory:
No wonder. Kperogi is right after all. Osinbajo has already lost even before the election

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Premiumwriter: 12:44pm On May 02, 2022
Long overdue. Christians should start backing their own candidates.


One religion that bomb, kidnap and rape think they are the 'alpha and omega' of the country

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by johndho(m): 12:45pm On May 02, 2022
I go prefer rotimi amaechi to pyo.
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by olatuns2017: 12:46pm On May 02, 2022
Joylove2324:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/only-osinbajo-can-change-narrative-of-governance-rccg/


Cheap propaganda

No effect

Unfortunately

Coming from a church


They now have department of Politics in Rccginasation


Tomorrow if Muric or moslim community endorse TINUBU make IPOB no comot their roofs


Good luck
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Kuriosmynd: 12:47pm On May 02, 2022
ProudImolite:
This one no Sabi politics at all , you are just shooting yourself in the foot
They are not supposed to come out to sanction various doubts ......
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by CasNova: 12:47pm On May 02, 2022
What the rccg is dambling into is not healthy.
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Shadysen: 12:48pm On May 02, 2022
Okey now, redeem don start politics.
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by tishbite41(m): 12:48pm On May 02, 2022
Head of Politics kwa?!
God save your church!!!
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by BJanta: 12:49pm On May 02, 2022
Ayobiggie59:
Who God has blessed no man can curse.


Osinbajo's Problematic Ambition - The Cable by jbow: 5:11am
After several months of speculations and seemingly unending denials by his spokesperson, Laolu Akande, Vice President Yemi Osinbanjo on Monday, April 11, finally declared his intention to contest for the office of the president in 2023. The months-long delay, according to very reliable sources was ostensibly due to his repeated failure to secure Buhari’s anointing as the preferred or consensus candidate despite several entreaties and lobbying. Unfortunately for him, the APC constitution does not make room for the nomination of a presidential candidate by consensus. It is either direct or indirect primary. With time running out and less than two months to the APC presidential primary, he took his destiny into his hands and declared notwithstanding. Therefore, similar to other persons who have declared interest in the office of the president come 2023, it is apposite to also interrogate the declaration of Osinbajo’s ambition. Given his position as a sitting vice president, his ambition will be interrogated from three perspectives, namely: hard facts, soft facts and leavings.

On hard facts, Osinbajo’s performance as head of the economic management team (EMT), chairman of the National Economic Council (NEC) and chairman of the board of the Debt Management Office (DMO) for the past seven years is a complete disaster. The scorecard reflects the complete failure of the man whom the 1999 constitution saddled with the responsibility of managing the Nigerian economy. The statistics are quite damning. For instance, the price of a 50kg bag of rice has increased by 200% from ₦10,000 in 2015 to ₦30,000 in 2022 while a 50kg bag of cement has increased by 150% from ₦1,800 to ₦4,500 over the same period. The price per litre of petrol, diesel and kerosene has increased by 90% from ₦87 to ₦165, by 330% from ₦151 to ₦650 and by 110% from ₦198 to ₦415 respectively between 2015 and 2022. The price of a 12.5kg cylinder of cooking gas has increased by 204% from ₦2,800 to ₦8,500 while a Lagos-to-Abuja flight ticket has increased by 317% from ₦12,000 to ₦50,000 over the aforementioned reference period.

