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Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by herkeem: 4:26am On Dec 23, 2022
On 25 February 2023, I will pick this voter’s card, walk to the polling centre and cast my vote for His Excellency, Chief Ahmed Bola Tinubu, the Jagaban Borgu. This is a firm commitment given after a history of association, honour, demographic reality, constitutional requirement, weighing pros and cons as well as the personalities of the candidate and his running mate.

Association

In 2011, I supported the presidential candidature of Nuhu Ribadu. Together we travelled and met with the Jagaba many times in Lagos. Why I pitched my tent with Ribadu then, apart from sharing many things like age, world view, personality, background, geography, etc, was the firm belief that no matter how popular is a northern candidate, he needs to crossover to the South for additional votes and geographic spread that the constitution stipulates. For Buhari to run again that year, 2011, after two previous unsuccessful attempts, would be an exercise in futility as it indeed proved to be after failure of the last minute CPC/ACN merger attempt then. The results did not tie to warrant the second round as calculated in Buhari’s quarters. In 2015 the merger was done and victory was achieved. Elections are about law and numbers. No magic.

There will hardly be any southerner better fit for the position of a partner to the North than the Jagaba today. He is our Abiola, if not better. As some of my readers rightly said, he has patronized us many times: Atiku in 2007 under AC, Ribadu in ACN (2011) and Buhari in APC (2015). This is a consistent friend in need. Honour begets reciprocity.

Victimization

Furthermore, I am aware that the Muslim identity of the Jagaba has been used to disenfranchise him politically three times. In 2011, Buhari was not keen on the merger that required Pastor Bakare to withdraw for Tinubu because he Buhari was opposed to a Muslim-Muslim ticket after receiving over a decade of bashing from the southern press over shariah.

In 2015, Tinubu was bluntly and brutally told at a caucus meeting that he cannot deputize for Buhari because he was Muslim. He swallowed that and presented Osinbajo.

For the third time, for 2023, the some people want to crucify him for picking a Muslim as deputy against all odds. He believes that the Muslim identity of his running mate will earn him the winning vote and choosing a Northern Christian that will upset the Muslims will deny him our vote.

How honorable would I look if I would I turn my back against a friend in need who earlier provided platforms for my brothers and now believe in my capacity to rescue him? What if my son will contest the Presidency tomorrow and he goes to the Southwest to ask for support? And that day will come, when a northerner will again be in need of that alliance. Let us behave wisely. 2023 is not the end of Nigeria. We must guard the honour that we are known for.

Repeat Disaster

Southern partners of the north have been changing over the years but they remain constantly relevant. The North must not return to those days of serial losses by promoting a candidate acceptable only to it. This is the situation that the Atiku ticket presents today, regrettably.

Our brother, the Wazirin Adamawa, His Excellency, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has failed, against all advice, to patiently nurture the support of the South-south in 2011 after losing the ticket to the incumbent. Instead, he supported Buhari of the opposing CPC. Worse still, in 2015 he abandoned the the PDP, led 5 governors in rebellion against the southern President, claiming that it was the north’s turn, and decamped to APC to humiliate Jonathan out of power. Still after Bubari’s 8 years, in 2022, he blocked the emergence of Southeast and south-south candidates, claiming that rotation is a party matter.

Now he has gone to the south-south cup in hand and they paid him back in his own coins. This produced Peter Obi ticket and the G5; two blocks that will deny him the traditional PDP votes in the Southeast and South-south. Southwest is already effectively blocked against him by Tinubu.

The Waziri is effectively left with the North. Here, Benue, Plateau and Southern Kaduna are not likely to vote for “another Fulani”, as we heard them declare repeatedly. The votes of the Muslim North are themselves divided for and against him, not united as they were for Buhari. Borno and Yobe, will massively vote for APC. The ruling party even for kinship will also take Kwara and Kogi. Then incumbency will retain for APC the states of Kaduna, Niger, Zamfara, Gombe and possibly Katsina. Yes, Waziri will get Adamawa and Taraba and possibly Sokoto and Kebbi. Bauchi and Nasarawa are still uncertain for him. Kano belongs to Kwnkwaso, things being equal.

Then as Babachir and some anti-muslim irredentists are threatening northern Muslims of humiliation, a block vote, including Kano, in favour of the Muslim-Muslim ticket is possible. That will seal the fate of Atiku decisively.

