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monkautos:Even if. Dangote refinery is in Nigeria and in Lagos that Tinubu built. I wonder what you'll be saying if nobody is subscribing to Dangote refinery shares. |
mikeapollo:Lol. The same Awo you guys claimed drank ratak or the MKO your people call drug dealer. Leave wetin no concern you abeg. |
aswani:They'll so explain ![]() |
The insult wey this king go chop today. He'll think 2023 never existed. |
1vandragon:Nigeria got the reset it needed. Our economy was some sort of decoy under Jonathan and Buhari couldn't help but maintain the status quo. It won't get harder than this ever again in Nigeria. Or else they bring back subsidy and peg dollar. Paying subsidy or pegging dollar is not the problem. The problem is can Nigeria afford to peg dollar or pay subsidy without borrowing to pay for those? Modified: I don't understand all these mentions. If we borrow money to build infrastructure and to enlarge our economy isn't it better than using it to pay subsidy and then coming to cry that Kenya has better road network and better electricity supply? |
Validated:The people that did the ground work in 2023 that made Tinubu secure over 500,000 votes are talking. Tinubu was not president in 2023 but got over 500k votes. Let's see how it goes this time. |
Desmond Mgboh By Desmond Mgboh, Kano Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, current Managing Director, Hadejia Jamarre River Basin Development Authority (HJRBDA), was the Kano State Campaign Director of the Tinubu- Shettima Campaign Organisation in 2023 . A former Secretary to the Kano State Government and a one-time Chairman of Kano PDP, he spoke to Sunday Sun in Kano on sundry political issues bordering on the chances of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the forth coming general elections, insisting that Tinubu would certainly overwhelm his rivals in addition to the fact that he would sweep the votes in Kano. With the recent flag-off of political activities in Nigeria, what are the chances of your party, the APC, in Kano State and in Northern Nigeria? Thank you very much. APC, as you know, is very. very strong in Kano State and in the whole of the North. In Kano State, I want you to take note of the fact that we have an overwhelming support of the people of the state. Look at it this way. During the 2023 general elections when I was the Director- General of the Tinubu-Shettima- Gawuna- Garo Campaign organisation, APC scored almost 980,000 votes while the NNPP scored almost a million votes. But now the majority of all of us (in these two parties) are now together in the same party. There was no serious movement from the APC to any other party since the alignment of both groups. If at all there had been any defection out of the APC since then, it is just one or two people. But in reverse, all the political heavyweights of Kano State, from all divides, just name any, they are all now in APC and they are currently working very hard to ensure that APC overwhelmingly wins the next general elections. [b]Let me give you a practical example of the APC surge from my own local government for instance. In Bichi Local Government Area of Kano State, because of the activities of APC, especially the activities of our House of Representatives member, whatever we do we do according to the polling unit, a lot of people have rushed to get their PVCs so that whatever we do, they can be getting these empowerment programmes executed by the APC. Now, we have a list of over 370, 000 registered voters in Bichi Local Government Area. And it is the same thing all over the state. The second factor driving this new push into the APC in the state is that APC under President Bola Ahmed TInubu has done a lot for Kano. I must admit that no President in Nigeria has done what Tinubu has done for Kano State, so many things at a time and within a single tenure- a span of three years. The President is doing his work. He is developing national infrastructure and I think that Kano, we are the darling of this government. I will give you a few examples. When he took over, there was a lot of complaints regarding Kano-Abuja Road. Everyone knows that. People normally spend the night on the road because of lack of good road, but now that project is almost completed. The Kaduna-Abuja end is already completed. Secondly, the road project from Maiduguri–to Kano, which has been going for the last 20 years, it was actually started in 2006, it is almost completed. New projects were started in Kano…… [/b] There is the general belief that Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is in full control of Kano politics. Do you think that if we go for an election in the coming months, Tinubu will be able match Kwankwaso? Where did you get that your “general belief” from? Where did you get it please? I said that people assume out there… (Cuts in sharply) …Then, honestly, then these people are assuming wrongly. Let me tell you something… In the last election, the governor of Kano State, Abba Kabir Yusuf was part of the then NNPP and was working with Kwankwaso. Today, the governor has decamped from the NNPP and decamped with all the members of the government – that is his cabinet and all the chairmen of the local government and they were in NNPP before. So my big question to you is, who is left in there with him (Kwankwaso) ? Secondly, APC did not perform woefully against Kwankwaso in the last election. APC was equally strong against him. If you could recall, we went to the tribunal and we got judgment in our favour. And we got the same judgment at the Appeal Court. And when we went to the Supreme Court – you know that the judgement of the Supreme Court, sometimes it is political, sometimes it has to do with general security. You remember that time, the people were brandishing weapons on us, saying they would murder, they would kill, they would torture the judges. It was everywhere. All these voting strength are now in one party. Like I said all the political heavyweights in the state are in one place. And you must also not forget that Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is now a Vice