The official exchange rate has depreciated by 116% from ₦192.4/$ in 2015 to ₦416.4/$ in 2022 (the parallel market is currently at ₦590/$) while inflation and unemployment rates increased by 6% from 9.3% to 15.7% and by 24% from 9.2% to 33.3% respectively between 2015 and 2022. Whereas the Nigerian economy grew by 2.65% in 2015, it contracted by -1.79% in 2022 (Nigeria’s economy nosedived into a recession twice between 2016 and 2021 under the stewardship of Osinbajo). Foreign debt has increased by 268% from $10.3bn in 2015 to $38bn in 2022 while domestic debt has increased by 123% from ₦10.1 trillion to ₦22.4 trillion over the same period thus resulting in a 214% increase in total public debt from ₦12.1 trillion in 2015 to ₦38 trillion in 2022 yet with seemingly nothing to show for it. The Excess crude account (ECA) balance declined by 98% from $2.1 billion in 2015 to a paltry $35.8 million in 2022. With this kind of performance which is F9 (total failure) by any standard in the world, why did Osinbajo declare an intention to run for president in 2023? If as the man directly in charge of  economic management of the country, you failed woefully in seven years, what can and will you do differently in 2023?
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As proof of the statistics reeled out above and in pseudo-reinforcement of the same, Osinbajo’s declaration speech failed to mention a single achievement in seven years. Yes, not one single achievement was mentioned in the speech because there is no achievement to brandish. How can a man superintend over a country’s economic affairs for seven years and yet, cannot point to a single achievement? Shouldn’t what he has achieved in office be the basis for campaigning for office in 2023? To worsen matters, he said in the declaration speech that he would continue what Buhari has started. That is classic hate speech and it is extremely offensive to Nigerians! Buhari failed on security and anti-corruption while Osinbajo failed on the economy. What is there to continue or build on? In saner climes, Buhari and Osinbajo would and should be apologizing to Nigerians for their abysmal failure and not even contemplating running for president. Osinbajo becoming president in 2023 is akin to giving the ignominious duo a 3rd term in office. It must not happen! Nigeria needs a fresh start and a complete break-away from the past seven inglorious years. Besides the economy, Osinbajo lectured in UNILAG and was a member of ASUU. ASUU, his primary constituency, has been on strike for months. What has Osinbajo done as VP to resolve the issue? There is a world of difference between parading paper qualifications and execution. Oratory is cheap and the incompetence is benumbing.

On soft facts, Osinbajo has a moral burden hanging on his neck and this speaks to four issues, namely: ingratitude and betrayal, and loyalty and trust. On ingratitude and betrayal, the two positions Osinbajo has held in public office have been through Bola Tinubu’s imprimatur. Tinubu first appointed him as attorney general and commissioner for justice in Lagos (1999–2007) and sacrificed his ambition by nominating Osinbajo as running mate/VP to Buhari in December 2014 (VP from 2015 – date). Having ridden on the back of Tinubu, if Tinubu declares intention for an office, should Osinbajo indicate interest in the same office too? It is the height of ingratitude, treachery and betrayal. It shows a man who has no principles and does not appreciate favours. He is simply an ungrateful being. The speaker of the house of representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, and Babatunde Fashola, minister of works, two protégés of Tinubu are equally qualified to run for the office of the president. Given that Jagaban had indicated an interest in the same office in January, they shelved their ambitions for the greater good of the south-west region. What makes Osinbajo think he is the only one qualified in the south-west to run for president? He is a bad party man. A polling unit loser with zero political structure and completely detached from the grassroots.

On loyalty and trust, while Buhari was ill and attending to his health in London, Osinbajo made some dangerous political moves including sacking Buhari’s cousin, Lawal Daura, the director-generalcousin, Lawal Daura, the director-general of the Department of State Services (DSS). Osinbajo made this move and took other major steps against the backdrop and his personal wish, prayer and expectation that Buhari will not return alive. Not only did he sack Daura, he equally removed some newly appointed public office holders by Buhari and replaced them with his cronies. Examples include Alhaji Waheed Olagunju (a Yoruba Muslim) who was appointed acting MD/CEO of Bank of Industry by Buhari in 2016 but was fired by Osinbajo and swiftly replaced with Kayode Pitan, an RCCG pastor who presided over the same parish where Osinbajo presided before his assumption of office as VP. Kayode’s appointment was with immediate effect. More on Osinbajo’s RCCG bigotry later.
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Osinbajo also hurriedly reconstituted the board of National Pension Commission (PenCom) by sacking Dikko Aliyu Abdulrahman as DG of Pencom and speedily replacing him with Funsho Doherty. Buhari had previously appointed Abdulrahman as DG and Funsho Doherty as chairman, both of PenCom in April 2017 but within a month (May 2017), Osinbajo undid everything. Only a dare-devil would have done what Osinbajo did. His forecast of Buhari’s making it back alive was sub-zero. He was never to be trusted with power again and hence the reason why Buhari never handed over to him again to date no matter the number of days Buhari is away on medical vacation. To complicate matters for Osinbajo, the northern establishment view his declaration for the office of the president as an affront to his benefactor and second-level betrayal. They are of the view that if this man could betray his principal (Buhari) and betray his benefactor (Tinubu), there’s nothing he cannot do to achieve his ambition and nobody is indispensable or un-expendable to him. In the eye of the north, Osinbajo will sell his soul to the devil for a pot of porridge. Therefore, such a man cannot and must not be trusted with power.

