Honjoshy4u:



It is tribalistic... Go and watch the full video.
He said 'it is yoruba turn, it is my turn'
Na Tinubu start am

Please, stop listening and exchanging words with him. In truth, Tinubu started it, so, why's he complaining? Perhaps, he thought the m-m ticket would win their (the northerners) minds. However, the table is slowly turning around. Lets sit and watch how things unfold in the next couple of weeks. For me, the both are bad eggs and tribal bigots. Shikena!

ribbit:
like I said, you people are just brainless.


Atiku said northerners shouldn't not vote igbos or Yorubas and driving ethnic division.

Tinubu asked ekiti to vote for him, he didn't say don't vote for igbos or northerners.
He will ask voters from Kano or Enugu to vote for him just as he did in ekiti.


If you can't tell the big difference between these two statements, then your education is a waste.

fuu, guess who was running on an entitled "Yoruba lokan, emi lokan" slogan for his presidential ambition

agbado urchin always supporting trash

Think9ja:
South should vote their candidate

North should vote their candidate

Then let's see who will emerge as president.

How is that difficult to accept?

AtiKowa 2023

. Abio ooo

Vote wisely...
Vote Atiku Abubakar for president 2

Urheadmaster:



The phrase "EMI Lokan" has nothing to do with being tribalistic


It simply imply it is his turn

His turn to do what??

aminulive:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM


https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-atiku-is-a-tribal-jingoist-tinubu/

Yes

SHHHHH! YOU NKO? YOU STOLE THE VP SLOT FROM CHRISTIANS

DadaHammed:
The phrase 'awa lokan' is full of tribalism.

He said emilokan not awalokan. I am not a fan of Tinubu however I am a fan of truthful reportage

DadaHammed:


'awa lokan'...Yoruba lokan' is tribalistic.

Just for curiosity y because I did an analysis on your profile with an item I used to know you are an IBO contrary to the profile name - Dada Hammed.

Now, back to my curiosity, did Tinubu ever say 'Awa Lokan' and 'Yoruba Lokan' because he was talking to his party (ACN faction) and not everybody. Anybody online should confirm if Tinubu ever said these words.

Emi lokan means it is my turn . Awa lokan means it is our turn (ACN faction). Yoruba lokan means it is the turn of the Yorubas.

I was aware he was talking to his members (ACN) at Abeokuta but I need confirmation. I need objective confirmation and not IBO confirmation. I only know of Emi lokan.

Kindledlight:


Why do you people enjoy spreading fake news??

B.A.T was talking to APC members and he was obviously telling them that it his time after supporting a lot of people for various positions in this country including this same Atiku.

Let us stop spreading fake news. Thanks.

So, political bigotry is allowed in APC, bah? Sometimes, some of you talk as if you lack sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJfjezGlspM

Think9ja:
South should vote their candidate

North should vote their candidate

Then let's see who will emerge as president.

How is that difficult to accept?

AtiKowa 2023

then everyone should have their president

Bulleye:


Awalokan connotates power shift to the south. You are free to interpret it otherwise.

You may be right, but when it comes to the south, in all good conscience, which part of the south should it go to? Obasanjo did 8 years, Osibanjo is completing another 8 years as vice president from the south west region, the south south had 6 years under Jonathan. Don't you think or know that it should be the turn of the south east now?

DadaHammed:
The phrase 'awa lokan' is full of tribalism.

Tell him o. EMILOKAN

DadaHammed:
The phrase 'awa lokan' is full of tribalism.

Don't mind the fool

Urheadmaster:



The phrase "EMI Lokan" has nothing to do with being tribalistic


It simply imply it is his turn

Turn for what? Is NIGERIA now turn by turn? All of u should shut the F... up.

aminulive:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM


https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-atiku-is-a-tribal-jingoist-tinubu/

You're the same. No difference

yomi961:
Atiku Abubakar is by far the most popular and the most prepared presidential candidate in this election. Beyond the fact that he was Nigeria's first democratically elected vice president under this democratic dispensation, he is the only candidate with that level of experience among all those contesting to replace Buhari and his catastrophic government that has reduced our economy to its worst state since we gained independence in 1960 and left our currency struggling for relevance with the Zimbabwean dollar.