Now, this calculus does not add up to an electoral win in any way. It is a recipe for the disasters of 2003, 2007 and 2011 to repeat themselves.

Existential Threat

Babachir’s insolence is an evil that must be disproved and defeated by both Muslims and Christians. Those who failed to earn the APC VP ticket should return and introspect on why they were not considered electorally viable enough to win it, not resort to blackmailing and threatening Muslims. That will only prove the evil that they are, which made it right for the Jagaba to reject them in the first place. Nobody can publicly say he will teach 120 million citizens a lesson and be allowed to succeed unless if those citizens are worse than donkeys. No lion can stand an army of 120 million donkeys. None.

Now Babachir’s insult has pushed even the reluctant Muslims to prove their electoral worth as they are increasingly rallying behind the Muslim-Muslim ticket. The majority well-meaning Christians should also do the same. Babachir is posing an existential threat to all northerners. If there is a Christian who will be fair to Muslims tomorrow, I and many Muslims will vote for him, as many of us did for Obasanjo and Jonathan between 1999 and 2011. But a genocidal psychopath of whatever religion does not deserve to be even a deputy local government chairman anywhere in this country. Let us leave him to grumble and crumble alone.

Same faith tickets are not new in Nigeria and they are presently practiced in all predominantly Christian States like Plateau, Benue, Edo and even in a number of Southwestern states where Muslims are predominant. Their Muslims have not threatened our national security for their selfish reasons as Babachir and his gang of rejects are doing up here. Tam.

Pros and Cons

Beyond the acquaintance, honour of reciprocity, averting past electoral disasters suffered by the North and the existential challenge of the Babachirs, the Tinubu/ Shettima ticket presents a lot of pros which my readers expressed when I asked their opinion on the my Facebook page last week. I share the views of those who are convinced of the Jagaba’s record performance in Lagos, arguably the best that the country has known of a governor since 1999, which, according to the readers, came from his courage, team work, modernity, foresight, talent hunting, etc.

For a person who also believes in efficiency, I cannot but be attracted to the Jagaba. Nigeria needs system upgrading and in some areas even disk reformatting. The Jagaba is the perfect person with the record to handle that squarely. No one better than him can pursue digital reform in commerce, taxation, education, governance, communications, etc. His pragmatism and penchant for modernity is needed to solve our security and other challenges. Who can project the success story of Lagos at the national level better than its original author—the Jagaba? None of my readers has denied him these qualities.

From among my readers who are opposed to the Tinubu Presidency are a number of cons which arise from five sources: the perceived limitations of age and the much touted fake stories of his sickness; the accusation of supporting OPC to kill Hausas in Lagos and their molestation while he was governor; the perception of tribalism, as the Igbo and Hausa too are accused of by others; his affiliation to APC and the President, seeing what the readers consider as the failure of the government in many areas in the past 8 years; and the predominantly Christian nature of his house.

Well on the first and last issues, the runner-up candidate, the Waziri, cannot completely acquit himself either. He too is old. Being over 70 he must have evidently slowed down and cannot disclaim having age associated illnesses. Above 60, one must have one or two. They both have slip tongues as President Buhari did in Germany and suffered issues of memory many times. Jos where both misnamed their parties—PDAPC and APDP—was no coincidence. Kwankwaso had it once in Kano too: NPCP. Mischief makers do not deserve our attention.

Even at 61, I have had many times that I could not recall names instantly. The brain just fails to retrieve the information from the disk as fast as when I was much younger. I had the privilege of meeting the Jagaba recently and was surprised that he negated those stories by holding me to a night conversation of one hour after a long day he had in Ebonyi. I watched him appear from his room, walked towards me straight, shook my hands and sat right beside me. There was no sign, then and not in his appearance at Chattam House and the BBC a week later, of a debilitating sickness as purported and he appears to get increasingly stronger. He is alert and he still argues his points as it better than the other candidates.

In any case, the strength of any leader is not in the class of his weight; otherwise, America would have made Tyson a President. It is in the people a leader rallies around him. To be fair to the Jagaba whose talent-hunting obsession is renowned, his Presidency as an institution will run be unhindered by his age. He cannot have our best, the Kashims, the Elrufai’s, the Ribadus, the Hadizas, the Modibbos, the Arabis, etc. and fail to perform. But if he will resort to family and friends instead of competence, then I concede that his age will become aggravating. He is not as old as Mahathir Mohammed or Joe Biden after all, not minding similar attacks from Trump during the 2020 campaigns which the latter has proven wrong.

