₦airaland Forum

IamAtikulate:
Tinubu introduced religion into 2023 election. I love how Peter Obi is busy visiting all the churches.

Datti should also start visiting mosques.

If Obi can get most of the Christian votes and Atiku, Tinubu and Kwankwanso kill themselves for moslem votes, the Obi will win the election before 2PM.

I'll chop Atiku money, clean mouth and still vote for Obi. The suffering don too much.

Obi would still share muslims votes with the three of them. He is at a very high advantage for being the only christian among them.

RaptObserver:
Nobody is complaining now that Peter Obi is busy visiting churches.

Your wailing is Nigeria's joy. May it last forever.
Something is about to happen. God has remembered Nigeria. Nigeria needs to be producing not borrowing.

ElSudani:
We sane Nigerians are representing him and it is not based on religion or any primordial sentiments.
Very soon Obi will be going around the country wearing cassock.

You must be pained Tinubu has no one to represent him in Churches grin

Not himself nor his running mate.

Pathetic!

ElSudani:
President of CAN.

More wailing for enemies of Christ.

Dear Obi, please visit more churches. The unending tears of urchins and enemies if our Lord Jesus give me joy.

It's OBI2023

Adblg0610: Abduganiyu, the Islam'ic terrorist on Nairaland. What concerned you? Face your terrorism and persecution till your time is up.

LAGOS, Nigeria – Vice Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed has assessed state of the economy, urging Nigerians to vote a young and vibrant leader as President in 2023 and not a sick old man.

Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, who spoke on twitter said based on the state of the Nigerian economy, Mr. Peter Obi remains the best man for the job come 2023.

“With the way our economy is right now, you wouldn’t want to put a sick man on the seat neither would you want to put a man who is too old.

“Nigeria need a young and vibrant leader to be her president, and we know the only one fit for the job is HE @PeterObi

Born July 7, 1969, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed holds a BSc and MSc degree in Economics from the University of Maiduguri in Borno State. He also holds a PhD degree from the University of Westminster in 2006.

The Vice Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, worked in the Nigerian Security Printing and Minting Company Limited(NSPM) Lagos and in banking sector before he ventured into politics.

Baba-Ahmed was elected as House of Representatives member for Zaria in 2003 and became prominent for speaking out against corruption and the Third Term Agenda of then president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo.

He served as Senator for Kaduna North from 2011 to 2012.

Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed is among the thirty-three children of his father, Baba Ahmed, an Arab cattle-trader from modern-day Mauritania who later became a notable scholar and expert on Islamic jurisprudence.

https://starconnectmedia.com/2022/07/dont-vote-old-sick-person-as-president-yusuf-baba-ahmed/amp/

Spirit04:
what of the millions of traditional worshipers?

If religion does not matter, can you, Tinubu Hell Rufai and Shetima surpport christian-christian ticket?

jimyjames:
Even the millions of traditional worshippers have ties to either Islam or Christianity by birth, I know people who don't go to church but will identify themselves as Christians , people like Chinua Achebe were born Christians but he was more of a traditional man

Same as Wole Soyinka.

Tinubu will come a distant third. He can't win Lagos in 2023.

• Say collective response will be disclosed on election day
• Insist party’s desperation to promote strategy won’t succeed
• CAN’s position on matter is God’s position, says Dogara

The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), yesterday, said Christians in the country would respond appropriately to the Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on the day of election.


Bishop of Kubwa Diocese, Rev. Dr. Duke Akamisoko, stated this in Abuja during a press conference, ahead of the forthcoming synod of the church, themed: ‘I chose and appointed you to bear fruit that will remain.’

APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, a Muslim from the southwest, had, on July 10, announced Kashim Shettima, a Muslim from the northeast, as running mate.

Akamisoko described the same-religion ticket as totally unacceptable to the Christian community, saying it constitutes a gross abuse of “our collective sensitivity as a nation.”

He said: “This is a demonstration of insensitivity to the plurality of religion; the polarised nature of Nigeria; the plight of Christians in Nigeria and the feelings of Christians in northern Nigeria.

“In fact, it is a direct insult on the entire Christendom. APC has made a choice; it is left for Christians in Nigeria to also make their choice.

“There can never be a rational explanation for such a selfish, greedy and self-centered decision by the APC. It is irresponsible of APC to take its political survival over the stability and peace of Nigeria.