Osinbajo is not loyal to anyone but his unbridled ambition. Put simply, Osinbajo has displayed disloyalty twice. He will never be trusted again. Unfortunately for him, loyalty is the currency of politics. Once you fail the loyalty test, you are down and out. To add insult to injury, this week, Osinbajo’s campaign team released a 32-page document titled “The Plan (Abridged)” which they say he will implement to address insecurity, infrastructure, manufacturing, governance reforms and so on. The question begging for an answer is: if this man had the plan to tackle insecurity, what has he been doing for seven years? He attends FEC meetings every week and the periodic security council meetings. What does he tell them there? If he has a plan to fix security, why didn’t he share it with his boss and the security council? Did he deliberately prep Buhari’s government to fail? This is another case of disloyalty and working at cross-purposes with his principal. Why did he turn down the memo for security installation on the railway lines at one of the September 2021 FEC meetings thereby contributing to and facilitating the infamous bombing of the Abuja-Kaduna train with several human casualties? Osinbajo has been undermining this government for years and in several ways— has blood on his hands.

On leavings, despite winning and dining with politicians, public sector and private sector officials, his extensive education and international exposure, Osinbajo has unfortunately and paradoxically, remained a narrow-minded and parochial person. Osinbajo sees a Nigerian first as either an RCCG member or not. Virtually all his appointees are members of RCCG, not just RCCG members, many are pastors starting with his spokesperson, Pastor Laolu Akande. His bromance with cosmopolitan Tinubu and the Lagos political and private sector establishments over several decades was expected to have rubbed off positively on him so that he is more broadminded, accommodating and religiously tolerant. Unfortunately for Osinabjo, the more he rolled with the elites, the further steeped in religious bigotry and Christian fundamentalism he became. Given his professorship, SANship, private sector and public sector experience, Osinbajo has shown that you can take a pig out of the gutter but you cannot take the gutter out of the pig. His professorship and years of lecturing in UNILAG are a complete waste of expensive education.

The story of Osinbajo filling the social intervention programme (SIP) offices with members of RCCG and ensuring that members of RCCG benefited enormously to the exclusion of Muslims and other non-RCCG Christians is the stuff of legend. The story of how huge funds were grossly mismanaged and embezzled by members of RCCG in the SIP office is one of the reasons why President Buhari removed the SIP office from the VP’s purview gave it to the newly created ministry of humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development superintended by Sadiya Umar Farouq while over 30 officers (overwhelmingly RCCG members) in the SIP office were sacked by the presidency. Several of them were investigated and found to have bought properties in the United States with funds misappropriated from the SIP budget. The quiet easing out and the decision not to prosecute the culprits was to save the VP from public embarrassment.

If Osinbajo sees a Nigerian first as either an RCCG-member or not, why does he want to become the president of a multi-religious Nigeria with a Muslim-majority population? There are non-RCCG Christians, Muslims and atheists in the country. Adeboye is 80 years old and close to the departure lounge. Osinbajo should rather declare an intention to replace Adeboye when the octogenarian retires or passes on. That would be a better and more fitting declaration and calling than wanting to be president of 200 million Nigerians. A presidential ambition based on phantom spiritual prophecy is an anaesthetized presidential dream which can only be actualised with the change of guard at the GO-level at the RCCG camp on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, not at Aso Villa where a broadminded, religiously liberal, inclusive and accommodating bridge-builder and unifier is required.

In conclusion, given the above, Osinbajo should be apologising to Nigerians for the Chevrolet Aveo 2007 model of the current administration. Nigerians are worse off in 2022 compared to 2015 when Buhari and Osinbajo assumed office. Nigeria must not be afflicted twice with a backdoor 3rd term for the current Buhari-Osinbajo administration which has failed on all socio-economic parameters, measures and indices. It is an insult to the sensibilities of Nigerians that Osinbajo even intends to contest for the office of the president in 2023. What an affront!

