peepydelano: You are so clueless if this is your analysis, sooooo clueless.
What's your own un-clueless analysis?
Tinubu should forget northwest. Muslim votes are for Kwankwanso and Atiku and Christians votes are for Obi. Moderate Muslims are also voting Obi. Tinubu is coming a distant fourth in NW.
sapele914: Na so una carry Biafra for head, if anyone had told the crowd that you people will abandon ipob, Biafra & Nnamdi Kanu so rapidly, who on earth would have believed?
Same Biafra urchins that told us that President Buhari was dead, now clamoring to be President of the Zoo Republic?
Ipobians & Hypocrisy goes like hand to glove.
May your life be like Tinubu's physical and mental state. Say, Amen.
After receiving Olusegun Obasanjo’s text message announcing his new year’s charge, Ilemona Onoja, a member of the strategic communication committee for the PDP Presidential campaign council, opted not to criticize him.
Ilemona outlined Obasanjo’s significance to Nigeria and the rest of the world. He believed that Obasanjo’s views on Nigeria could not be disregarded and that certain of the former president’s assertions in that letter were backed up by evidence.
All parties desire endorsements, he continued, particularly from well-known people like Obasanjo. He argues that it is improper to attempt to disprove the wise man’s political beliefs in this situation.
He said, “We cannot claim that OBJ’s remarks are meaningless because of his outstanding reputation internationally; only the naive would do so. I am a two-term former president who managed the country for eleven years.
He is a person who significantly influenced the growth of our party. That is something you must consider. Consider the fact that the letter contained a factual section that was based on statistics, actual events, and the challenges that Nigerians experience every day.
You are a dedicated but delusional urchin. Call me Emeka or Obi I don't care. Your cognitive decline like that of Thiefnubuu is a source of joy to me. Thiefnubuu maa lu'le patapata.
Reinaldo: What demented people these urchins are. Sounding like empty-headed drunkards
Urchins like Kewtt are newly recruited. He must display before he comes back to his senses. Old urchins like PandoraObi aka etrouble is already frustrated.
cliqtips: According to a user on Twitter @Mrczarr who tweeted this...
"That video where they asked Tinubu to test the mic and he licked it. These are things that you'd argue never happened if there was no video evidence."
EtinosaDLaw: The number 1 thing Tinubu is consistent at doing is humiliating himself. God forbid he ever becomes President and starts humiliating Nigerians like this! We'd be the laughing stock of the whole world!!
Nobody de-markets Tinubu more himself and his urchins. They will all be disgraced next month.
daberechi8: But Shettima is available na. If Tinubu is weak due to health challenges, Shettima will become the President. That's the plans of the North
Everyone knows that the sick old BAT man is a place holder for Terrorist kingpin called Shetima. I pity Nigerians in advance. A NIGERIA under Shetima will be worse than Afghanistan.
Thinkam: OK this is the most sensible APC supporter, when I see some APC members releasing ammunition on Obi's ambition I laugh.
This is a candidate with no single glimpse of hope, simply drop a comment and move on, there's no difference between Obi and other candidates we don't know their names.
Obi will drop out of the race latest December
Atiku is coming
Obi cannot win but he is living in your head 24/7. Can you make any comment without mentioning Peter Obi? Can you sleep without thinking about Peter Obi? The incoming President is coming to rescue you from the danger ahead. Therefore, vote wisely.
Abdul05: Obasanjo lost his polling unite twice to buhari in ota ..
Presidential election: Fresh survey puts Obi ahead Atiku, Tinubu The Sun NewsJan 3, 2023 12:04 AM Presidential election: Fresh survey puts Obi ahead Atiku, Tinubu A fresh survey conducted by Market Trends International (MTI) on all presidential candidates in the 2023 election has placed Labour Party (LP) candidate, Peter Obi, ahead of Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Bola Tinubu of All Progressives Congress (APC), Rabiu Kwankwaso of New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), Omoyele Sowore of African Action Congress, among others.
MTI, a market research organisation, has been operating in Nigeria and other African countries for over 30 years. The agency is also skilled in both qualitative and quantitative studies.
Executive Director, MTI, Victor Ozinegbe Ebhomenye, said 44 per cent of the respondents indicated that they would likely vote Obi, the former governor of Anambra State in the 2023 presidential election.
“This may have come as a surprise to Nigerians because the Labour Party and Obi had no presence in Nigerian presidential scene as at December 2021,” Ebhomenye said.
He said the survey, conducted between November 9 and 29, 2022, indicated that Tinubu had 19 per cent respondents, Atiku had 16 respondents; Kwankwaso had 14 per cent respondents, Sowore had zero per cent, others had five per cent, while those that refused and undecided had one per cent each.
Ebhomenye said: “Obi has picked up pace in the race since he declared interest to run with the Labour Party as the party’s presidential candidate at its national convention and presidential primary in Asaba, the capital of Delta State, on Monday, May 30 after other aspirants, like former presidential adviser, Pat Utomi; Faduri Joseph and Olubusola Emmanuel-Tella, stepped down.