All said about age, as Muslims, we must believe that “no soul shall die except by the will of God, a decree determined”, as He said in the Qur’an. Period. Furthermore, the constitution has foreseen that and made the necessary provisions, whether an elected President is living or dead.

The Christian component of the Waziri’s family cannot be denied and neither is he a better practicing Muslim than the Jagaba. None of them is a Sheikh or Imam, anyway. We are in the same boat.

The OPC related killings cannot be ascribed to the Jagaba just because he was the Governor of Lagos. We northerners in particular must understand that by now better than anyone. Unfortunately for the Jagaba, he was the Guinea Pig of insurrection in this dispensation. When the OPC came, we had no experience of Plateau, Boko Haram and Bandits. Is it justified for anyone now to equally accuse Governors Sheriff, Shettima, Zulum, Yari, Bello, El-rufa’i or even the President, who has all our war arsenal at his command, of being supporters or financiers or Boko Haram or Bandits? What will be our reaction—believe him or refute him? So if the late Sheikh Jafar were alive, he would have withdrawn his fatwa on the Jagaba for he would have known the hard way that Governors do not have the power of controlling high level violence. They can only cooperate with the Federal Government, which the Jagaba did and OPC was quelled though not before it left many innocents dead, as Boko Haram and bandits are doing for over a decade today.

All the major tribes accuse each other of tribalism. President Buhari is accused of preferring Hausa Muslims in appointments. The Hausa see the Yoruba as more tribal than them though. But the Jagaba has set a record to reckon here. More than any governor, he has elevated non-natives of Lagos including Hausas to levels of commissioners, helped many grow their businesses in Lagos including Dangote. Of course, as with Buhari in 1984 or Elrufai in FCT and now in Kaduna, anyone wanting to modernize cities has to encroach on the business spaces of the common man who is fond of erecting illegal structures. The Jagaba cannot modernize Lagos by magic. He has to touch such structures belonging to commoners too. But all said, I think his inclination for merit in administration will blunt his natural instinct of kinship, which we all share anyway. He may not give 3 ministries to a single Hausaman—as Buhari did to Fashola—but he will not suppress northern talent at all. His record denies that flatly.

Finally, there is nothing he can do regarding the failure of APC. He is undoubtedly its chieftain but not more. Do you want him to decamp to PDP on that count? The President and members of his cabinet should carry their cross—and so should governors, each in his own domain. The Jagaba has acknowledged the successes of the President and has promised to build on his good works. Where necessary, he will change course, surely. I am Bola Ahmed Tinubu, he told the BBC. Come again. Is the alternative—the PDP—in a better position than the APC when it comes to failure of administration?

So put generally, the pros of the Tinubu Presidency will by far outweigh its cons. Yet, there is another pillar of the ticket we must mention before we conclude this piece—the backup.

Kashim Shettima

In his choice of a running mate, the Jagaba has picked a very strategic one. Choosing Kashim earns him not only a reliable and loyal VP, but also a credible one. His Excellency, Alhaji Kashim Shettima, the former Governor of Borno State and a present senator, is not only highly competent but also carries a political aura that can shelter the entire North, coming from the prestigious Kanuri tribe and with the personal humility to listen, respect, engage and accommodate all. He is among our best. You can see him admirably reaching out to so many people and groups everyday, not taking anyone for granted. Yet, even as a future VP, former Governor and a Senator, he will go to the kettle and personally prepare coffea for his guest. That is humility personified.

The Jagaba did not look for a lackluster yes man of no firm roots. He went for a talent that is both loyal and strong enough to support the President, humble enough to follow him and honest enough to caution him. That is my friend and Kanuri master, Kashim. With the Jagaba as the President and him as the VP, I can find no safer shelter among the 2023 presidential camps.

Come with Me

These are my reasons for answering the call to support the Tinubu/Shettima ticket. And I call on every dispassionate mind to do so for the sake of unity and progress of our country. I am not only promising this cause my vote and that of my family, but I will also work hard to earn it many more, as much as my talent, body and resources can afford me in the next two months. Come with me.

May God be with us and guide us to what is best for our dear country as we vote for the next President on 25 February 2023.