“The party ought to have taken a cue from the opposition, and how President Muhammadu Buhari opted for a Christian running mate in 2015 instead of the Muslim-Muslim ticket.”

ALSO, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Kaduna State chapter, said APC’s desperation to seek the support of Christians for the ticket will fail.

Chairman, Rev. John Joseph Hayab, said a recent publication by a group, ‘Progressive Christian Clerics, North West Zone’, has shown the presidential candidate and his running mate are desperate to get support, without recourse to genuineness of persons, groups or organisations.

He said: “As a minister of the gospel, I have been opportune to interact with and know most of the pastors in Kaduna. To the best of my ability, I don’t know the name of the zonal chairman (of the group) or the existence of a group like that.”

He added: “It is a pity. The desperation of APC’s presidential candidates to convince Nigerians that Christians are supporting them will definitely attract non-existent groups hoping to milk them.”

“If Christians were important, I strongly believe they would have been consulted and carried along. Using names, groups and organisations that are allegedly Christian will not change the reality of what CAN is talking about.”

SIMILARLY, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives and APC chieftain, Yakubu Dogara, distanced himself from the ticket.

Dogara, a Christian, said CAN’s position on the matter is the position of God, warning that the ticket is a recipe for disunity and disaster.

The lawmaker said this, yesterday, during the 12th General Assembly and Leadership Transition Ceremony and Symposium on the Role of Christian Women and Youths in Politics, organised by CAN in Abuja.

He said: “The position taken by CAN is not only CAN’s position; it is not only the position of notable Christian leaders, like Babachir David Lawal, the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, and many others, who have spoken against it.

“It is also God’s position because we serve the God of justice. Our God is righteous. Our God is the author of diversity and He wants, as diverse as we are, to come together.

“So, CAN’s position, as much as it is a righteous position, is the position of all of us who love righteousness, justice, diversity, and are working to harness it for the advancement of this country.”

https://guardian.ng/politics/northern-christians-intensify-opposition-to-apcs-muslim-muslim-ticket/

MadamVanessa:




Some people and foolishness sha.

Someone that is very close to Tinubu, an inlaw for that matter who housed Tinubu when he was on exile, might have stumbled upon some of his original certificates/documents in which his real age was written; hence he had the confidence to exposed the real age of the thief.

Let's keep my first assumption aside. Tee Mac is an insider, Tinubu might have told him his real age himself or the cousin Remi might have told him the husband's real age. Whether you like it or not Your thief was born in 1936. He's an ancestor, stop blabbing nonsense, you don't know the thief more than his family.


Is there anything about Tinubu that it's not lies? His recent hiring of fake bishops and insulting Christians allover the country speak so much of a man who wants to rule you not me, because such man can never rule Vanessa.


Abeg shey na 70 years old man de bend like this with all de money and good health care he's exposed to? your shame de shame me. You're a huge disgrace I swear.

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Whatever decision you take in the name of teaching Peter Obi a lesson will only affect you. Look around you, the lesson you wanted to teach GEJ has turned Nigeria to a desolate land while GEJ is in his home town of Otuoke eating Nkwobi in peace. Your choice affects only you!

And zombies will still believe this lie mixed with mediocrity as usual. A country where the foolish are in majority is doomed.

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Abba Kyari is a member of drug cartel but Tinubu is a drug baron himself. Just like student to principal.

On Monday, February 14, 2022, while the rest of us were either expressing or receiving words and gifts of love, being that it was Valentine's Day, the disgraced so-called super cop, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, was being caught in a sting operation, and was exposed as a member of a drug cartel. Well, well, well, you might say. And you would be right to say that.

But, when you look at it, Abba Kyari was a bottom feeder in the drug cartel that he was caught working for. He was a corrupt policeman. A muscle. He was far from being the cartel boss. At best, he was a small fry. A foot soldier. No. A food soldier.

But now, compare him to Bola Tinubu. Just like Abba Kyari, Bola Tinubu was exposed during a sting operation on a white heroin drug cartel in Chicago.

On November 28, 1990, a member of that cartel, by name Abiodun Agbele, was nabbed in a federal sting operation wherein he sold $7000 worth of heroin to an undercover FBI agent. His testimony led to a federal case against multiple Nigerian members of his cartel, of whom Bola Tinubu's name was mentioned.

It has now been judicially established beyond all reasonable doubt that Bola Tinubu was indicted as a co-defendant in a federal case involving white heroin drug cartel.