There are certain challenges only a salary earner or one who was previously a salary earner can understand. Unlike Obi, Atiku was not born with the proverbial silver spoon. He was a salary earner at the Nigerian customs service for about 20 years and as a result, he understands the pains of salary earners when inflation strikes. This explains why he goes to great lengths to ensure that salaries that are paid at his firms can take care of families and alerts for workers salaries hits their account early enough to keep them motivated and help them take care of thier needs.

As a former civil servant himself, Atiku understands how the civil service works and the need to make government services more efficient. Nigeria today has one of the biggest civil service in the world, with over 720,000 salary earners on the federal government payroll alone. The civil service swallows more that half of the our national budget every year even though they make up less than one percent of our entire population.

With Nigerians yearning for a reform of the civil service, there is the need to elect a candidate with first hand understanding of the problems and issues that has transformed the Nigerian civil service from the engine room that drives development to a clog in the wheel of progress.

Tinubu and Obi do not have any civil service experience, they dont understand how it operates, talkless of how to reform it. In contrast Atiku Abubakar with over 20 years experience in the glory days of the civil service understands the pains of civil servants and his multi dimentional digital approach to restructuring the civil service is what our country needs to trigger the process that will transform our dysfunctional civil service to the "vaibranium" that drives development and deliver real benefits to our people.

Tinubu and Obi were two term governors of their respective states, however, you cannot compare that with the experience that comes with being the Vice President of a country of over 200 million people.

As chairman of the National Economic Council from 1999 to 2007, Atiku Abubakar was an epitome of who a Vice President should be. His passion for a better and prosperous Nigeria is evident in the caliber of technocrats and specialists he personally convinced to return to the country and join hands with the government to develop our country.

As head of the Economic Management Team, Atiku and his team which included the current Director-General of the World Trade Organization Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, successfully renegotiated and paid off Nigeria’s entire debt with the Paris Club before the current disaster's in government plunged our unborn children into the biggest debt trap in the history of our country with about ₦50 trillion in debts hanging over our necks.

Under Tinubu's lackeys in Lagos, the story is not different, because despite the huge internally generated revenue it rakes in every month, Lagos sits at the top of the list of highly indebted states in Nigeria with nothing to show for it.

When it comes to the private sector experience, Abubakar towers above Tinubu and the upcoming Obi by miles. Atiku co-founded INTELS, one of the biggest oil and gas/ports logistics firms in Africa. His other business are huge job creators that employs more people than many state governments in Nigeria.

Tinubu on the other hand has no real businesses beyond negotiating a slice from your tax and prompting his rubber stamp state assemblies to legalize his tax collection illegalities.

Obi as a business man is mostly interested in importing from foreign countries and taking away jobs. Some of his rookie economic policies will shut down half of our manufacturing capacity in less than 100 days if they are ever implemented because it does not factor in critical aspects of local production.

Perhaps one of the major reason most Nigerians are queuing behind the Atiku presidential bid is his sterling records as Head of the National Council on Privatization, which oversaw the sale of hundreds of loss-making and poorly managed public enterprises into highly successful and profit making ventures.

This action led to the influx of new and badly needed investments in vital sectors of our economy triggering massive growth in our GDP and the highest creation of new jobs ever witnessed in our country.

In addition, his efforts at transforming the telecomunications landscape completely changed how we do things today. Before the Obasanjo-Atiku era mobile phones were a luxury because the 350,000 available telephone lines provided by the then inefficient NITEL was grossly inadequate to cater for our massively growing population.

As Vice President and head of the economic team in Nigeria, Atiku inaugurated a 22-member Telecommunications Sector reform implementation committee, charged with the responsibility of facilitating greater access to phone services for Nigerians. His team went on to facilitate and supervise the licensing rounds for GSM licence in Nigeria conducted by the NCC under the leadership of Engr Ernest Ndukwe whose appointment as the Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the NCC was facilitated by Atiku.

Thanks to the patriotism and dedication of Atiku and his team, the mobile connection you are most likely using to read this article and the over 188 million registered mobile lines in our country are helping to improve the ease of doing business, create jobs and open the global space for young Nigerians to unleash their talents and support the development of our country.