Bauchi
20 December 2022
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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by herkeem: 4:27am On Dec 23, 2022
Tinubu is a goal.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by ZombieTERROR: 4:51am On Dec 23, 2022
herkeem:
Tinubu is a goal.

balablu blula blablu

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by youngmd: 5:14am On Dec 23, 2022
Thank God foolish people like you have only one pvc

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Trapnews: 5:23am On Dec 23, 2022
youngmd:
Thank God foolish people like you have only one pvc
The message is for Nigerians not Biafrans. The true Nigerians will never vote for your homosexual IPOB candidate.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Great2017: 5:26am On Dec 23, 2022
This one doesn't care about the millions of Nigerians suffering as a result of the decisions and actions of a common thief. This is nothing but misplaced priority at its peak.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by frank14011991(m): 5:27am On Dec 23, 2022
In case you don't know who Dr Aliyu tilde is, he is Bala Mohammed's commissioner of education. Governor Bala Mohammed of bauchi state body language shows he is not with Atiku

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by frank14011991(m): 5:28am On Dec 23, 2022
youngmd:
Thank God foolish people like you have only one pvc
this is a commissioner of education

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by frank14011991(m): 5:29am On Dec 23, 2022
Raheeqilmaktoom Ina kake

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Majesty2(m): 5:33am On Dec 23, 2022
No sensible human being will leave the most competent man like Tinubu and go vote a beerfraud monkey, a fraud, the worthless bastard wey destroy anambra when he governed the state for 8 yrs, ko jooo

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Rootprof(m): 5:34am On Dec 23, 2022
Will comment when it reach front page cos I know seun won't disappoint undecided
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Majesty2(m): 5:37am On Dec 23, 2022
youngmd:
Thank God foolish people like you have only one pvc
Shinedu, the man is not talking to most dumbest people on earth (biafrans), he is talking to we sensible nigerians and we are ready to vote for mazi Tinubu

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Chinjo2: 5:37am On Dec 23, 2022
It is now on record that you are one of the problems of this country.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Villa12(m): 5:46am On Dec 23, 2022
Bauchi state commissioner of education Dr Aliyu Tilde talking, rooting for JAGABAN

This is also the body language of the PDP state governor Bala Muhammed

TINUBU will convincingly win the coming election and succeed Buhari

This is a known fact

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by mycar: 5:46am On Dec 23, 2022
Trash as usual, you want to vote for Tinubu because he supported your brother, he tried to deputize as vp to some muslim candidate and was told that muslim muslim ticket will not fly then now he has the opportunity, he has decided to go for it. he can't say that he has no other option because he has always had it in mind. even if shettima is not there, he would have gone for another muslim and tomorrow, he will tell you that religion does not matter, Christians should sacrifice their own relevance with even all the religious accusations and counter accusations that have been around in the country for some time.
Tinubu should rest, it's not every ambition that is actualized. he is not more of a human than others.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by perez100: 5:56am On Dec 23, 2022
Did you read this? That Tinubu chosing a Muslim Vice President will get him more Northern Votes than a Northern Christian Vice President.

You can see that Tinubu APC is playing politics of religion but the hypocrites and Tinubu urchins are accusing Peter Obi of playing politics of religion by visiting churches. What's wrong to visit churches? The APC and Tinubu are the ones that made it clear that they are using religion to play politics by picking a Muslim Vice to enable him get Northern Muslim votes - ignoring equity and fairness. But the drug man still went and hired fake Bishops to deceive Christians.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by QuotaSystem: 6:08am On Dec 23, 2022
There will hardly be any southerner better fit for the position of a partner to the North than the Jagaba today. He is our Abiola, if not better. As some of my readers rightly said, he has patronized us many times: Atiku in 2007 under AC, Ribadu in ACN (2011) and Buhari in APC (2015). This is a consistent friend in need. Honour begets reciprocity.

Absolutely without a doubt.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by FreeStuffsNG: 6:27am On Dec 23, 2022
These are my reasons for answering the call to support the Tinubu/Shettima ticket. And I call on every dispassionate mind to do so for the sake of unity and progress of our country. I am not only promising this cause my vote and that of my family, but I will also work hard to earn it many more, as much as my talent, body and resources can afford me in the next two months. Come with me.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Raheeqilmaktoom: 8:52am On Dec 23, 2022
frank14011991:
Raheeqilmaktoom Ina kake

I read the article yesterday and I respect Dr. Tilde's take.

However, almost everything he is saying is based on an ideal state, the north is furthest thing from ideal as it is currently.