Not only was he indicted, he was fingered as the bag man (read money man) for a drug cartel. And rather than fight those charges, Tinubu agreed to forfeit $460,000 to the US government in 1993. A colossal sum today, and a king's ransom at the material time.

As anyone with prosecutorial knowledge of the law would tell you, forfeiture is equivalent to a conviction, in the sense that you are not fighting the charges against you on their merits, and have rather reached a plea bargain.

So, I ask, how is Tinubu better than Abba Kyari?

In fact, if anyone is better, it will be Abba Kyari, who was not directly linked to drug cartels, other than as an outsider. Bola Tinubu, according to court documents, opened an account and named a known drug baron as someone with whom he shared an address.

How do we explain that Abba Kyari was exposed as a member of a drug cartel, and Nigerians turned on him? The police suspended him. He is currently facing trial. But Tinubu has been exposed as a KNOWN DRUG LORD. Instead of facing prosecution, APC is asking Nigerians to vote him. My people, no be juju be that?

Who is worse? A member of the cartel or the drug lord himself? If Abba Kyari belongs in jail, then why should Tinubu belong in Aso Rock?

In fact, Tinubu should have just made Abba Kyari his running mate, and let us all know that Nigeria is now a drug haven! After all, Abba Kyari is Kanuri, like Kashim Shettima, and comes from the same Borno state.

We as citizens should not turn our beloved country into the butt of jokes in the international community by electing a person with such a history as our President. As the Igbo man says, Tufiakwa!

The cartel lifestyle that Tinubu lived in the late eighties and early nineties is so ingrained in him that it has permeated Lagos and the Southwest.

Kofoworola Bucknor, deputy Governor under Tinubu between 1999 and 2003 has described working with Tinubu as working with the mafia. Those were her words. She is still alive. She worked closely with Tinubu and understands him better than most.

Listen to what Tinubu himself told Raji Fashola, after he had installed him as Governor.

At the 4th annual Bola Tinubu Colloquium, Raji Fashola, the then Governor of Lagos, had the temerity to speak on merit as a means of getting into office in the public sector, to which Bola Tinubu responded publicly as follows:

"If there's no partiality, you cannot be governor yourself."

Tinubu would not have so publicly and brazenly rebuked the Governor, if he did not still control the government behind the scenes. And when he installed a Governor who refused to be a puppet, Tinubu promptly ensured he was not re-elected as he did to former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode

He replaced him with his mini-me, Jide Sanwo-olu, who is so sycophantic that he even publicly mimics Tinubu's physical posture and gestures!

And Nigerians may want to ask Bola Tinubu who is Olufunke Philips and how she was able to get a cushy job in Sanwo-olu's government.

So while Tinubu may think he has fooled Nigerians with his glad-handing around the nation, he should remember the immortal words of the late Bob Marley:

"You can fool some people sometimes.

But you can't fool all the people all the time."

We will still visit the bullion van issue. Why is the EFCC prosecuting the former Accountant General of Federation, Ahmed Idris, and not Bola Tinubu? We provided evidence of Tinubu's corruption to the EFCC, including photos of bullion vans going into his house on Election Day, contrary to The Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act 2011. Why Idris and not Tinubu?

And what is true for the EFCC is also true for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. Why are Buba Marwa and his NDLEA agents prosecuting Abba Kyari, but have not invited Bola Tinubu for questioning since it has been established that he had links with a white heroin drug cartel? Tinubu should be dealing with NDLEA, and not the Independent National Electoral Commission!

I thought Marwa declared that he would have zero tolerance for drugs? Is this how to show zero tolerance?

I am not playing politics here. I am being patriotic. Having a man with judicially established links to a white heroin drug cartel, such as Bola Tinubu, as President, is a serious national security risk. He will be vulnerable to blackmail from foreign intelligence agencies.

On Atiku's AriseTV Interview

The major issue that some people, especially those who describe themselves as Obidients, appear to have with Waziri Atiku Abubakar's AriseTV interview (because the interview was so good, they had nothing else to hold on to) was the fact that Alhaji Abubakar said, "In the north, 90 percent of our people are not tuned to social media."

Was the former Vice President of Nigeria wrong?

Let us focus on what cannot lie. Let us focus on the facts, not sentiments.

Almost every working-class Northerner in the Northwest has a small portable transistor radio. It is their essential life tool. They get their news from BBC Hausa.