“With Obi’s emergence, the party received boosts to achieve lasting alliance talks with NNPP (this alliance is said to have collapsed at the moment; Zenith Labour Party; Allied Peoples Movement; National Rescue Movement; Peoples Redemption Party, and African Democratic Congress, among others before the February 2023 presidential race.”
He said the proposed alliance had halted the APC and PDP from dominating the upcoming elections, adding that the PDP was initially seen as the most popular party to win the 2023 presidential election as at December 2021, with 52 per cent of respondents.
“When asked whom they will vote for, 28 per cent of respondents leaned towards voting for the PDP. However, findings show that 45 per cent of respondents were undecided and did not know which party they would vote for as at December 2021,” MTI further said.
According to the agency, ever since the loss of the party’s presidential ticket in May 2022 and being overlooked as the running mate of the flag-bearer, Atiku, Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike; and four other PDP governors (popularly known as the G5 Governors) have constituted themselves into an opposition within the PDP.
“It is believed these G5 Governors- Wike, Seyi Makinde; Samuel Ortom; Okezie Ikpeazu; and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi- discreetly withdrew their support for Atiku and this could be one factor to explain the drastic fall in support for the PDP. This has also contributed to Tinubu and Obi gaining more grounds in the upcoming presidential election race.
“Furthermore, when asked to advise the incoming president on challenges to tackle immediately he assumes office, Nigerians advised the incoming president to make insecurity (46 per cent), collapsed economy (20 per cent), and unemployment (18 per cent) his top priority, this order tallies with the previous survey results,
“Insecurity in Nigeria is a recurring phenomenon that threatens our well-being. The South-West is plagued by a surge in cyber crime, armed robbery, kidnapping, domestic crime, extra-judicial killings, herder-farmer conflicts, ritual killings and banditry.
“The South East is a haven for ritual killings, commercial crime, secessionist agitation, kidnapping, herder-farmer clashes, attacks by gunmen and banditry.
“The South south remains threatened by militancy, kidnapping and environmental agitation. The North East has been subject to a humanitarian crisis lasting over a decade, caused by the Boko Haram insurgency and the Islamic State in the West Africa Province.
“Meanwhile, the North West is enmeshed in illegal mining, ethno-religious killings, and banditry,” MTI said.
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“Don’t bring in ethnicity. I said it in my statement. If it is about ethnicity, I should support Tinubu. I made him the governor but I am not supporting him as President. Yoruba people don’t cheat others.
“We cannot talk of a united Nigeria when the South-East has not had it. I am not like Atiku who said he wants to keep Nigeria. How can you do that when you are denying a part of Nigeria its right?”
Leader of Pan-Yoruba sociopolitical group, Afenifere, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, says Nigeria will be in trouble if any candidate other than the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, is elected President.
Adebanjo also hailed Obi’s endorsement by former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
He however said he was not surprised by Obasanjo’s action, saying the former President has always been in support of power shift to the South-East in the interest of equity, fairness and justice as well as keeping the country together.
Speaking with Daily Trust, Adebanjo said Nigeria would be in trouble if the people failed to vote for Obi.
He stated that the decision of Afenifere to support Obi was ideological and principled, saying other regions except the South-East had enjoyed the privilege of being in the saddle.
He stated that there was no justification for the APC Presidential Candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to contest when Obasanjo, from the South-West was President for eight years.
He said the same thing applies to the PDP candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, noting it was wrong for another Northerner to take over when a Northerner is exiting.
He said, “How are you going to justify Tinubu when Obasanjo had spent eight years? Or how do you justify Atiku when another Northerner is leaving the place? That’s the crux of the matter. The South-West has done, South-South has done, is South-East not part of Nigeria?
Asked if he and Obasanjo would be able to convince voters in the South-West to vote for Obi, he said those who believe in principle would support their position, adding, “Don’t bring in ethnicity. I said it in my statement. If it is about ethnicity, I should support Tinubu. I made him the governor but I am not supporting him as President. Yoruba people don’t cheat others.
“We cannot talk of a united Nigeria when the South-East has not had it. I am not like Atiku who said he wants to keep Nigeria. How can you do that when you are denying a part of Nigeria its right?”
Ahead of the election, Adebanjo urged Nigerians to vote the right people in the right places, saying, “If they vote outside Obi, Nigeria will be in trouble. Anything outside Obi, we are in trouble.”
Tinubu's surpporters are of the opinion that only Tinubu is at liberty to go to Mecca monthly and attend as many mosques as he wants but at same time criticize Obi for worshiping in churches.
Three questions for the BATists; - What is the rationale behind this your reasoning? - Why is Tinubu's circle so Islamic to the extent that he has nobody to represent him in churches? - Is it Obi's fault that Tinubu is running on Muslim-Muslim ticket?
My advice to Obi is to double his effort in doing whatever he is doing that is inflicting pain on his enemies. Obi needs to visit more churches. That's the cheapest campaign for him, an opportunity that eludes Muslim-Muslim ticket.