The same people campaigning for Tinubu are the same people that perpetrated and entrenched all negatives apportioned to the north today, of all Apc govs in the north, please name 5 real progressives. On what planet does matawalle or masari qualify as progressives?

The APC over the years has succeeded in becoming a northern elite party, same rent seeking northern elite are backing Tinubu and they expect people to just fall in line.

It's funny how people who can't read the text of Al-Akhdareey and translate it want to use religion to hoodwink the north. What have they done for Muslims to now call on Muslims to their side? Charity and alms?

Besides, Atiku to me has the best plan (I genuinely don't like Atiku) for this country and for the north - a restructured Nigeria will get everyone to be productive and remove this aggressive oversight from the fed govt plus a liberalized economy where you don't depend on the fed govt before making any tangible progress, people will hold their govs responsible, we won't elect you to solve problems only to add dimensions to it.

Northern Nigeria should ba a Haven, a place or region everyone wants to associate with, the rest of Nigeria should be begging the north for association and favor (given our enormous resources, human, material) but it can't and it won't, not when you have people who see employing 100 youths from a pool of 1000000 as the only way to prosperity, or making govts about their friends and families.

Friend to the north in the day and it's enemy at night? A great deal of the propaganda against the north, where does it enamate from ? SW media. Imagine it's Buhari contesting against Tinubu, it would have been a massacre, the same qualities they hype today will be used against you in the future. They found an equal match in Atiku hence the cries and blackmail on Thisday newspaper, everything Thisday is The Nation is, and more.

These people don't see the north as allies but rather as a tool to Ask Rock, they have no tangible plan for the north save the entrenchment of same negative indices the north should be getting rid of.

A by the side, should the Igbo now carry obasanjo on top their heads for supporting Obi? Every logical Igbo should be up in arms literally, against obasanjo's antics, he is not pushing Obi to the mainstream, he is pushing Igbos away. If Tinubu had wanted to support the north, he should have supported who the north wants not promoting divisions in the north for his own personal interest.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Raheeqilmaktoom: 9:02am On Dec 23, 2022
Copied the below submission which I believe captures our worries comprehensively from another (different) thread, do the necessary adjustments yourself.

"The rule of the game is always the same. It can be applied at an individual level, or a national level and the rule is, ''never ever put yourself in a weak position''. Nobody respects the weak. The weak are not negotiated equally with but dictated to, will be the ones to compromise and have the short end of the stick, and will exist in the image of how others want, not how they truly want.

I agree with you. All these summits upon summits from different powers make me ashamed. Russia, China, and the US are all creating summits, and African leaders will fly off to these countries shamelessly. For some invitations, you just don't go, since it's dishonorable by default. I know one thing for sure, and it is that Africa will have to do the painful work of lifting itself out of this sad state, nobody will do it for us.

Template abounds, from how China lifted a population x4 of Nigeria out of poverty just within twenty years, and now, they are respected globally. This is why I always write here that people (and countries as well) should be strong. Rely on yourself, do the work necessary, and work extremely hard, because only then you can sit at the table with other equals.

If we run away from the work, we just make tomorrow harder, and the price to pay is just too much, it is unbearable. Future generations will come to suffer from our negligence, just as we are suffering now from the negligence of our parents who thought they fought off colonialism, but actually replaced it with something worse, which is imperialism."

- My belief, the north's last problem should be appearing honorable when the people you are posturing for are the most unreliable people on earth, the north's problem is in the north and they should sit up to do the work instead of playing their silly games at an overbloated center.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by ajailer(m): 9:49am On Dec 23, 2022
Raheeqilmaktoom:
Copied the above submission which I believe captures our worries comprehensively from another (different) thread, do the necessary adjustments yourself.

"The rule of the game is always the same. It can be applied at an individual level, or a national level and the rule is, ''never ever put yourself in a weak position''. Nobody respects the weak. The weak are not negotiated equally with but dictated to, will be the ones to compromise and have the short end of the stick, and will exist in the image of how others want, not how they truly want.

I agree with you. All these summits upon summits from different powers make me ashamed. Russia, China, and the US are all creating summits, and African leaders will fly off to these countries shamelessly. For some invitations, you just don't go, since it's dishonorable by default. I know one thing for sure, and it is that Africa will have to do the painful work of lifting itself out of this sad state, nobody will do it for us.

Template abounds, from how China lifted a population x4 of Nigeria out of poverty just within twenty years, and now, they are respected globally. This is why I always write here that people (and countries as well) should be strong. Rely on yourself, do the work necessary, and work extremely hard, because only then you can sit at the table with other equals.

