Dsalvo:


Rubbish. Who has time for business - as-usual Atiku? Let Real Madrid or Arsenal sign him even and that would still mean nada to me because I am interested in what he offers as a politician and nothing else.

If he has balls and sincerity then let him, Kwankwaso and Obi commit to what Tinubu has below.

That way we can then vote for any candidate knowing they are interchangeable as per the delivery of the major and most transformational needs of Nigeria. All this gym rhetoric is bullcrap, same as "massive crowd" and same Watch for 30 year or "carry my his own bag" childish idiocy they hoodwink simpletons like you with.

Check my posts. Have you ever seen me commenting about "massive crowd", for any candidate, in a nation full of jobless and naive people who just show up, where there is human congregation, to kill boredom anyway?


Political rallies are the street parties of most Nigerians. That is how deprived, jobless and hopeless a lot of Nigerians are. Yet you simple lot will be sharing stupid pictures of "massive crowd".

Also, have you seen me commenting about Tinubu on a bike even though I support him? All those things are for petty and unexposed simpletons like you.

I am about reformational ideas and those I know can conceive and implement them. That outlook automatically disqualifies Atiku, Obi and Kwankwaso for me. As simple as that.

Kagd10:


Atiku, the copy cat. No achievement nor idea at all, apart from stealing. He should Vomit out Nigeria commonwealth

press9jatv:
This is real gym with certified instructors not remote control projected bicycle. Atiku is physically fit for the campaign and the presidential poll too.

yomi961:
At this most perilous moment in Nigeria’s history, I find Atiku as the right man to lead the country. There has never been a candidate more qualified for our nation’s highest office than Atiku. He has proven time and time again that his competence and capability to turn a hopeless situation around can not be underestimated.

As Vice President between 1999 and 2007, Atiku played a crucial role in upturning the damages of the military regimes on the country, accomplishing a lot, some of which include overseeing the process that paved the way for the liberalization of the telecommunication sector. During that time, Atiku gained wide experience– many of which would come in handy in the job of fixing Nigeria.

Atiku’s vision for building an economy that is strong and not reliant on oil derivation makes so much sense. Not only does Atiku have a plan to encourage active participation of the private sector in the growth of Nigeria’s economy, but he also has a plan to make sure it produced the trickle-down benefits enjoyed in many other parts of the world which does the same.

And assuring about Atiku is the fact that his ideas for Nigeria are not made in vague terms or failed promises, rather they are what has worked elsewhere and can work here too. His policy document in circulation showed he listens to the issues facing every average Nigerian and is ready to do something about them.

Atiku has promised a real effort to unite the country– the kind that will ensure “all Nigerians are equal and should be seen and treated equally.” This is reflected in his campaign theme of “ONE COUNTRY”, a clear commitment to bringing everyone together as ‘ONE PEOPLE’, making it impossible for the proponent of division to make any headway.

This is not just some campaign rhetoric– this is who Atiku is. This is more reason why Atiku is seen as a unifier. He has done it right in his home and can do it for Nigeria. The incentive for a united Nigeria is peace and stability, which are the core ingredients for the development and growth of any nation. The APC has mismanaged our diversity and Atiku is capable of keeping the country as one.

More is the promise of drafting as many as 40 percent of young people into his cabinet, providing them the needed exposure and experience in governance to take over from him. This will be a major shift in the country’s governance template, and one in the right direction, because for the very first time, we will have a president who truly understands the value of young people and does not only believe they are leaders of today but prepared to make it so.

With Atiku in the Aso Rock, we won’t have to wake up every morning worrying about policy inconsistencies and the attendant impact on our lives, nor will we have the fear that he will make decisions based on sentiments. Having Atiku as president will be having a man that knows the problem and has the right plans to address it. Nigeria will be a better place with Atiku as president.

EzeNwaanyiMmili:
you want agbado munching gorilla Tinubu urchins to faint
hahahahaha

this ur picture jus make me burst solid laugh for bank now everyone dey look me

press9jatv:
This is real gym with certified instructors not remote control projected bicycle. Atiku is physically fit for the campaign and the presidential poll too.

LeoDeKing:
So presidency is now about Macho rather than brain?

Past records speak more for the contestants and presidency ain't about 6 packs.

HolyMan12:

Yet na only Peter obi and Tinubu we the hear.

Atiku is negligible.

yomi961:
At this most perilous moment in Nigeria’s history, I find Atiku as the right man to lead the country. There has never been a candidate more qualified for our nation’s highest office than Atiku. He has proven time and time again that his competence and capability to turn a hopeless situation around can not be underestimated.

As Vice President between 1999 and 2007, Atiku played a crucial role in upturning the damages of the military regimes on the country, accomplishing a lot, some of which include overseeing the process that paved the way for the liberalization of the telecommunication sector. During that time, Atiku gained wide experience– many of which would come in handy in the job of fixing Nigeria.

