EKONGKING:
My best guess is , he fooled hardcore northern people
Who planned to vote for Atiku and to get sympathy from his people in south west .
People from eastern part played a crucial role in this propaganda.

ehikwe22:

You sound like you have insider information

coputa:
Abdusalami was not voted for,he only acted as ínterin/transitional president, maybe you were not born then.

coputa:
Abdusalami and shonekan were interim president.

anungangampu:
Nothing will ever work in this country with Muslim Northerners heading to polling units to vote every four years.

I think Tinubu built all his confidence on this by making sure Buhari wasn't openly against him.

It worked, they don't care. We the southerners will take the backlash as we travel often and always at the front of defending Nigeria from Foreigners.

We might call this an electoral Victory but 2028 will be more painful knowing that risking your life to vote down south doesn't worth it as someone who never checked the profile of whoever he/she is voting for will cancel your vote somewhere in the north.

SlyDev:
Tribe outside Nigeria are now being treated separately especially in SA, THEY CAN NOW DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN IGBO AND YORUBA AND HAUSA

samunaka:

But had it been that he was booed by just 5 people out of that numerous crowd you would have said that Buhari has been rejected by the North, a whole state pouring out into the scutching sun to welcome the man who is trying so hard to bring back their dignity you are calling them rented crowd, it is sickling

Lifeisnotajungl:
I don't know the person that gave Buhari the courage to come lead this country.

Daniwes:
Met two sisters a while ago in church, for some reason, the older one got my no and has been calling me almost every day. Meanwhile, I ve always wanted the younger one-she is my full spec for a serious relationship, I just did not get a chance to bond and get her contact.

Recently, the older one tried a few more advances which I turned down. I ve planned to clear her straight that I am not interested, but I am not sure how to go about it as of course these are siblings. I really like younger sis, but I feel I am not sure how to proceed with this.

I feel the recent move older sis pulled will sabotage any meaningful relationship I want to have with the younger sis in future

NwaAmaikpe:





If you've ever had sex in your dream, ejaculated then woke up to see cum on your shorts then you can relate to this memo from the Coalition of Northern Groups.

It's real but it is still imaginary because the North know they can not stand alone without the South.

So they'd use threat, blackmail and domination to get the South to assure them of a peaceful coexistence.
Then they go back home happy and just like in your dream, you came, but it was still a dream.

BareFacedLies:
Being bulky does not necessarily mean that he is strong

FrLukas:


There's a reason why Lagos became the primary ports location.

It wasn't the only city with a port, was it? Nor was it the only location that bordered the ocean.

Way before the colonialists arrived, Lagos was already a viable center of commerce.

I think you're missing the point in all this.

If, there's an infrastructure in Lagos that all of Nigeria is using to generate their wealth, shouldn't more money be allocated to the region in which Lagos is in, so as to maintain that facility?

Why then is it that despite the huge revenue from the west, it was given the least allocation.

That's what you should focus on.

You're focusing on whether the west actually made as much money as they claimed to have made.

Read about the wonders that chief Obafemi Awolowo did in the western region with revenue from Cocoa. You'd be shocked.

That's to tell you that cocoa was a viable income generator for the region at the time.

Whatever was generated from import and excise duty at the port was quite minimal as compared to cocoa, the major income earner.

FrLukas:


There's a reason you bring your commodity to sell in Lagos.

Nobody goes to a dead zone to sell commodities. I hope you understand that premise.

Besides, you're probably banking your money not in Lagos but in Sokoto or Kaduna.

So when you sell your goods, you take your cash back home to bank and then pay your tax there.

I think you're forgetting that as at that time, there wasn't wire transfer, POS, ATM, computerized banking etc.


So if you paid income tax, you paid it back in your region.

Does that make sense?

FrLukas:


How does this make sense?

Why would they bring tax from another region and count it in another region and then input that as revenue from the region where they counted it? Lol

The British may be evil but give them credit for knowing basic accounting.

There's no need to do gymnastics just to dodge and wish away the efficiency and effectiveness of the rulership of the Yoruba people. Otherwise you'd end up with illogicality such as this.

Moblux:
It seems war is looming if the story is actually correct from the side of NPF. Can Nigeria survive another civil war?

SweetVibe:
(1)Will the Average Hausa/Fulani spare you in times of war or crisis because you claimed not to be igbo?

(2)During appointment and jobs, have the Hausa/Fulani treated you better because you claimed not to be igbo?

I need an answer from the South-South concerning the two question above

Kandeed:
That video I watched o it's not weather related but something is fishy bout the man's Death