Research this. BBC Hausa has 18 million unique listeners every week. VOA Hausa service reaches a combined weekly audience of 21 million. Another 10 million a week listen to DW Hausa. That is more than the number of Nigerians on Twitter and Instagram combined. A lot of these folk who have issues with the '90%' assertion live in a social media echo chamber and think there is no life outside Twitter.

You trend on Twitter and it gets to your head, you begin to insult Waziri Atiku Abubakar. You boast that your candidate will win on February 25, 2023. Do you know how many Nigerians are not on Twitter? 190 million. You saw those humongous crowds that came to see Buhari in Kano? They listen to BBC, VOA and DW Hausa service!

This does not mean they are not on the Internet. This does not also mean that they are not educated. You can be educated and have access to the Internet, without being on social media. They are not mutually exclusive. Take time to understand the North, because they understand you!

The average core Northerner, rightly or wrongly, sees social media as an indecent place. A place of much haram, where their mind will be corrupted by ungodly tendencies. So they tend to avoid social media, in preference for radios. However, it does not make you and I more informed than them!

Twitter is a platform that Northerners tend to shy away from, because of its very high level of toxicity. But that is not to say they do not use the Internet. They do.

They are big on TikTok. They also have taken to Facebook ever since that platform adopted Hausa as one of its domesticated languages. They use the Internet for online banking. To watch tafsir on YouTube and even to read the Al-Quran online. They buy mobile phone credit on the Internet. They are Internet savvy, but social media shy. They may not show up on social media, but they will definitely show up at the polling unit on February 25, 2023.

#BBNaija began last week. Southern Nigeria was completely focused on it to the point of fixation. But observe the North. Big Brother is not big over there. We have different values. What Northerners come to do on social media and TV is VERY different from what Southerners come to do!

Now that #BBNaija has started, I am experiencing less insults and threats from Obidients than usual. Now, do you see this Southern fixation with Big Brother? It is seasonal. But in Northern Nigeria, they have the same zeal, but for radio. And it is a daily fixation, not a seasonal one!

Many of us inaccurately see them as ignorant folk, but they are largely more informed than us as a people. Many Northerners choose to filter out social media. The vast majority of them elect to ignore BBNaija. They largely consider these things haram. But they follow political and other social events the way BBNaija enthusiasts follow naked yeyebrities!

This is the basis for the assertion by Waziri Atiku Abubakar that 90% of Northerners are not on social media, even if they are online. A lot of us in the South are too wrapped up in ourselves to notice that there are others who think and behave differently from us.

https://www.allafrica.com/stories/202207260416.html

Complaints have dogged the process of the N-Power Batch C, 2022 programme in parts of the country as participants bemoan operational challenges.

Following the conclusion and shortlist of the participants in the 2022 Batch C, applicants have complained of delays in documentation, or no payment for those cleared, and a general lack of communication from the managers of the programme.

For instance, participants in Kano State lament the claim of payment on their dashboard, which they don’t receive in their accounts.

The participants also allege that they have been waiting for deployment despite successful verification and thumbprint capturing, to no avail, while others are yet to be screened, especially those in Batch C, Stream 2, but those in Batch C, Stream 1 have been screened.

Bashir Usman, a beneficiary under Batch C, Stream 1 said that despite the long wait for thumbprint and verification, he was yet to be deployed to his place of primary assignment.

“Between shortlist to thumbprint and verification, we have spent over five months waiting.

“And now that we are screened and included in the beneficiaries list, we are yet to be deployed, and they have not paid us a single kobo.

“So there are challenges, honestly. Waiting for this long is also a big challenge. We are always in fear of whether the programme would no longer continue,” he said.

Aisha Salisu also got shortlisted in Batch C, Stream 2, but said she was not sure if she would benefit from the programme due to its slowness.

Also, some beneficiaries of Batch C Stream 1 that are already in the programme and receiving their payments lamented delay in the payment of their stipends.

For Khadija Lawal Usman, the programme, although helpful, is also a source of worry as she has never gotten her stipends at the right time.

“They just sent the May stipend, while for June I have to wait till next month,” she said, adding that some persons had not been paid for March, April, May and June.

The beneficiaries also lamented over the failure of the federal government to fulfill the promises they made to them.

Somebody in this category, who did not want to be named said, “They categorised us into three groups and trained the first set, with a promise that they would give us a loan to start business, but since then, we have not heard anything from them. We are now at home jobless.”