Atiku’s vision for building an economy that is strong and not reliant on oil derivation makes so much sense. Not only does Atiku have a plan to encourage active participation of the private sector in the growth of Nigeria’s economy, but he also has a plan to make sure it produced the trickle-down benefits enjoyed in many other parts of the world which does the same.

And assuring about Atiku is the fact that his ideas for Nigeria are not made in vague terms or failed promises, rather they are what has worked elsewhere and can work here too. His policy document in circulation showed he listens to the issues facing every average Nigerian and is ready to do something about them.

Atiku has promised a real effort to unite the country– the kind that will ensure “all Nigerians are equal and should be seen and treated equally.” This is reflected in his campaign theme of “ONE COUNTRY”, a clear commitment to bringing everyone together as ‘ONE PEOPLE’, making it impossible for the proponent of division to make any headway.

This is not just some campaign rhetoric– this is who Atiku is. This is more reason why Atiku is seen as a unifier. He has done it right in his home and can do it for Nigeria. The incentive for a united Nigeria is peace and stability, which are the core ingredients for the development and growth of any nation. The APC has mismanaged our diversity and Atiku is capable of keeping the country as one.

More is the promise of drafting as many as 40 percent of young people into his cabinet, providing them the needed exposure and experience in governance to take over from him. This will be a major shift in the country’s governance template, and one in the right direction, because for the very first time, we will have a president who truly understands the value of young people and does not only believe they are leaders of today but prepared to make it so.

With Atiku in the Aso Rock, we won’t have to wake up every morning worrying about policy inconsistencies and the attendant impact on our lives, nor will we have the fear that he will make decisions based on sentiments. Having Atiku as president will be having a man that knows the problem and has the right plans to address it. Nigeria will be a better place with Atiku as president.

Spy360:

Thanks for this. But I have a question for you. Having observed that Atiku paid delegates to vote for him, don't you think it has tampered with the goodwill of the common peoples?

Won't it mean desperation?

Won't he attempt to recoup the money with profits?

Does not the fact that those he paid are now regretting and some returning the money mean thing have gone sour?

GambaOsaka:


Bull crap.

yomi961:
At this most perilous moment in Nigeria’s history, I find Atiku as the right man to lead the country. There has never been a candidate more qualified for our nation’s highest office than Atiku. He has proven time and time again that his competence and capability to turn a hopeless situation around can not be underestimated.

As Vice President between 1999 and 2007, Atiku played a crucial role in upturning the damages of the military regimes on the country, accomplishing a lot, some of which include overseeing the process that paved the way for the liberalization of the telecommunication sector. During that time, Atiku gained wide experience– many of which would come in handy in the job of fixing Nigeria.

Atiku’s vision for building an economy that is strong and not reliant on oil derivation makes so much sense. Not only does Atiku have a plan to encourage active participation of the private sector in the growth of Nigeria’s economy, but he also has a plan to make sure it produced the trickle-down benefits enjoyed in many other parts of the world which does the same.

And assuring about Atiku is the fact that his ideas for Nigeria are not made in vague terms or failed promises, rather they are what has worked elsewhere and can work here too. His policy document in circulation showed he listens to the issues facing every average Nigerian and is ready to do something about them.

Atiku has promised a real effort to unite the country– the kind that will ensure “all Nigerians are equal and should be seen and treated equally.” This is reflected in his campaign theme of “ONE COUNTRY”, a clear commitment to bringing everyone together as ‘ONE PEOPLE’, making it impossible for the proponent of division to make any headway.

This is not just some campaign rhetoric– this is who Atiku is. This is more reason why Atiku is seen as a unifier. He has done it right in his home and can do it for Nigeria. The incentive for a united Nigeria is peace and stability, which are the core ingredients for the development and growth of any nation. The APC has mismanaged our diversity and Atiku is capable of keeping the country as one.

More is the promise of drafting as many as 40 percent of young people into his cabinet, providing them the needed exposure and experience in governance to take over from him. This will be a major shift in the country’s governance template, and one in the right direction, because for the very first time, we will have a president who truly understands the value of young people and does not only believe they are leaders of today but prepared to make it so.

With Atiku in the Aso Rock, we won’t have to wake up every morning worrying about policy inconsistencies and the attendant impact on our lives, nor will we have the fear that he will make decisions based on sentiments. Having Atiku as president will be having a man that knows the problem and has the right plans to address it. Nigeria will be a better place with Atiku as president.

Dsalvo:


Rubbish. Who has time for business - as-usual Atiku? Let Real Madrid or Arsenal sign him even and that would still mean nada to me because I am interested in what he offers as a politician and nothing else.

If he has balls and sincerity then let him, Kwankwaso and Obi commit to what Tinubu has below.

That way we can then vote for any candidate knowing they are interchangeable as per the delivery of the major and most transformational needs of Nigeria. All this gym rhetoric is bullcrap, same as "massive crowd" and same Watch for 30 year or "carry my his own bag" childish idiocy they hoodwink simpletons like you with.