Presidential candidate of another party under Obi and you know that Kano people with an Obi is a no- go area. This is known. There is no point hiding it. Everybody knows that Kano is not for Obi. So against these backgrounds, how can a Kwankwaso and his party stand a minute chance against Tinubu in Kano State? How can that happen? I think that APC apart from doing well, is also a party that is on ground and APC has done a lot for Kano and I am sure that Kano people are going to reward the President with their votes when the time comes. If you are asked to project the forthcoming elections in the state, what percentage would you give to Tinubu and APC, and to Kwankwaso? Going by the trend, I forecast that currently, we expect to get nothing less than 70 per cent of the votes of those who would come out to vote on that day. Let me remind you. I was the Collation Officer of the APC in the 2023 Presidential election in Kano State. President Tinubu, across states in Nigeria, got the highest APC votes from Kano. Bichi Local Government Area produced the highest votes for the President Tinubu in Kano State and in the country- apart from President Tinubu’s Local Government Area in Lagos State. We scored 567,000 votes for the President, more than 25 per cent of the vote cast. That alone gave a 380,000 votes difference in favour of APC, which helped wiped out all the votes that PDP gathered in other states where they were stronger than Tinubu. Now with what we have seen , with what Mr President has done for Kano State, I think that we are going to get more than 70 per cent of votes cast in Kano State. But I want us to interrogate your predictions against certain obvious indexes. At the moment, the APC in Kano State is nothing but a rainbow coalition of different politicians forged together by President Tinubu for his own sake. Observers also insist that they are yet to have a seamless integration. Together, the public think that this might have some negative consequences on the ambition of the party during the elections. You see these people don’t understand politics very well. You see the rainbow coalition that you are talking about and the lack of seamless integration often happens before party primaries. But whenever the primaries are concluded and we have clear candidates for the contest, it is expected that every member of the party is working to ensure that APC wins the elections irrespective of whatever had happened before. For example, if we take a look at the legacy members of APC, that is the members of the party before the defection of the governor- which of them will say he will not work for the APC? Who among us will say that he does want APC to win? Nobody will do that. And also, the governor who has more stake in the party because he is the governor and all those who came with him to the APC, none of them will say APC will not win. So, you see we are working hard, we are working harder and we are all working together and all of us are ambitious for APC to win Kano State. https://thesun.ng/2027-why-tinubu-will-defeat-kwankwaso-in-kano-rabiu-suleiman-bichi/
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I keep wondering makinde's game plan but I think he's trying to use Kwakwanso template in Kano that made Abba Yusuf the governor of the state. |
Me too. Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Asiwaju are my two greatest politicians. No one has matched their impacts. |
I used to screenshot my comments case it gets banned but then... Na their loss las las. They'll still perisshh on twitter. |
helinues:Only problem I have with OBJ is introducing that wicked contract staff to Nigerian labour force. It's a very wicked policy. If you know people working in Nigerian companies. Especially those that are contract staff. You'll not pray for OBJ. I don't know if that thing can be reversed. I see shege that year as contract staff. Not only do contract staff not make enough to get by, company staff also look down on them. |
Sirianese:You come from a place where they are no leaders. And no elders hence no respect. That's shameful. |
AMINDA:Why so I feel like you are not a northerner. You sound like Odin/asgard to me |
AMINDA:It's Toakeek Subsideen now? Not Yusuf? |
Because there's no ideology. Tinubu said before he became president that he'll remove subsidies, education will get more expensive but will be affordable. These type of things were why I like the man. He his serious with his convictions. but dem Obi and Atiku flow with some sorts of unstable algorithm. They look at the people's mood and throw a lamba. |
That's 13 votes in 171 wards. cc: Obidients |
Atiku wasted 1.2m USD over Tinubu court case. What more surprises does he have in stock? |
Local Government Press Conference. |
AMINDA:A very long wailing. I hate what Tinubu is doing to you. No one has to live through such torment. I hope you get better. Hopefully. |
Someone at the level of Atiku should have known not to contest the coming election. Him and Obi rejoiced over Osun election in vain. Nobody de visit Obi. But why? |
Predictor3:Na you de carry emotions join politics. Politics na politics. |
EponObi:Bros. Life no easy for Obidients |
I will never be OBIdense A very good prayer point. |
[quote author=chopnaira post=140397560]Governor Adeleke also visited Nywesom Wike on his Abuja trip. He brought Davido with him too. too? The same Davido that put them on world stage? Life no easy for Obidients. |
Obidients will be very disappointed in Adeleke. The people he's been moving with will give them heartache. |
yarimo:Someone said Obi will wait 2 to 3 days before saying he'll bring back subsidy after Atiku had just said the same thing. And Obi people are already clearing way for him. Less than 6 hours. |
helinues:It's a own goal committed by the oppositions. |
Atiku is desperate, Obidients are anywhere belle face. All of dem will not rest until they are thoroughly disgraced. It was Chicago university scandal that won Reno to the president side. |
BATified2023:Majority of them just follow headlines without reading content or watching attached videos |
Do you guys ever watch any of these videos you post online? |