In Katsina State, beneficiaries of the programme also face problems of non-payment of allowances. All of them are being owed a minimum of two months’ allowances.

One of the beneficiaries, Nura Sani, told our reporter that the last time he received the allowance was close to the Sallah celebration in April.

“They were owing us three months’ allowances, then recently, they paid that of April, which means we still have those of May and June unpaid. That’s how it has been. The payment of our salaries has never been regular,” he said.

Sani, however, said other beneficiaries did not receive their allowances for the last four or five months while others were waiting for theirs from April till date.

Asked whether there was any explanation for the delay, Sani said nobody had said anything.

“The only time I know we had some interaction over this programme was when we met at the Muhammadu Dikko Stadium here in Katsina to discuss a possible extension of our tenure because they said we would benefit from the programme for only a year, while the previous batches did at least two years,” he said.

Another beneficiary, Malam Mubarak, said that in addition to the problem of irregular payment, some beneficiaries could not get alerts, which compelled them to lodge a complaint at the state focal office for rectification, which in most cases took more than a month to be corrected.

He said he was also waiting for two payments – May and June – adding that he knew of colleagues who had unpaid allowances of up to five months.

In Adamawa State, participants in the Batch C programme are complaining that they have not been given relevant information after weeks of completing their documentation.

A candidate, Danfillo Taraba Junction, said he had completed the processes of data capture and physical verification a month ago, but there was no communication from the authorities on when the successful candidates are billed to start.

Another candidate, Jonah Jere, called on the federal government to speed up the process as the delay was creating a negative impression among the beneficiaries and members of the public.

In Rivers State, while some beneficiaries hailed the programme as good and beneficial, others complained of fraudulent activities among beneficiaries, who abstain from work and still receive payments.

A beneficiary, Blessing Amadi, said she was posted to one of the state government-owned primary schools in Oyigbo in October 2021 and she received a N30,000 monthly stipend. “It has helped me a great deal. I am very happy and wish to thank the federal government for creating such an opportunity for us,” she said.

Another beneficiary who simply gave his name as Gracious said she enrolled last year and was posted to a secondary school in Oyigbo.

She said, “I was enlisted last year and have been teaching in one of the secondary schools in Oyigbo. The programme is very good and has been of good benefit to me and my family.”

A supervisor in Oyigbo who pleaded anonymity said many of the beneficiaries would not come to work but had some understanding with coordinators of their locations to cover them.

In Taraba State, 20,000 youths were engaged in health, education, agriculutre etc under the scheme.

‘Participants need to be patient’

When contacted, officials of the programme, including an aide to the minister of humanitarian affairs, did not respond to the complaints of participants.

Also, when Daily Trust on Sunday visited the office of the contact person at the Office of the Secretary to the State Government, the door was locked and nobody was seen to provide information on the programme.

However, an official of the programme in Adamawa State, who wanted his identity hidden because he was not in a position to speak, urged participants to exercise patience as it could not be completed in a few weeks.

When contacted, an official of the state focal office, who said he did not have the authority to speak to the media, said the office was aware of such problems but the payment comes directly from the federal government.

“We are not responsible for the payment. Our duty is monitoring and evaluation to ensure that the beneficiaries discharge their responsibilities. And if any of them has a complaint, they lodge it here, while we pass it to the ministry,” he said.

He said the challenge was nationwide and not just in Katsina State.


https://dailytrust.com/n-power-beneficiaries-grumble-over-non-payment-of-allowances-others

Alexgman1:
what else?

Full name and political party.

Alexgman1:
Pls do it for us #socrates

You need to attach pictures. And don't ask people to share. Only like is enough.

Alexgman1:
I want to do a nairaland pre-election vote. I want to see who has our vote, who we want to lead us & drive NIGERIA to the REAL next level.


LIKE 4 ATIKU.


SHARE 4 TINUBU.

This is not how to organize poll on Nairaland. It seems you are a newbie here.

Someone should come and help us do it.

igbotormentor:
ok

Ni kinni?
You will soon abandon this moniker out shame that will befall you Tinubu urchins. Better join the moving train and be obedient.

