the youths are coming

they have no manifestos to campaign with apart from their usual old tribalism and tribal card tactics.

But we'll remind them that tribalism won't bring back dollars to at least 400
tribalism won't bring back fuel to 95 naira
tribalism won't send our undergraduates back to school.
tribalism won't fix our security.
tribalism won't develop our economy.

2023 will be the youths vs the criminals
it won't be business as usual.

Some youth are willing to sell their unborn children to these old fools who've enslaved our society with death and hardship. But Baba God in His mercies will end the life of every person who votes in any senile old man

Tell that to Sophisticators

Na were their sophistication reach

Yoruba sef

Ammishaddai:
Some youth are willing to sell their unborn children to these old fools who've enslaved our society with death and hardship. But Baba God in His mercies will end the life of every person who votes in any senile old man

we're aware of that but we're majority.
80% of them are living abroad while 20% are mere street urchins with no future so they rather sell themselves then better their already lost lives which those criminal politicians took from them

all tribal cards will be heavily countered

cilicmarin I'm watching you

Hehehehe

A tribal lord took over in 2015 and if Tinubu wins another Tribal lord will rule for the next 4 to 8 years.
Obasanjo, Yaradua and Gej were not tribal leaders. The country was united then. But now the country is more divided.

President Muslim
Senate President Muslim
Speaker HoR. Muslim
Deputy Speaker Muslim
National Chairman Muslim
Presidential Candidate Muslim
Chief Justice Muslim

Now they want a Muslim-Muslim ticket for the Jihadist party

Ammishaddai:
Some youth are willing to sell their unborn children to these old fools who've enslaved our society with death and hardship. But Baba God in His mercies will end the life of every person who votes in any senile old man

Hahah na to dey curse remain. I laff in Swahili

Bola Ahmed Tinubu Jagaban Manifesto title My vision



In the manifesto titled, ‘My Vision for Nigeria’, the APC leader promised to improve security by decentralizing the policing of the country and creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs simultaneously.

He also vowed to transform Nigeria into an enviable country and one where there would be justice, peace and prosperity for all, with “a robust economy.”

The document read, “A vibrant and thriving democracy and a prosperous nation with a fast-growing industrial base, capable of producing the most basic needs of the people and exporting to other countries of the world.




“A country with a robust economy, where prosperity is broadly shared by all, irrespective of class, region, and religion.

“A nation where its people enjoy all the basic needs, including a safe and secure environment, abundant food, affordable shelter, health care, and quality primary education for all.

“A nation founded on justice, peace, and prosperity for all.”

The former Lagos State governor promised to create six new regional economic development agencies which would establish sub-regional industrial hubs to exploit each zone’s competitive advantage and optimise their potential for industrial growth.

The presidential aspirant also promised to formulate a new National Policy on Agriculture to boost food production.