Check my posts. Have you ever seen me commenting about "massive crowd", for any candidate, in a nation full of jobless and naive people who just show up, where there is human congregation, to kill boredom anyway?


Political rallies are the street parties of most Nigerians. That is how deprived, jobless and hopeless a lot of Nigerians are. Yet you simple lot will be sharing stupid pictures of "massive crowd".

Also, have you seen me commenting about Tinubu on a bike even though I support him? All those things are for petty and unexposed simpletons like you.

I am about reformational ideas and those I know can conceive and implement them. That outlook automatically disqualifies Atiku, Obi and Kwankwaso for me. As simple as that.
Yes you got no time for Atiku but as a deeply concerned self appointed afonja minister of Igbo affairs,you have all the time in the world for Peter Obi this and that,we understand

Greenback:

Yes you got no time for Atiku but as a deeply concerned self appointed afonja minister of Igbo affairs,you have all the time in the world for Peter Obi this and that,we understand

Hydroxide:
If no be one thing I for vote for Atiku but I'm already obedient

Dsalvo:


That's how you hateful IPOBians are. If we ask you to explain why you wish to vote Atiku, purely focusing on his history and proof of leadership solutings-delivery and transformational ability, you will have nothing coherent to say.

That is because Atiku is a big fat and empty zero Igbos will vote for by default to spite Yorubas. This is why you Igbos are now known as the sentimental and emotional people of Nigeria.

You lot, of all Nigerians, are least likely to make sensible, dispassionate, logical and progressive choices based purely on evidence before you and what is in the best interest of the ordinary Nigerian.

Instead you will always vote hatefully to the extent of cutting your nose to spite your face.

Only you Igbos can consider Atiku a better option than Tinubu and we know why.

Dsalvo:


Bro, learn to quote properly. Tiring of doing it for you.

guy I don't care,I intentionally do that

Secondly, I would not have time for Obi if you hateful IPOBian have not made your effort to help Obi to be almost entirely about insulting, hounding and demonizing Asiwaju. Is it Tinubu causing insecurity for you in the SE today?

If you Igbos are not hateful creatures, and assuming you actually have any sense, who is your default ally if Obi does not win other than Tinubu?

if you yourself have a grain of grey matter upstairs,you will know that charity always 4Kn begin @home and again you will also know that not everyone that's gat an opinion different from yours is from the east so only you know wtf you mean by "you Igbos"

What has Atiku ever done for you and especially coming at a time Northern hawks are desperate to gain power to keep it business as usual for all of us?

You want to retain insecurity and failed 'one Nigeria' lunacy Atiku will surely continue?

direct that question to yourself and your emi lo kan baba cos he himself opened the gates wide for anybody,for the northerners to come in by aspiring himself. When a moslem wants to succeed a fellow muslim who is about completing his 8 year tenure then anyone, anybody,any bagga will equally take advantage since no one is doing anything about a muslim who wanna succeed a muslim and who equally is having a muslim running mate!!!


The whole country knows it's the turn of the Igbos and Christians,even the north and Atiku even said that if the parties zoned their tickets to the east,he will not contest.
And you hypocrites should preaching your own gospel have forgotten that it was your own tinubu who worked against the south and gave power to the same north you are accusing of wanting to hold on to power for eternity,well you gotta know that two could play that game,if it comes to that,yo

Bro, the dislike I have for Igbos is reactionary. If you do not hate and attack Yorubas 24/7 then I no send una at all.

who gives a shhht about that,the Igbos them sef nor send any bagga

If I really hated Igbos I won't be doing Amarachi right now.

the Igbos do not hate anyone,all they and every sane Nigerian want is justice and fairness,o tan,shikena gaskia

Fine and sweet thing actually. Not typically IPOBian like you and your gang here.
Iwo lo mo nkan te n so be

Hydroxide:
Who be this fool? Why do you even think any body supporting Peter Obi is from with the East? I'm supporting Peter Obi with my full chest and I'm not from the south East. I will rather support PDP than Apc because APC has destroyed Nigeria completely and I can't vote APC couple with their Muslim Muslim ticket. Cry more. Werey with big Dream. Goat!

press9jatv:
This is real gym with certified instructors not remote control projected bicycle. Atiku is physically fit for the campaign and the presidential poll too.

EzeNwaanyiMmili:
the body must be healthy for the brain to work properly
hahahahaha

Greenback:

Don't mind that bronco of a human being....that's how they have wired themselves,they tag anyone that's got a different opinion from whatever warped opinion of theirs,they tag the person Igbo!
I have never seen losers like them before..

It's really appalling...for them to think sane thinking Nigerians will just close their eyes and embraceuslim-muslim ticket!!!!?
Wonders indeed shall never end.

forgiveness:
Brain over brawl. Tinubu wins.

faceland:


That picture is 4 years old with that guy at the back that looks like GEJ

I am sure 4 years ago, Tinubu can workout or visit Royal Fathers without pooping his pants.