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Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Moferere: 3:11pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
akbonus: Revolution 2 Likes |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Aiel123: 3:17pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Athemisia:I'm a Ika person bro Okowa did well here. But for warri and other place in Delta central and delta south Okowa did nothing for them. Where in Delta are you from His VP go benefit us in Ika land, pardon me if I'm selfish oo Peace,bro I sure say prosperity for all Deltans no reach una for central Truely Okowa candidacy won't sell in the Urhobos dominated areas. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Athemisia: 3:19pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Una go wail tire.... The wailers ken6488: PaChukwudi44: |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Athemisia: 3:21pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Aiel123:Now you understand what I'm saying... More reasons massive votes will go to Tinubu. 1 Like |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Aiel123: 3:29pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
garfield1:Wike has garnered alot of enemies with his garrulous nature. Certainly the tides is changing APC has made inroad into the south It won't be a walkover For Bayelsea,APC dating back to 2016 has stakes in the state. Remember former governor Dickson won his reelection with barely 20K or thereabout votes APC is very much on ground in Bayelsea. Even Buhari got a whopping votes of 117K in contrast to Atiku's 197K And if not for that 'fraud' running mate they would have been the ruling party. 2023 will be highly dynamic 1 Like |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Aiel123: 3:34pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Athemisia:That is if they won't be bought over with money to vote PDP DO you fancy Obi's candidacy? 1 Like |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by sonofthunder: 3:44pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Golan007: Wow.... Eye opener 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by garfield1: 4:00pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Aiel123: My brother,you know what's up.I am impressed by how you know these figures offhand.pdp victories has always been pushed by bloc votes from ss/se which is gone.se could have trued but obi has taken it.the question is whether atiku can win the north and by what figures although stats shows that he will lose the north. Buhari captured the entire north in 2015 and 2015 because he has been winning the north east,north west and getting good margins in north central |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Bbbw: 4:10pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Really |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Aiel123: 4:27pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
garfield1:Politics have always fascinated me Atiku hopes lies in another political tsunami of defections down North which is unlikely as the northern govs are rooting for Tinubu. About Peter Obi, I'm not fully convinced he would get bloc votes His campaign train and supporters are majorly literates And you know the unlearned, aged and the impoverished masses have a higher chunk of the voting population. How would Obi convince them to vote in his favour? Me and you know his mantra of 'we nor dey give shishi' And the youths won't they falter when vote buying come on board? Obi is only playing the role of a spoiler And the tendency of igbos 'pull him down syndrome ' will work against him. Remember no people of repute are in support of Peter Obi in his home base 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by kingmsookwagh(m): 4:49pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Parachoko:modified. Check again.. |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by RedPill01: 5:49pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
The youths will send a message come 2023. If you believe you don't have a future no more or given up already then please do try to save the future for your kids.. If you don't have one.. You got siblings and if you don't have any, then you got relative and if pa-adventure you got non you got parent who you care for if by all means non is still on this side of the world you got love ones, friends and folks you care about if you still don't have any then just look at the less privilege and have a massive pity on them.. Vote for a candidate you can say got the future of this country at heart.. I will vote for peter obi.. I hope you do too. If we miss it this time as youths then we got nothing to complain about when this oldies start or continue to show us shege. Vote wisely, vote Peter obi. |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by jamace(m): 6:48pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
When PEOPLE POWER is activated, STRUCTURES crumble. It happened in South Africa. It happened in Pakistan. It happened in France. It happened in Ukraine. Volodomyr Zelensky, a lawyer and comedian, was a political outsider before he became Ukrainian president. His political party, Servant of the People, named after a TV series in which he played the role of Ukrainian President, was formed in 2018 with no structures anywhere except on social media where he was considered the frontrunner in opinion polls after he declared his intention to run for President in December 2018. In 2019, he contested against political juggernaut, incumbent President Petro Poroshenko, and won with 73.23 percent. Not only that, but his party also won a landslide victory in the snap legislative election held shortly after his inauguration as president. What was his trump card? He positioned himself as an anti-establishment and anti-corruption figure, a hot selling