If we run away from the work, we just make tomorrow harder, and the price to pay is just too much, it is unbearable. Future generations will come to suffer from our negligence, just as we are suffering now from the negligence of our parents who thought they fought off colonialism, but actually replaced it with something worse, which is imperialism."

- My belief, the north's last problem should be appearing honorable when the people you are posturing for are the most unreliable people in English, the north's problem is in the north and they should sit up to do the work
instead of playing their silly games at an overbloated center.


Thank God for your little effort at sincerity, when you label others as being unstable but you are unwilling to change your status quo due to laziness, it’s like pointing an accusing finger at ur perceived foe while your other four fingers points back at you as being the insincere one.

You will be treated the way you allow others to treat you and no more better. You can’t be claiming your step mother is a witch meanwhile you refuse to be prayerful against her attack. Everybody is trying to survive which means it’s the survival of the fittest, a weak or poor man blaming a strong or rich man for being who they are is just an excuse at not wanting to be serious. The day the north stands up for itself will be the day it stops seeing others as evil.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Raheeqilmaktoom: 1:55pm On Dec 23, 2022
ajailer:



Thank God for your little effort at sincerity, when you label others as being unstable but you are unwilling to change your status quo due to laziness, it’s like pointing an accusing finger at ur perceived foe while your other four fingers points back at you as being the insincere one.

You will be treated the way you allow others to treat you and no more better. You can’t be claiming your step mother is a witch meanwhile you refuse to be prayerful against her attack. Everybody is trying to survive which means it’s the survival of the fittest, a weak or poor man blaming a strong or rich man for being who they are is just an excuse at not wanting to be serious. The day the north stands up for itself will be the day it stops seeing others as evil.

Have never hold the belief that other regions hold the north down, they sabotage the north to serve their interests while the north stands aloof, yes and that's what we seek to change. Like we are now, worrying about honor and what others will say (like they ever say something good), trading away potential for smiles and lies.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by ajailer(m): 3:09pm On Dec 23, 2022
Raheeqilmaktoom:


Have never hold the belief that other regions hold the north down[b], they sabotage the north to serve their interests while the north stands aloof[/b], yes and that's what we seek to change. Like we are now, worrying about honor and what others will say (like they ever say something good), trading away potential for smiles and lies.

What you said up there is a distortion of the real fact. How do you want the Niger Delta guys to react to that??
The FG that is always dominated by the northerners takes HC from the ND region, destroys their land in the process, sells this HC and uses the money gotten to buy subsidized fertilizers and other agro products to help the north develop its agriculture. What do you say about this?

Fact is that the north has always been Nigeria’s challenge, your so called elites wants to be the only ones that are educated while the masses are discouraged from western education by telling them that koranic studies is all they need to live a better life. It’s hypocrisy when the lucky ones among the masses gets a western education and then wants to adopt the elites line of thinking.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Tochi3(m): 3:13pm On Dec 23, 2022
Senseless paid opinion..mtchewwww

APCshit is a theeat to the growth of Nigeria...Thief'nubu is the national emilokan of APCshit. ... hence the maladministration of APCshit can never be seperated from its national leader Thief'nubu cheesy grin

No am amount of paid propaganda in favour of Thief'nubu will erase the suffering of Nigerians since 2015...

Affliction shall never arise again..insha allah

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Raheeqilmaktoom: 8:17am On Dec 24, 2022
ajailer:


What you said up there is a distortion of the real fact. How do you want the Niger Delta guys to react to that??
The FG that is always dominated by the northerners takes HC from the ND region, destroys their land in the process, sells this HC and uses the money gotten to buy subsidized fertilizers and other agro products to help the north develop its agriculture. What do you say about this?

1. Fact is that the north has always been Nigeria’s challenge, 2. your so called elites wants to be the only ones that are educated while the masses are discouraged from western education by telling them that koranic studies is all they need to live a better life. 3. It’s hypocrisy when the lucky ones among the masses gets a western education and then wants to adopt the elites line of thinking.


Some good points in your write up but also a lot of lies and misconceptions.

1. Everything you accuse the north of, be sure the SW is there by the side. It has proved itself times over.

2. This is one reason we want you guys to stay in Ileasha and Ile-Ife, you don't understand something but you dive head first thinking you will 'liberate them from their ways', before spewing trash, go and learn what you talking about.

