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Prince111111:
na one dreamer from PH dey always talk that. Mumu boi

That is why I do not take urchins seriously!

The party he formed by himself so he will still be paying for bribes before he can get the party ticket? Do you think if Tinubu contest against Buhari in 2015 during the primary election Buhari can defeat Tinubu?

sonature1:
Let's even assume that Tinubu is 70 years or so. It simply means that the man abused crack cocaine when he was young and that has totally destroyed his body system.

Tinubu bought APC ticket; it wasn't APC fault. Even Buhari was helpless because there was nothing he could have done about it.

Tinubuadvocate:
For only who don't understand Nigeria politics imagine he went as far as Ebonyi state to tell igbo why they must hate Yoruba. But when he get to Yorubaland he will tell them how peter obi can be a worst labour party candidate.

Nigerians hate thiefnubuu. Let him carry his cross and stop dragging yoruba into his mess,

Tinubuadvocate:
For only who don't understand Nigeria politics imagine he went as far as Ebonyi state to tell igbo why they must hate Yoruba. But when he get to Yorubaland he will tell them how peter obi can be a worst labour party candidate.

Nigerians hate thiefnubuu. Le upt him carry his cross and stop dragging yoruba into his mess,

politics, and their leaders, both liberal and conservative.

But there are now more mainstream political movements (such as Occupy Wall Street, the ACLU, and MoveOn.org) whose tactics or policies can be seen in both the Left and Right. Thus far, none has taken the position that the U.S. should not adopt liberal/left policies, but rather take a stronger stance against "right-wing" policies.

In a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll, 56 percent of likely voters said it was "very important" that the U.S. government keep its support to specific anti-abortion measures, while 27 percent said the same for the right.

One thing that these voters may not need to worry about is whether the government will keep its support of abortion while the government "haves," and when and where it has done so.

However, the fact that people in both parties are often skeptical of abortion, and that the government continues to push for more rights for the unborn as this goes up, is also an important indicator that the mainstream media, which is currently covering this issue with a very "deeply cynical partisan bent," might not be able to cover it as openly in the United States.

This article is part of a new series coming together from HuffPost (formerly the Washington State Political Report), and was previously published as a full-page online piece by Vox.


This piece was adapted from the May 2013, March

Tinubuadvocate:
For only who don't understand Nigeria politics imagine he went as far as Ebonyi state to tell igbo why they must hate Yoruba. But when he get to Yorubaland he will tell them how peter obi can be a worst labour party candidate.

Ok so now you understand the north plays this kind of politics huh but you people spend most of your time insulting and trolling Igbos in this forum instead of aligning with them. The day you people accept the truth that Igbos and yorubas need to work together instead of aligning with the north, just may be the country may get better

APC ticket was given to the wrong person, yet they're all having sleepless nights