point for a people already sick and tired of corruption in high places. Does that ring a bell? Nobody gave Zelensky, a comedian, a chance against the onslaught of Russia’s hard nut former KGB boss Vladimir Putin. He has led his people in the battle against Putin from the front, unlike some Generals, who would be bunker-bound at the threat of rag tag bandits. Imran Khan, the renowned Pakistani cricket star had no significant political structure when he was voted Prime Minister in 2018. He rode to power on the populist approach that emphasizes the idea of juxtaposing the people against the elite. Emmanuel Macron was a banker and civil servant before he became President. His only political experience was as a senior adviser to President Francois Hollande and later as Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs between 2014 and 2016. In April 2016, he formed the En Marchel centrist political movement. By May 2017, he contested and was elected President, beating serial presidential contestant and seasoned politician, Marine Le Pen, with 66.1 percent of the vote. He was only 39 years old, which made him the youngest President in the history of France. A month later, in the June 2017 French legislative election, Macron’s party, renamed La République En Marche (LREM), secured a majority in the National Assembly. Those legislators belonged to the traditional parties with decades of structure. They saw the need to realign with progressive forces and did the needful. That is how rational human beings behave. Now, the response of the naysayers to the above is quite predictable. They are going to say, ‘Nigeria is different!’. Exactly! Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world, courtesy the same grandfathers that will not allow their children and grandchildren with modern ideas to lead. Those basing their 2023 permutations on stereotypical variables should hear this: What happened in Soweto in June 1976 happened at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos, Nigeria, in October 2020. Nigerian youths dared security forces and spoke in one voice, amplified by the social media, to say enough is enough to the mindless killing of youths on flimsy grounds. #ENDSars was born! It reverberated around the world. It rekindled separatist agitations. It may not have achieved its purpose for various reasons. But it would be foolhardy to presume that #ENDSars is dead. We can already see its reincarnation in the OBIdient Movement. The choice for the electorate in 2023 is not between Atiku, Tinubu and Obi. It is between continuing to live in bondage and making a fresh start. It is between disgruntled Nigerians and the hegemonic predators. It is between purveyors of the oppressive status quo and hitherto apathetic youths and students bent on taking the country back from the leaders of yesterday and today, using the people’s money to pave the way for them and their children and grandchildren to remain the leaders of tomorrow. For those saying social media cannot elect a President, they are very correct. But at the same time, they are missing the point. It’s the people that will elect a President using social media to get people to register and change the perception of registered voters. Is that not happening already? That you are in PDP or APC does not mean you must vote for those parties. Party membership cards are not demanded at polling booths before the casting of ballots. Buhari rode partly on social media hype as MR INTEGRITY to Aso Rock in 2015. It was on social media the hooey that NEPA bill is better than PhD was sold and bought. Millions of votes cast for Buhari in 2015 by registered voters were not for the APC. They were for Buhari based on the perception created that he was the long-awaited messiah. They were protest votes against PDP and GEJ and their perceived 16 wasted years and cluelessness. The unprecedented interest in who becomes Nigeria’s next President is symbolised by the OBIdient Movement. Whether it succeeds or fails in 2023 is not the issue. For sure, Nigeria is entering a new era of political activism. If Obi fails in 2023, it is Nigeria that will fail – again! It is an unfathomable irony that Nigerians agree that there is a dire need for a redirection of the country but want to leave the reins in the hands of morally deficient operators who contributed actively to steering it into the present morass. So, if you want Nigeria to win, help build the superstructure needed for the victory. Talk to your friends, neighbours and family members. Let them know the absurdity in taking money from politicians to make their children and grandchildren slaves to the politicians’ children and grandchildren. Nigeria is made up of families, not political structures! – Tony Ekata is a South Africa-based Communications consultant and Public affairs analyst. |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Athemisia: 7:18pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
Aiel123:Delta PDP will only buy votes for gubernatorial not Presidential. Obi is good, but lack structure and weight of both Tinubu and Atiku. |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by olaoye2008: 8:06pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
God bless Nigeria |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by Eniitankorede: 8:28pm On Jun 19, 2022 |
OmoAkin85: You definitely are not Yoruba youth. Because all Yoruba youth know that EndSARs was hijacked by igbos and IPOB in Lagos. The true Yoruba youth who are not bastard know who to vote for. They have sounded a note of warning in Ekiti. You are an imposter, a fake Yoruba. 1 Like |
Re: 2023: How Kwankwaso, Obi Will Pinch Votes Off Atiku, Tinubu - Daily Trust by OmoAkin85: 7:28am On Jun 20, 2022 |
Eniitankorede:ode na tribalism go ruin you, another fool spoted, I no get word to waste on ur head |
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