3. Have you ever gone beyond Iragbiji? Seriously?

By the side, your kinsman (who is banking on ethnicity) is relying on the same elite you just discussed, where does that leave a progress seeking north?
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Nobody: 9:04am On Dec 24, 2022
Nonsense
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Validated: 9:06am On Dec 24, 2022
One lost vote won't stop Peter Obi's presidency
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by ajailer(m): 12:51pm On Dec 24, 2022
Raheeqilmaktoom:



Some good points in your write up but also a lot of lies and misconceptions.

1. Everything you accuse the north of, be sure the SW is there by the side. It has proved itself times over.

2. This is one reason we want you guys to stay in Ileasha and Ile-Ife, you don't understand something but you dive head first thinking you will 'liberate them from their ways', before spewing trash, go and learn what you talking about.

3. Have you ever gone beyond Iragbiji? Seriously?

By the side, your kinsman (who is banking on ethnicity) is relying on the same elite you just discussed, where does that leave a progress seeking north?

Hmm, let me take you thru this epistle once and for all.

1) You are still not yet liberated from wanting to link the SW with you guys challenge of no growth or backward growth in the north. Let me tell you a bitter truth about life, nobody cares about you. If you don’t develop yourself intentionally, others will only aid you to destroy yourself till you finally perish. Dem no dey tell man say rain dey fall. SW too has it’s own challenges but will rather blame itself than blame the other tribe( you must have been hearing this wrong notion about the Yorubas being saboteurs, like Afonja being a classical example) or their haters. Take Afonja in Ilorin for example, he betrayed the Alaafin of OYO by bringing in the Fulas. Yorubas don’t like that part of their history, they don’t accuse the Fulas of being usurpers and what do they do about that? Anytime there is a national discourse and there is rancour between the Yorubas, they always remind themselves about the Afonja case so as not to repeat the same mistake again. Now Yoruba enemies call us Afonja in a derogatory manner but we turn the table on them by proudly calling ourselves “proudly Afonja”. Because I do mistake which I dey aware of n dey try avoid to do again you wan come dey use am yab me….. Na u go tire las las.

2) Apart from your religious history which I am not too knowledgeable about, I can bet you that I know as much of your cultural history as you do. So wetin you wan tell me….. I know the north as being more literate than the other tribes due to Koranic education before the advent of the Europeans into Africa but what then happened along the way? You guys forgot yourselves in the past, refusing to upgrade to western education as other tribes are doing and you blame others for taking advantage of you? Britain try hand over power to una n na to use am self destruct una selves….na una dey do una selves. Eventually the southerners will finally be able to come together and have one voice, then you go see wetin go happen. E never start at all. YOU JUST HAVE TO SELF REFLECT AND NOT BLAME OTHERS FOR YOUR WOES BUT YOURSELF OTHERWISE YOU WONT DEVELOP BUT REMAIN EVERLY BACKWARD.

3)If I call you aboki man wey leave im town come SW n wey come think say he don see the whole world. I won’t be too wrong if I see you as that. Does the world start and ends in Iragbiji?? Oh, your disdain for Tinubu is so much that you even had to use his home town as an insult. Well Tinubu is doing much better than you will ever be( if you continue with this your “blame others for your woes” mentality). You need to understand that you should never despise a man who is pursuing his own personal ambition. Tinubu is pursuing his life’s goal of wanting to be a Nigerian president and you now come dey take an personal. I laugh at you guy’s way of seeing things with your religion clouded mentality.

On a parting note, 2023 election is more of a tribal election than competence otherwise Peter Obi shouldn’t even be among the front runners but the Igbos have TRULY been marginalized in the country hence the massive support he is getting from his kinfolks. But your half baked thoughts is actually incapable of reasoning things like this.

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by frank14011991(m): 8:59pm On Dec 24, 2022
This is a northern PDP State commissioner endorsing tinubu openly, if it is the other way round zombedients would have said northerners are betraying tinubu. Mynd 44 seunmsg front page please

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Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by Vopimas09: 9:02pm On Dec 24, 2022
Foool
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by SpecialAdviser(m): 9:17pm On Dec 24, 2022
I didn't read because I don't care about paid puppets paid to write long epistles.
Re: Must Read: “2023: Why I Will Vote For Tinubu” - By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde - by ResidentSnitch(f): 9:31pm On Dec 24, 2022
Absolute thrash.

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