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Bigchristo: 12:50pm On May 02, 2022
Joylove2324:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/only-osinbajo-can-change-narrative-of-governance-rccg/
You see the reasons why Nigeria will never get better? Even those that called themselves Christians can’t tell the truth, now imagine someone who has been VP for about 8yrs now without no achievements or any notable projects and what he has done so far yet you’re drawing support for him because he is your member

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by ogub(m): 12:50pm On May 02, 2022
I will support him
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by eldoradoxx: 12:51pm On May 02, 2022
Malory:
No wonder. Kperogi is right after all. Osinbajo has already lost even before the election

Shut that mouth bro. The same RCGG that helped campaign for him as the VP candidate to Buhari cannot become the devil now for campaigning for Osinbanjo to succeed his boss. If you applauded his victory with Buhari at anytime, you cannot condemn him now.

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by ttoyetade: 12:51pm On May 02, 2022
michlins:
If he gets the ticket,he will most likely win because of his Christian background. But he needs a Hardline Moslem to convince the North to vote for him

We need to move away from all these backwardness. Leave out religion out of these. 2023 is not a time to be gambling again as to whether a candidate is a Christian or muslim. Lets elect people who have personal record to show for their leadership qualities regardless of whether he is from the north or south, christain or muslim . This is our opportunity, we must not miss it
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Spherical77(m): 12:52pm On May 02, 2022
tamdun:
RCCG should have remained neutral and do their home work underground, we are too sentimental in this country, anyways, good luck
no mind them. They'd come and debunk this news now no worry
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Christistruth00: 12:52pm On May 02, 2022
Greed!!

What is RCCGs business in Politics

Have they finished Evangelising Boko, Haram , Bandits, Witches , Wizards , Prostitutes, fraudsters, Babalawo’s and Cultists and made sure they are all Standing Strong in Jesus Christ ?

RCCG don’t need to go into Politics to Preach to Politicians

How many free Schools, Hospitals and Colleges have RCCG built so far

How many People have they fed and permanently delivered from Poverty

Because the Christian Missionaries that brought Christianity to Nigeria did all that to Win Converts
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by michlins(m): 12:52pm On May 02, 2022
ttoyetade:


We need to move away from all these backwardness. Leave out religion out of these. 2023 is not a time to be gambling again as to whether a candidate is a Christian or muslim. Lets elect people who have personal record to show for their leadership qualities regardless of whether he is from the north or south, christain or muslim . This is our opportunity, we must not miss it
we're humans. Even in developed democracies, religion play vital roles.

Biden and Ireland Catholics, Trump and evangelicals
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by todugo(m): 12:53pm On May 02, 2022
maybanks:
It's either we vote Osinbajo come 2023 or we remain in circles of the Old Guard
Is osinbanjo not also old? Does he not have gery hairs and wrinkled face?
Suffer no dey tire Nigerians? Nepotism, tribalism, Partisan politics,Greed, lawlessness. All in one country called Nigeria. Suffering continues... angry angry undecided

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by Germi9: 12:53pm On May 02, 2022
Cyynthia:
Yoruba Muslim started it all and we Christian yorubas will continue with such path until they get sense....


They said they won't support yoruba Christians and we won't support them too either...

They should just get ready to meet us at the pooling unit, that's all
Look Cynthia,i have always told that Akintola of MURIC that he’s an Infidel in the eyes of the Fulani, he’d better be a yoruba man and forget about all this religion BS

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by bikefab(m): 12:54pm On May 02, 2022
Osibanjo's messianic packaging is an illusion. Anyone deluding himself should examine his 22 years records in public office. Osibanjo have served odious masters and never the people. Shalom.
Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by aktolly54(m): 12:54pm On May 02, 2022
maybanks:
It's either we vote Osinbajo come 2023 or we remain in circles of the Old Guard
yes people should vote him if Papa adeboye say so but on condition LEKE his son won't be next GO of rccg because adeboye isn't the founder of rccg and his son cant be his successor otherwise the whole rccg is shit

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Re: Only Osinbajo Can Change Narrative Of Governance — RCCG by EDOLUWA: 12:55pm On May 02, 2022
If you read this article very well you will discover that RCCG church didn't send this man to say anything on her behalf and the man is only voicing his own opinion. And this speaker should rightly watch his words due to position he is holding in the church.

Though you cannot disassociate PYO from the messes this present government has brought to this country today

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