Emi lokan? Ki ni o kan o Ogbeni Ahmed Tinubu? To the best of my knowledge, Nigerian presidency is not a family chieftaincy title. Though I am sure you won't be sponsoring Islamic terrorism like Buhari and Hell Rufai have been doing since 2013 but you would take thugery to a new level. MC Oluomo, Kabaka, Kunle Poly, Ijaya Won, Asiri Eniba, and other good-for-nothings would be our ministers and governors. Your thugs would be in charge of FIRS, NPA, CBN, etc.

God forbid BAT thing.

Racoon:
2023: The Catastrophic Error Of Muslim- Muslim Ticket https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/07/2023-the-catastrophic-error-of-muslim-muslim-ticket/amp/

I have just used this link to create a thread. Check politics section to comment.

Aldol:
This doesn't look ur yoruba, your google translation exposed you. Tinubu for president 2023

That means you are a Fulani terrorist. Or you are a hypocritical yoruba headslammer.

Aldol:
Your southeast that has never produced Muslim deputy governor, did heaven fall?
Hypocrites

Ori e ti gbale. Why do you think I am from SE? Tinubu ti lu'le too mo. Ibeun ni o duro so. Yooba nimi tokan-tokan.

Massdamm:
Werey wo leleyi

main point of the long story is in paragraph 8.


8. Character is critical to leadership. A president must be honest, reliable, and trustworthy. People are more likely to follow a leader they feel they can fully trust. Tinubu is seriously deformed in character.

By renting fake pastors and unknown bishops, Tinubu proves right the saying that a crook will always remain a crook. After all, Tinubu is a fake man, unknown presidential candidate. No one knows his real name. We don’t know his age. We don’t know the schools he attended. We don’t know anything about him. Everything about him is fake and phoney. No wonder, a fake man, unknown presidential candidate, will rent a crowd of fake pastors and unknown bishops to endorse his Muslim-Muslim ticket

Commentor:
They were genuine clergy as confessed by one of their ogas.

One claimed one of them was no longer in his ministry as if that invalidates a missionary.

One we saw has been vocal in the North East of the country for over a decade.

Lastly, i personally do not rate CAN.

A body that ostracized TB Joshua whilst he was alive despite Joshua himself professing Christ, cannot be trusted.

They act like a cult such that when TB Joshua died, they even avoided his funeral.

Terrible people.

Beware of radical Islamic terrorists on Nairaland. These enemies of Nigeria listed below were muslims from mosques hired to defend APC's Druggie-Terrorist ticket.
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tenpipsperday:
His manifesto is that he singlehandedly made buhari president and that it is his turn.

Sadly my fellow Yoruba men and and women are blindly following him because of tribal sentiment.


God forbid.

You are right. That's the challenge we are facing now as takebacknaija organisation.

Racoon:
Anyone who claims ignorance of this obvious fact must be irredeemably stupid. These desperate power mongers thinks they are smart but they are not. It is time to tell ourselves the bitter truth.

Moh247

PandoraObi:
ok

Nawa for you o mr heliues

God1000:
Governor Fayemi is right, this is APC trying to divide Nigeria along religious lines

They are not trying to divide Nigeria along religious line but APC, as an Islamic fundamentalist party has divided Nigeria along religious line.

Aldol:
They are aware it's for numbers, they only decide to shy away from reality

Something they can't try with Islam'ic fundamentalists.

Muslim-Muslim Ticket: There Are Competent Christians All Over Nigeria, Says Gov. Fayemi

The governor said the party should have engaged Christian leaders to explain the rationale for their same faith ticket.

Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti says the claim that the Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket being fielded by the APC for the 2023 elections is solely based on competence and not religious consideration is false.

Mr Fayemi, the chairman of Progressives Governors Forum, said the “decision was not on grounds of competence because we have competent Christians all over Nigeria but on grounds of strategic political moves.”

He stated this while hosting new executives of the Ekiti State Chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria on Friday in Ado Ekiti.

The governor said the party should have engaged Christian leaders to explain the rationale for their same faith ticket in order to secure their confidence.

“Even if they don’t agree with our choice, they would have seen the sincerity of purpose.”

“We have to look at scenarios and calculate where the votes would come from, it is a game of numbers,” he added.

Mr Fayemi said it was time Christians stopped their abhorrent disposition to politics because “When serious Christians committed to the ideals of social justice and the common good turn away from politics, they open the door for unprincipled opportunists."

https://gazettengr.com/apc-muslim-muslim-ticket-there-are-competent-christians-all-over-nigeria-says-gov-fayemi