In 2019, we lost an opportunity to take back our country because some criminals manufactured non-existent votes and brought in a 'black market Justices" to legalize an illegality in plain sight.

In 2023, armed with the new Electoral Act and increased awareness of what the enemies of our nation can do, let us rise as one irrespective of tribe, religion or political leaning and support the most experienced candidate to help take back and restructure our nation for the benefit of our people and generations unborn.

You sound as if it's not a northerner that is currently ruling. It's common sense to expect the next president from the south. Since Atiku chose to break the jinx at the detriment of his party, he should be ready to dance to the music.

Felabrity:
fuu, guess who was running on an entitled "Yoruba lokan, emi lokan" slogan for his presidential ambition

agbado urchin always supporting trash

person.

If you don't know the meaning of emilokan, go and ask your fathers at home.

DadaHammed:
The phrase 'awa lokan' is full of tribalism.

Awalokan is not a slogan for ethnic chauvinism. It is a wake up call to all southerners to claim what rightly belongs to all Nigerians. It is a call to action. The presidency is a Nigerian heritage - not a northern birthright. Awalokan is specifically directed at the likes of Atiku who erroneously assume the north must dominate Nigeria. Once again, I reiterate and declare : Awalokan.

Urheadmaster:



The phrase "EMI Lokan" has nothing to do with being tribalistic


It simply imply it is his turn

did u watch thr video of him saying that at ogun state govt house?
He said it is yoruba's turn. And that in yorubaland it is his turn. That's tribalism. Why are u twisting narratives?

DadaHammed:


'awa lokan'...Yoruba lokan' is tribalistic.

No, Awlokan is not tribalistic. Awalokan conveys a sense of belonging and standing for your right.

Urheadmaster:


The phrase "EMI Lokan" has nothing to do with being tribalistic

It simply imply it is his turn

lmao i guess Agbado is not a tribal lexicon right?

iwaeda:

Tinubu should check his clothes before speaking. He stole from PYO

When Obi contested as Atiku's vice presidential candidate, he stole from Osinbajo. Obi should have allowed a Yoruba person to emerge in PDP as Atiku's vice presidential candidate if Obi were sincere. Then, it was zoned to the south as a whole. However, presidency should be micro zoned to the east now. What hypocrisy!

aminulive:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM


https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-atiku-is-a-tribal-jingoist-tinubu/

lmao funny how APC AND LP clowns Are trying to be saint here. Thank God Atiku has cleared this statement. waitTinubu is not tribalistic but he's a religious bigot right with HIS MUSLIM MUSLIM TICKET? APC Supporters in Lagos telling IGBOS To go Back to their states guess Tinubu have condemned such utterance? Peter Obi is not tribalistic yet he appointed an Igbo person to head his PCC in SOKOTO AND LAGOS guess that's not a Tribal move? Peter Obi supporters you guys wailing it is the IGBOS TURN, GUESS THAT GOTS NOTHING TO DO WITH Y'ALL TRIBAL SENTIMENT? Na hypocrisy with Selective Amnesia go killl all of una... Keep crying dummies. I like the taste of your tears. #ATIKUISCOMING

With Atiku as President, herdsmen will continue to ravage this Nigeria in the next four or eight years.
Nigeria is in trouble as insecurity will continue.

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MikoB:
It's so disgusting and disappointing that Atiku stole the ticket from the southern candidates,I can't imagine another fulani after Buhari on the throne consequtively , Nigeria is so doomed to have to chosee between Atiku or Tinubu, who has nigeria offended? Anyway this will be most relaxed election for me because I don't have any candidate.

Peter Obi is a candidate and you are talking about choosing between Atiku and Tinubu. And you are then asking who Nigeria offended. Some of you guys are funny. That's how you guys elected a disaster like Buhari two times and turned around to ask who you offended. Funny nation, funny people.

Think9ja:
South should vote their candidate

North should vote their candidate

Then let's see who will emerge as president.

How is that difficult to accept?

AtiKowa 2023

And if the South decides to secede I hope it will also not be difficult to accept.